The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1867, Page 9

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Agaest oF & Reroreo Swixnire,—On the Sth day of May, 1865, Mr. Julius C, Salinger, of 22 Mott sireet, ap- peared before Justice Dowling and made a eomplaint against William H. Sanders, of Freehold, N, J., charging him with having on tho 10th day of April, same year, cheated bim out of thre wold watches, valued at $200 erch, aud a gold chain, worth $35, by’ means of false Tepreveniations, In order to obtain the end fraudulent re. Sanders, as alleged, represented tliat he owned ait store in Frooholde in whieh ie bad an in- toreet 68 32, and aneanine Bias WO Deeben aesty $1. was respensibie, and would pay the the next day. jing the representations © be ‘trie, Met Salinger delivered the goods to Sanders, God subsequently learned that all the representations made by him were false and untrue iv every Motes and Chat be had no interest in a jewelry store or Qot ia Freehold, &c. Mr. Salinger further cvarged Sandorw turns out to be ® common swindler i eco Gdeuce" oan. A werrant was issued by the magistrate and placed im the hands of Detective Wooldridge, of the gas precinet, but Sanders studiously avoided being ght @@ this side ef tue Hudgon till yesterday, wh he ventured to come to New York and was arrest He meaiaken to the Tombs, and commutted for trial in « of $1,000 bail. Sanders is thirty-eight years of 3 spi fl iland nade 2 lr Oy tre, He bsiainy pes ts Mcnpgery Srxxer.—On Wednes- May evoming Michael McCurry and Amelia Harrington, living in the tenement house No. 9 Mulberry street, be- ame invoived in a quarrel concerning a child upon ‘ had inflicted a slight ponishment, and The war raged fiercely betweeu some minutes during which, it all seized a sharp biaded table knifo and cut across the right side of the meck, inflicting a a deop oor se from whieh the aoe, Sen ed copiously. hai alana was given when ofiicer act, ran into the house and arrested the i of @ knife-aad took bit o the station house, Mrs. Har- wingtoa was placed in a carriage and convoyed to Belie- wie Enepl , the hack:nan driving so rapidty as to lose | cay the way. Justice Dowling yesterday committed Harry to the Tombs for examination. ‘Tus Broan Steger Snoorive Arvair.—Mr. Clarence Seward, counsel for William H; H. Fall, one of the goid @peculators arrosted on Wednesday afternoon, for being engaged in the shooting aifray with Harry Newton in front of No, 22 Broad street, as heretofore reported in fhe Heasco, called upon Justice Dowling vesterday Mmornieg with the view of securing the iiberution of his eiient.. No formal complaint having been made against Qbe prisoner, and it being satisfactorily shown that the ullet. which struck and wounded Mr. Grace in thé roast was not from either of the pistols found in pos- fession of the defendant, tue magistrate allowed him to @9, Mr. Seward pledging Limeelf to produce Fall to an- @wer to any complaint which may hereafter be preferred ainst him in connection with the shooting: Harry Berion, the other principal in the sweet fight, has not « been arrested, and is is believed he bas leit this part f the country. {1 is said that previous to the shooting y it was his intention-to have sailed for New Orieans juring the week, The search for him, however, will be @ontiaued. + A Vicrnt oF MisrLace Coxripence.—A colored woman, ‘Qnsworing to the name of Jane Carr and residing at No. ‘136 Lancena street, being desirous of sendiug the sum of $25 to. nome friends of ters who are living in Nashville, Fenn. conceived the idea of forwarding it by exproas. Living in che same house with Jane was an obliging darkey, kuown as Charles Moaby, who volunteered, @he states, to take the money to the express office. | ey he waa paid over to him, since which time neither jane nor her friends have heard anything of it, and it Geno he converted it to his own use, Jane caused arrest, ald, on beine brought before Justice Dodge, ‘was committed for trial at Special Sessions, Auawoxe Petr Lancesy.—James Corcoran, No. 687 ixth Aveude, appeared before Justice Nodge yesterday kvawa with whom Smith was in company, stole orient which were hanging outside we door, S oriosnac ‘was commicted for trial. ! Hag. at. 4 Discovsr.--According to a complaint mate Wi the Jefferson Market Police Conrt yesterday by Chase, No. 677 Broadway, it iz shown that i ‘had im his employment 9. man named who caleusted’ wilh ‘A. arimber. of ‘was to nse. aa and so obtain |. orders, value of the goods tour tke few f, however, the lainant od-thmt ancae carrying Sui the wlahes Ot bis , fraudniontly of the at + Baother ‘store for the sum of Upon are ve ‘Wry goods establishment of A. T. Stewart, appeared be- ‘Tee Fox-Qugen AuLEcED Lingt. Sur.—The examina. Bion iu this case was resumed yesterday at the Essex Market Poltos Court, before Justice Shandiey. Mr. Fox (Was the only witness placed upon the stand, he being lengt —— nsel for the defence Ea ‘ Getweon him and Mies Is was suown that these reiations were { broug! counsel for the ich, the object belt z va jons castained by the court. The further poy canes Se eae ee defeace will ‘ Cmangmp wire UrreninG 4 Fase Tomex.—Martin Beheibeer, professor, was arraigned yesterday at the Basox Market Police Court, charged as above, on the inst., when {pom piaint of Bernard Westermann, of No. 440 Broadway. Bir, Westermann states in his affidavit of compla:nt that betng indebted to bim in the sum of $30 beg es os fe of buriness on te $100, of mmr Se poonenhe oom for $: See: toPued a bir by Mr, Westermann, we by Mr. that R. Thompson was a merchant, ithe ore) inndtord, avi 1 trustee of the New York, at y, and that the cueck had been given him (Scheib- im payment of a bill for wuition of the drawer's son. it to be correct Mr. the check, and, alter deductit paid Sobeibner the ae ik, Me, by the paying ilies of ee Thea National Bank that were no im Dank to the credit of R. Thomp- Loiemes, the accused to Irshad said there are two other char; 1b against joner, one in thereupon oe ; A Hom Teamsacrion.—Theodore Houser was arraigned Penterday at the Fourth District Police Court, charged gm the complaint of Timothy O’Donohue with creme fmoncy under false pretences, by having sold as alli ered ta el to the complainant for the sam. orga platwant being ignorant at (he ume of the condition ef sucht horse. 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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavespay, May 16—6 P.M. The railway share market has been extremely dull to- day, sad during the afternoon its tendency was dowa- ward, without any assignable cause, if we except a con- cocted rumor taat money was active, the absurdity of which is obvious in view of the absence of any marked demand either from the Stock Exchange or else where, The Sub-Treasury bas beem absorbing currency iatterly im payment for coin and new five-twenty bonds sold, and its balance this evening is up to $125,250,105; but the internal exchanges are still in favor of this city, and the Sub-Treasury will soon disburse currency about a8 rapidly as it absorbed it in payment for seven-thirty notes bought. It is almost neediess te remark that this buying and selling of securities by the government is a part of the funding system as at presen! practised. The stock market has beeu in such @ Semi-siagnant condition for the last fortnight that the brokers look upon apy change as de- sirable, very few of the comuission houses being able in the presemt atate of things to make their expenses, and activity with them being the life of business. The opposition to the recovery of prices is go strong among the great majority of the brokers themselves that the national currency is beld in check, and outside buyers are imtimidated by the local aspect of the stock market. It we look to the earnings of the leading roads, however, and the state of monotary affairs, we find much co strengthen conddence in the sta- tility of values and to atrmuiate purchases for a rise, and it isnot until wo find ourselves among the professional ~speculators of the Board of Brokers that the complexion of affairs assumes so cerulean a hue. With the prospect of unusually abundant crops before us, and with every indication that the value of the currency will be left undisturbed fora iong time to come, it seems only natural that the stock market should react from the ae- Pression to which it haa boen subjected since tho 1st of October, and that our trade and commerce should at tho same time revive; for there ia nothing in the present condition or probable tuture of the country to justify the gloomy forebodings which have boon freely indulged in of late. Money continues ia abundant supply, but a somewhat quicker demand was reported in some quarters in the afternoon, owing to efforts to advance tho rato for call loans to six per cent; and the exceptional transactions at this rato were more numerous than o* late. The general rate is still five per cent on mixed collaterals and four on governments, and, owing to tho light demand from the Stock Exchange, a large amount of capital is without legitimate employment. Thore is a very moderate sup- ply of commercial paper offering, aud the bos: grade is in demand at 6 a 7 per cent. At the ten o'clock open board railway shares were steady, but inactive. New York Central solid at 07% ; Erie, 64 (b. 3); Rock Island, 8954; Northwestern, 35; do. preferred, 603, ; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 737% ; Obio and Mississippi certificates, 265; Pacific Mail, 1273¢ a%e At the first rogular board the markst was dull, but firm. New York Contral closed % higher than at the same time yesterday, Michigan Southern ‘;, Rock Istand %, Northwestern proferred 3, Toledo, Wabash and Weatern 5, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 1. Hudson River was % lowor, Northwestern 1, Pacific Mat! ‘4. Government securities were quiet, but frm. Coupon . five-twenties of 1862 showed an advance of 14, new issue of 1866.34. , Missouri sixes advanced \. At the one o'clock open board New York Central sold at 97%; Erle, 63% 8 %; Hudson, 101%; Rock Island, 80 @ 3; Northwestern, 36; do. preferred, 604 a 4; Fort Wayne, 965; 8 X; Pacific Mail, 123% a %; Weatern , Wabash end Womtern,; ‘At the halt-paat two coguier board the market was. rather heavy sn@ the yotume of besiness very light. Hudsen River closed j¢ ieneni sean Sipe erat wrese board, Geading was ¢-tuwer,-Rock Islaed 5, North- weatera . preferred X%, Obio aad Mtsstsaippi corsibcaten: 3. Government seceritics were dull but steady. Mis- sourl sixes declined jg. Tennessees were unaltered. At the half-past three open board the market was steady at the decline. New York Contra! sold at 97%; Krie, 6354 a 44; Michigan Southern, 67%; Kock Island, 88% aX; North westera, 34%; do. preferred, 50%; ; Fort Wayne, 9634; Oho and Mississippi certificates, 2434; Pacific Mail, 12856; Western Union Telegraph, 43%. During the rest of the afternoon the apeculative feeling was eand prices experienced a further decline. Ata quarter to six the following quotations were current:— New York Odntral. 97 8 347 Erie, 62% a %; Reading, 108 a {; Michigan Southern, 67% @ 3; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 720 73; Rock Island, 885, &.5¢; Fort Wayne, 96a 54; Northwestera, 34% « 3%; do. preferred, 59:4 aX. ‘The stock of the Hudson Rivor Railway Company is firmly hold by those who participated in the new issue receatly authorized by a majority vote, and the price has Deen advanced by them by means of ‘‘washes’’ to 103%, a good price for a security which has just been dosbied fn amount, The receipts and expenditures of each of the last four years, not inclusive, however, of all the outlay for construction, were — Four years... ..$11,427,454 Payments tour years. . Receipts over payments, sehen Average per year... ‘The average net earnings, it will be seen, were oly about equal to five per cent oa $13,937,400, the amount of the capital stock as it now stands The folowing table shows the prices current for the leading railway sbares this morning and at the same date last year, together with the variations: — brn agar 1866, eae, ey. Lower, 93% 97% 4s BIG aT ~ $186,354 New York Cent 63% = wy 10145 - o% 1034, ay 4 Michigan Southern... 80 61% a 24 Cloveland & Pletaborg. 8584 8% = My Rock Ivland...... 80%, on 4% Northwestern. ‘ta 1555 65 _ Northwestern pret'd. & Or% 1% - Fort Wayne.. 96% ve is Wostern Union tel... i oo, - 6 Government securities wore steady at the close of business at the subjoined quotations:—Coupon, 1881, LL a %; do, registered, 111% a %; five-twentios, coupon, 1862, 100% a %; do., 18964, 105K a %; do., 165, 106% a; do., 1865, new issue, 107% © 108; ten. forties, coupon, 99% a %; 73-10 notes, frst series, 106% a % ; 7.3 10 notes, second series, 105% a % ; 7 H10 motes, third series, 105% a %. The gold market continues very frm, ia sympathy with the high rates of foreign exchange and the export demand for com. The opening price was 187, followed by am advance to 137%, and the closing transactions were at 137%. Loans were made without interest and at 206 percent for carrying. The gross clearings at the Gold Exchange Bavk amounted to $52,614,000, and the goid balances to $1,770,500. The steamer Union took out $56,000 In spects. There was a limited business traneacted in foreign exchange and rates were firmly maintained Bankers’ Dills op England at sixty days were quoted at 100% a 110; at three days, 110% a; commercial bilie, 108% ao 100%; frames at axty days, 6.17} © 612%; at three days, 5.13% @ 6.1154; bili oa Berlin, 72% a 72K; on Bromen, 70% 099; om Frankfort, 41% %; on Am. sterdam, 41 a 4154; on Hamburg, 365; a %, on Antwerp, 5.17% @ 5.16. Owing to the light supply of cotton and produce bills and the brisk demand from importers, the leading drawers look forward to « continuance of the present high rates of exchange, and consequently to a firm market for gold for some time to come. Mining shares are irregular and the market has not yet recovered from the recent shook, although efforts are being made to raliy it by some of the professional speculators. At the frat board Lorydon closed Sic. higher than at the first board yesterday, selling at $1 81; Quattz Hill, 10c,, selling at $1 90, Consolidated Gregory Gold was 200, lower, selling at $6 90, Columbian Gold and Silver, 10c., selling at 460. At the second board Corydon closed 24c. higher than at the first board, selling at $2 05. Columbian Gold and Silver was Sc. lower, selling at 400, Consolidated Grogory Gold sold at $6 90. The Pacific Mail Company have declared a dividend of three per cent out of their earnings of the quarter ending April 30, the samo to be payable on the Lat of June. after the lst of July next payments of interes on registered securities of the government will be made at the following places —Now York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cimeinnati, Chicago, New Orieana, Charles. ton, St, Loula, San Francisso, Buffalo and Pittsburg. The lant three cities have boon recemily soicctod. Tho csceivta for customs and the reemote wayments ‘20d balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city forthe | mand egies, ms een Pence tte RP Custom House. ————-Sub-Tr Receipts, Recei Pad > $411,000 suoieoer gatiotis quit 30, 105 305,000 4,256,370 = 2,778,404 123,114,161 May 822,000 4,396.851 6,192,776 aoe May 1 000 4,677,156 1,736,287 125,259,105 The following is an exhibit of the business transacted at the United States Sub-Treasury, Chicago, for the weekt ending May 11:— Receipts... $91,756 ‘Cash on hand ( 51,351 Cash on hand last wook.... 785,678 The Boston bank statements of the past three weeks compare as under: — April 29. May 6. May 13, eget $02,071 1s $esytih ile 825, boning bert 16,571,736 16,552,421 fue fee 2 288,514 The total vaipe of exports from Boston for the week ending May 10, including specie, was $348,801, against $283,186 for the corresponding week in 1866, The total value of foreign goods imported inte the port of Boston for the week ending May 10 was $844,569, against $461,791 for the corresponding week in 1866. Total imports since January 1, $16,318,179. The cash balance in the bands of the Assistant Trea- surer im Boston at the close of business May 11 was $7,259,125 $5,944,924 of which was coin, showing a decrease of $1,346,264 as compared with last week. The receipts for customs at the port of Boston last week amounted to $317,200. ‘The dutees paid wt the St. Louts Custom House from January 1 to May 1, 1867, amounted'to $841,129, or at the rato of upwards of $1,000,000 a year. The total amouat paid for duties last year was $840,000, The Philadelphia bank statements for the past two ‘weeks compare aa follows:— May 6. 18, Differences, Capital.........$15,922,450 $15.947,350 Inc. $24,900 Loans ~ 68,054,207 68,474,388 Inc. 420,181 386,063 406,762 Inc. 17,196,058 17,287,919 Inc. 37,574,054 + 34,172.169 Inc. 598,116 10,639,695 10,627,953 Dec, 11,642 38,128,484 35,160,076 Dec. 2,968,388 3,344,961 3,322,913 Dec, 22,048 ‘The Chicago Clearing House statements compare as under:— Menie 4 Balances. Week ending May 11 «$10,490, $1,138,481 Week previous... +++ 11,178,267 1,204,154 The Pittsburg Clearing House statements compare as- follows:— Cearings, Balances Week ending May 11 $1,968,195 $409,846 Wook pravious......-- 1,914,818 "430,112 The Siate Treasurer nsyivania gives notice to the holders of the overdue loans of the State up to and inclusive of July 1, 1856, that they will be paid on pre- sentation, and that all loans maturing to above date will coage to draw interest on the Ist day of August next. Annexed are comparative railroad earnings for the Grst week in May of this and last year:— pal es the following in rela- tion to the recent failure of a New York cotton house:— | Various rumors are circulated in the city, and no doubt” of the banks in the city have suffered seri the failure of Watts, Crane & Co., of New York. it was that two of the banks would, ix ee or be obliged to sus; ‘We have investigated the sul 0 that there is no foundation {¢ q failure above Seer Shere Padocab, and otber tebacco Tatoreats have act been the sufferers... It is the losses a8 cowon they have suffered by, sf SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, és ‘Thuteday, May 16 -16:80 A. M. S30 0 8 . Bash spec ug 22 o.oo Joon 6 do. 116000 109 do. | oe abe Hee A Eegus m SbSESEUsSeeeeet_ se i i ae ‘ é do. : et 0 or Tove F4 0 i 100 ui 7 100 eras) & Fi Tol Wad ist mex 0 Tol 8 Web 3am. 18 PiereW &cid % 50 14% soo Mi St Paul iat. 9 300 35 700 at mige. 169 39 . S8ty Morris & be lt m 96 3 ee ere ed 35h 1000 C & 200 se aA | % Soean Bamk....--+. 102 300 0» =| oe B34 300 ‘ 04 Contrat Nat Bank.. 110 100 ia i youth Net Backs. ios a0 Tol, Wave WatRR 4l5 10 Bank of Republic.’ 115 Half-Past T. M. 0M 8 he es, fm u ses. ny a 5000 US 6's, 200 19 1000 US @s, ai 100 6 son do. 100 mM do. lwo ‘onus a io 2590) US 5's, 100 7 hae 3 mi 8100) Tenn 6 : as fe 100 Ki ie Sed e “2 20 & rid a aM Chie a 60 40 Tol, Wa 4 50% 300 Pitts, a We Alt of Sig 200 Mi .. 86 59%, 500 Mi 5B Sof 200 58, a BoM ee a REPORT. Tuurspay, May 15-6 P. M. ify » 8s Frour anp flour, 360 ancks corn meal, 145 do. oats, and 700 do. malt. The flour was again dull, and peices with forced sales at @ ‘grea a lo 6 Bi po Bai Tisai te fang the rd four was tn nm ey easier, The Lda Saece apt Ghoice Siete BRe ue ind hoop, BMe 5 ae: BE Hat 4B sie 670 he ay eas ai f Ff ae iol i : Fasionte—The offerings continued it, and but few Seward epee eed po charters not Lay Ay rT ts Per scanner 1,000 boxes cheese: Ec Su, 64. sag Soy rerkenne vant ot Me. To London, 600 bois: roste'cn fe pot al nape ‘aio bola. lard st 308, en rive portant iransactions prices nominal, Hors wers not essentially changed in value and the de- ra fale. ales ning made to"the extent of 116 bates er, Le at his covidence, 191 Wont Bighorn sooording to (ually street, Mr. C1 i ae ‘ e ie pommel prtoes, however, spaaainetcl sue? ue casan a SueanG® Baw itume B. Bas cards. Wooo—Harr.—Oa arene 15, at the rest dence of the bride's uncle, Bridgeport, Coun., by the Rey, Mr. Clark, Pease 4 ‘A. Wooo to Many A. Hawr, ail of Bridgeport, Coun. No cards, ranciaco jease copy. Waseos—Sonvesete C5 Wednesday, May 15, at tho fesidence of the bride's father, by the Rov. W. Metkie, Hag. —Both shipping and retail lots wore in Cait request, “oes ruled avery fru at $1 80 for shipping and $1 for retail ‘market ruled steady, but the transactions mane were and quite uni ‘tant. avai Srowes'—Tiere continued a good demand for apirits FE agood and tine, a still further decline was qnenies eat mt Merehantable lots at the close bel Ge. w ai retall lots Gte. a 65c. ‘The aale tort dy eer of Lanarksuute, Scotland, to i 4 h n ‘ai e Mi oot if qaerapeied 1.00 is a he 08 diaries chy. bier of G. Sohuhart, Ksq., of New Yor! ye ag re ety arte ler $. ba Died. Price, “the demand ‘mod ive, and Prioge ruled quite steaay. ‘The sales wrote au0 bois, serained | ADAMS. —On a ednenday, May 16, of apoplexy, B.S. at $4; 600 do. Char ‘500 do, No. 1 at $6 5), 200 ‘Anke, ase 6 gutra pale at nd 200 do, No. 2 at $425 $4 Gc. ves tnd friends of the family, also of his Typ wan dal as al eon, W. Irving also of his sons-in-iaw, 0. 3. Fot- rulea firm at $1 36 ng, “HR's lott, Ferd. Unger and Heury C. Price, and the members Temained sieady atoar last, quotations, of Lafayette Ledge No, 64 F. A. M.; Grand Lodge P. A. sales were made of aoe te M., New York Lodge No. 330, Acacia Lodge No. 327, Other kinds remained un and Yow Tree No. 461, F. A. M., are invited to attend PETROLEUM. rude iu silaeed An, ough prices, bis fuseral, from No.1 Abingdon square (Bank and et Se St ite. in Due, gad, a na ie bia at Hbige. Bleecker streets), this (Frida: eseeing, easerrs 2 rad d white was 2 36e. ee te AM, are hereby summoned to vend pte 4. priv We Heard of ilesot Ole monic n, ta be held In Corithian room, Oi Fallows on ‘small white at Hall, this evening, t th inst., at six o’cloc! aso. do. in tins at iiadelphia of 2700 bbls. sorade, ‘segulsr ravity, seller's A prompts mepee REE: testa. orien, Me why. and BO) bole de ee tan ares ele June, at | _ BAXvan.—Aat m Wednesday, May 15, of moe a a va | Ganon sar, wite of oie W. Baxter, and only mente, aud 24 do. lard,” The market. for pork continued ‘The relatives and friends of the Famally are reapeottulty Toderafely ace. at about former pricea though atthe invited to attend the funeral, from 52 Remsen street, clong a firmer feeling prevailed, new mese closing firm at telock. cash. The eales, cash and regu Bois. | Brooklyn, on Sunday at three o'clock. St $28 15 » $2 W for new mean, $28 for old do, ime | _ Beatay.—On Wednesday, May 15, Mrs. Aucam H. sad $19 a $1935 for prime: also for future delivery | Busey, aged 10 years uu hew mess, seller sixty days, at $25 20 a $23 The relatives and friends are invited to attend the Pho denssnd for boot’ was ‘sicderaie: apriges ruled frm, fi wat one o'clock, from St with sales of 300 dbls., at $19 60 0 $23 75 for new exits Pre Set on sy caus wave’ sale er? meas, and $14 50 o $21 for new do. Beef hams were o oor. not essentially changed; sules, ‘at $40 a $44. Tierce | Haven depot, seventh street, <a 12:30 A. M. beef was nominally Cut meats continued in separ, teens ting at the eck depot. fair demand aud priees wery firmer, The sales were 390] | Bexxpicr—On Wednesday, May 15, of consumption, hes ewe s $8, ate. for | caused by wounds Toceived at’ the battle. of Frederioke: pd ett foe" ibag Hobe Tiige, Yor | Bare in 1862, Brovet Major Auvar R. Beveoicr, Captain fair; mies, 600 boxes at'l1i¢c. for long ribbed, IL3ge, for short ribbed, loyc. for Cumberland cut and 1216. for short | Fourth United States iatantry. clear. The ‘lard market was moderately active and prices The funeral will take place on Saturday morning, at ruled steady; sales, 600 bbls. at Tee: a no. iter Was steady at Ile.’ me Ibe. For Westera, and d iss. a is, for State: Choese was quoted at L2c. a 19¢., ig 10 41 Rice continued firm at ilizo. a tage tor ‘Chraline, with ten o'clock, under military escort, from the residence of his uncle, E, C. Benedict, No. 10 West Tenth street. The friends:of the family are invited to attend without further notice. Sexps.—In Calcutta tinseed a far business was consum- |. BLack.—On Tuesday, May 14, Jou Bi.avk, Sen., iu the mated and the market continued firm. Sales were effected | 67th year of his ot F009 bags, toarrive here per Tinto, at $9, 85, and to arrive ir Zephyr, at $230: 4,000 do., May elle of Sea, at age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, (rom the resideoce of his son-in-law, J.B. Hussey, No, 423 Cumberland prices - stroct, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. eagng tm to Me, OF timothy small aaley were noted Crato,—At Brooklyn, on fuursday, May 16, Canina Svan The market dr raw we Spy active and firm, | Evtsna, aged 13 years and 7 months, otdest daughter of fair to ante JW%4e, a ADhyc, | The saley | Archibald and Anu Catherine Craig. were cas lip, for Unbe caaseorede. @ a Porto Rico, 113¢e. w 2ige.' Also 60) boxes on private Panera BOt96 fo-mictiew CHAMBRRS.—On Wednesday, May 15, Mra. Many P. Cuamnsra, wife of Mr. Dexter 8, Chambers, of Brookiya. Notice of funeral hereafter, Dopar.—On Thursday, May 16, at Fighty-sixth stroet, Yorkville, Evauye MeCiuecne Bonar, only daughter of John P. Dodge, Jr., and Saran A. Dodge, aged 2 years, 4 months and 23 days, Funeral services will take place at the Prosbyterian church, West Farms, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, ‘The ‘relatives ‘and friends ot the family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. DuxcaLr.—Suddenly, on Weduesday, May 15, Joan Doxcaty, formerly *Manchesier, Eogiand, in the Tea Year of his age, ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, 209 West Nineteenth street, on Saturday morning at hati- past ten o'clock, Ert10t.—In Paris, France, on Wednesday, May 1, of pacumonia, Reuscca Ginavo, wife of Gorge Y. Elliot ‘and daughter of the late Andrew Foster. Notice of funeral herea(ter. Evnanp,—At Succasunna, N, J., on Tharsday mora- ing, May 16, of scarlet fever, in tue fifth year of hor age, LeoNoRA FRasoH, youngest daughter of Sereus M. aud Geo, C. Eyland. Fiacex.—Saddenly, on Wednesday, May 16, Gexrups, terms. Refined was moderately active and firm, at 160. a 15igc. for powdered, crushed and grauulated, imganuxe remalneil steady aul drm. bales were reporied at ITabtow was without decided change in value; the demand was moderate. Sales 100.000 Ibs. at Te a 11 5-16e. Wutskey.—Receipts, 38 bbls, ‘Ihe market continued firm, Tiibrather more doing, Sales 6 bole. Western, im bond, ab S2isc. a TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. ~Puttanzuemta, May 16, 1867. Peunsyivania fives. 95; Morrie and Erle’ Railroad, 3844; Readi vania Railroad, 61%; gold, 87 chauge on New York par. Flour is duit and weak. quoved at $15, Western, $17 60. Frime wheat le scarce and en 1,000 bushels ‘of bial State at $2 Bye is quotable at $1 "75. Gora is advancing, ead in Detter demand, ‘The sales are 10, wushels yellow at $1 22. Osteaare firmer. The sales are 6,000 bushels State at Petroleum is inactive. Free is q uachanged. "a te, Whlakey is Bae me, Moy 16, 1807. Cotton is firmer. Middling feo dull and pominally unchanged. Howe walk Wheat Choice Mary- og q held above buyers sae Meaium grades of — Pea dull on nominal, Corn Avania 2 er and in Tmiproved demand. $1100 8113 ? t t g1 | Wife of Joseph Fiacre, in the 49th year oi her age. a ay soem ne ere ie: |” The friends and. relatives, her sons Abraham, 8. isions quiet and stead: oogxt ir quiet and firm at rewpectiuily invited te 10348 105, for fair to good ‘teAniug. Whiskey—20c. for country and 30c. for western in Doad. = ‘wyco, Mas 16, 1867. Flour active and unchauged; sales 2,20) vbls., at $15 for Jawes H. and Oliver Monroe, are attond the funeral, this (Friday) atteraoog, at thtee o'clock, from St Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, South Sixth surest, Jersey City. Howarp Sa grr gents Staten Island, on for do! ary or stead pe Mees, feng 3 Thai morning, May 16, Coorsg Howaxv, Ksq., of sales bushels No. 3 Milwaukee clab, $3. tines England, aged 50 years. Faneral will take “age from the Reformed Dutch Sees Tompkinsville, this (areas) moraiog, & ten are phon wo attend, Krxc,—Ver; ‘Kiddenly. LB red March 4, of brain fever, ‘ulitornia, Caancas W. bi gia bth year of seo a eae on Tho relatives and friends of La wgring 4 tiny ater fully invited to attend the funeral, ah noon, at three o'clock, from 71 East Thi May “Ts Toot Martin, in. ‘0, on Rien consumption, Axsa Avavsta, wife of D. W. she 20h year of her age ‘The funeral will take place at 65 Myrtle avenue, this | ocean morning, hf ten o'clock. Torsno, i rT at No, 10 Desbrosses a1 $m. oat unchanged azo, Obte, May 16,2087, | weasocday, Lng 18, Catuaminn, voloved wife. of Josep eg No, nced 10c, ; sales of the Reet Wy: and Mf cea, tn) int ty aki year of her age. of the latter at oso, ‘Cate advanced So; sales at wile, Fae oe to-morrow’s pape! Bye was held at $1 70. — Rolle af Thursday moruing, way sys, Gnonas Pace, ee ve aged 87 7 pe lp ten Lang et dy ek Pade Beutios snd friends are respectfully invited to attend from No. 144 (oid numb-r 97) Kast Sevea- 2) sh dy “ale Peg raters ceca fs three oflock: firm af" as Rup, odnouday, ar 15, Joan heap, of Sligo, Rye Arelana, in the btn peeror I oy ia {rieuds are respectfully invited to attend his fune- ral this ( at one o'clock, trom his late "Dublin Wardorand‘Shge Noted al oat son of Coruellus ay ‘and Helena 6 months and 21 days. Tho relatives and “rienda of the aan respect- fully invited to attend the funersl, from the bouse of lie parents, No. 16 Perry street, this (Friday) moruiag, as ten o'clock. Sira.—Suddenty, on ean May 16, Perse Surru, county Cavan, Ireland, ia Lage oe age. His friends are ae, Seed bony to ationd the funeral, this (Friday) aft x aon years, a 5 . do, corn, Shipments: 6,00) bbls. dour; ‘sels wheat ; 2,200 do. cora. onituaiy. Brevet Major Abner R. Benedict, U. 8. A. This officer, we regret to state, died yesterday in this Re sate and magistrae city at the early of twenty-seven years. The de- | county in pn gerien. pond asa pening New xen, petit son. of Voce at tale oon pg A ring i ten wor |B the late Abner Benedict, who was lost, toxethor with his | Srerssud's'monthe og wife, on the steamship Arctic, in 1854 He received his | | The relatives and friends, are fered to, nitone the pera), from a street education at the University of Vermont, and after his T avence, sata cman fener vn graduation returned to this city and engaged im mercan- | o'clock. tile pursnita, Immediately after the breaking out of Warrow,——On Weds May 15, Livixastos, young- sy 9 BD a Fn ‘a8 a private in Colonel mitamaas wea of Willem Prandin Walton, aged 2 oats and 27 days. ‘The remains were takea to the fanuly lot iu Greea- ‘wood for interment. Wreo,—On May 16, at the New whien was one of the three that first left here os in the Fourth infantry. | York Hotel, Eowanv C. Wewo, in the 49h . During the war the deceased greatly po pone mtn ‘Tho funeral services will take place at New Yor self, being Se gar for gallant meritorious | Hotel, on Saturday morning, at ten o'ciock. conduct at Gaines’ Mil At the battie of Fredercks- rake. —Un Wednesday, May 15, at eight o clock burg he received a in the breast, which penetrated M., after a painful illness, Avcusrs Le ma, wite of his lungs and lodged in hia back, from which it] Robert H. Whitaker, aged 51 years and 3 months, ‘was cut out. This wound forced him to return to New Her remains will be taken to Greeawood Cemetery to York, but as soon as it had he returned to the | rethain until the resurrection morn, when the dead iv alaadtd Sa toca ges ceoninie: | Sle hn erkitas dee tart | attend t on rn at halt. The exposures Incident to a soldier's life, added to hia | one o'clock ' “4 see Water sect, ne o'clock, from her late residence, 600 Water street, wounds, caused irritation of Tange and resulted in withobs further notice. ic consumption, whicn speedily ended his days, _SHIPPING | NEWS. A Conripexce Mas ov Cotor.—A victimized colored man thos complains in a letter to the editor of the Mont- ee eee and AtMaNac FoR "ae yona-—t ——, he catt him- | sux | moos self———, he keeps a fir sveintt shop in your town. | sux sere Pi itor ean he Told me he Was goes to mobile to some land for the freemen an ask ne for five $ PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 16, sir. Cleared. na a Greene, Hevaua—Atlsatic Mai! Steam. eRe. en Batgict, Whitehurst, Gaiveston via Key Mteamebip “care ie Delaaey, Galveston—Spaford, Tilesinn — W P Clyde, Powell, Wilmingtos, NC—James Spencer, London—Alex W' fron iden, ra Bt John, NBN. ies ( Hibs St John, NB—G F Bul Bark EB FE, Ban@eld (Br). Mitchel, leat ang] r ‘Bullay. Bark Venus (Br), Beat, London—Per iiaton, Bare Amarante (Ham), Wubrmaua, froemant (Br), Wiggins, Cadiz aad MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Beam—Eamea. —On Thursday, May 16, at No, 73 Cler- mont avenue, | penny by the . W. Wh Boole, Hewny Beato Many Apeune Eauns market—C © et ee 4 Tate | Marae (Nor), Bahr, Cork for ordere—Funen, een Wracereks heeia, on Thursday, May 16, aa a Benner, Stettin—Funch, Meincke & Rev. E. M. Levy, D. D., Ewin C, Burt, of Orange, Ka he Fart tanh rn 8 dori wane fy ghar ughieretD. M.Wilson, of Rewer, vie MT Hilaworth (Br), Cook, Harborvilie, NSD & De 4 hoes ha eeoes | cs pad (Br), Sanders, Dighy, NB—J Boye daughter of the late W. C. Scott, Butler, Elizabethport—H W Loud & Co. ‘teres te Vance, Pernambuco and Bahia—Heory the Rev. 3 D. Brown, Daxtet K. 4 ry PM Dor Seb: paperuancas (Br), Barnes, Tampico F Whitaey & phton, A p—G Wearals May 30, 1m He ‘Baten Douglas Sie Erma eres of fete LL Taj > a 06, Graves,—RAnDoLrn.—On We Fe thar ge Mmingion, RC—Thomes & chee meas Ran sic | BER wr, auras han Pe Yan Hu both of thie “4% tear Sone @ WW Kiraball, Hal, Boston—W 8 Brows & Co. May 16, at St Lg Doane, Harwich. ~ Arrived. was'ib, ak the Chureh of of the yo me, by ihe the sen. D.t a and fetienay a Sp Bertetm, do, with mdse aie Ayres, Binghamton (N. Y), sod Stamford an ne wenos iY), are), Weeks, _ Ota peseermn-ote , Kovembar 18 186, fa he Sie porrie (9. tem roa the reiganes of the Ray. WH Corbet, W sete bolee nn soy tommy Keutr to Sormta of this city. Quindaro (Br), Sresweet, Hecteene. af Bm" 7, rte Livinestos—F alien. —On yin May 12, by the Re oy Cy Rev. Dr. fom Sullivan street Me wg haan Se Ss aes lavpoeres ise KLLeW Fauces, all a iran Trinidad, 18 dara, win heond . Seutan Of dante ina ok ee = iad Mrera—Tracky—On Wednesday, Father Quin, Wu. T. Myers to Maar B. Tarien—Beariax —On Wednesday >, by Rev. aan. May 15, br the Hal ainmaatod reported by Atlantic cable ae one re ted from Swatow M w ons ir, built ia ewaed in Shanging’ Sour Apsie Bracasre (of Rekinnd), Wty: New York for Bararoa, foundered al in lat 36, lon 72, and all bands were Cir mart), whose Steam ships f Sedgwick, orit, 9 — ride, Cow Bay 4 dayu. with one, jornwallis, NB, wilh yolalean, ie Hopkins, Mechta« 1. Harding, Glousesine Olark, Portlaud, ot h, (rom Vornwallla, 3, ia consigned oe We Sailod. Fagie. Gea Barass, WP Oyde, Gon otuers. Marine bog cep Sreawsace Porr ay Panos fair Beceem ers re NS, was py oy in with wineaeh ak at tat ‘aad im a suking condition, The: 19 g004 condition, wad ati goto A tad ses sit nil be enter putaped out either pumped out ted" calsed her anchors s¢ Ape leevnge spine Hien, Set een wae ‘on tbe St fs Livery 206, 108 4 Site oa on the 13th lass. encebs 6 of the wredk, and wae aoe w 2S sal RT. wes on ashore at Trinity Bay. NJ, 9 Both veasels got off the Emily went to vaua, also wont ashore, fad get ow, Lremonduy th of the comme ‘et, onip Mwy rata. for tor averpoa, Miscellancous. Same Gara, 116 tone, has been wold to partion (a Now York for $10, 7 & G0, Rovex, 10th inst, from. the rard of, Mesum ‘of 3% tua, oid mossucetmaat, ‘onsel for Moaste Porkian & Co, of Ulouchsier Notice to Murincrs. The Onter Gedney'a Ch ide of the bar, Not the former having beet it be rypinced ae LUDLOW CASE, iil Taspeotor, an Wie woathor will oT Whalemoen, logge BY bigeay Smith, Be: giteat, vchluad af N 0 bols 9p’ dowh al voli.” Was moipoing hom, and recruiting for Shotihs ta A from Rdgartowa Lith imap was at Barbados Apnit ae ton toard--8i0 np suds ne ap oil by eck Mocking: Spokea, &e. Ship Uniow, from New Orleans for Havre, May 0, of Curyafort Koet. ‘K Nestor, from Trapani for Bostoa, Apcil 36, off Weat- éeaimagae Brig Charlene, from Portland for Trinidad, May 18,4 (se South Channel. Sele May Agr lt 16, off Malaga, 4 Loutan, Goudy, from Messina for Now Vout, #oreiga Ports. - Avan, April 18—3id bark” Geo Kingman, Hammond, Zam ribar. April 20—Arr barks Watterhora, Stinaon, Sevag. oeitine (lal), Malle, Ser. Sid 28th, bark Dist ne port Soul, oe Hermano gon Thede, for NYork, aad wher, Gineairar, Apri 2-8 4—Arr ship St Rolly, Halt orig. Mossenger, ‘hr flatarax, iy solr Barbeck, NYork: 7th, ash y Tia "i siopher, NYork ‘Marck 12—In port ships WG Russell (Br) Jews Mantua, port ships Virginia, © ton from ie (trom ‘edward tik, Vier Jacob, Gastvrin, ny Kons orig oo Tk, br for WYork dg: Ase Hldridge, Kelley, unc; bark ett, (Be), Hedger, for NYork k Manzanitro, before), NYork. Prexawavco, Apel NYork Cor Rio Janets Apri! 9—Sid Br brig T H Haviland (not am nd RtoUnaspe, Merch lear: bei brig Fashion (Br), Larkim, — rk. te og ‘Baltimore for San Francisco ys +. Mamor. 0 tht 4 tiny ‘or ra. uti ome sco aie eae Fe om Mage AL B RABORES May iy pI es iy Jor, and Si “Wane, Parker, and J Hf Hay 00, pal Winey oa, Yok aot schre Cl “eer git to i joonaarenin Kaglish, lpple irwbots. me Braivard, Baker; Fa Tt ila, N York. |aveiao, April 8—1n port shtj ee aes aa fae i Opean ‘alfentu' ‘ork for Hong K jon Griswold, Pi foug Kong, George aS aged Pr oe = 4 roti a ate Se ig eS, Americas Porte. aisiadiy aad : ee Seta Eres ete sites SiraW' Mase Chase, NYork: W Ht Bows yalvestOR, May 1—Arr schr Tease BYorn; un, steamer W Fee Rathbura, Liverpos, dk, sehr J FW Ward, Sate Poy A Craw forks jOBiLE, May I 4—Aarr sche Chas lew York; barks F @ “Baylis, Steele, How vet ont ORLEAYS, May 10—Cld steamabtp Geo Cromwett, Lith—Are i Dariom (Fr), joy Flavane, bert Griei (Meck de; Annie Boxe ; Philadel Below sh oes Mary Ca ‘ Mitier L ‘ergot, Amare inekson (Swe. Penseonia: Cases Ht: Wok OLE Eyre: ee Bud Lagi Janson, Rio Jeueiro nelder, Steetmat igs Amanda, (1 + gohre Arewuras (new), Nasow, Let y LY aed ionina Chiat’ Freemua, sep laes 1A scr Neptune's Bride, Crowell, York. ron RY PO! May 18—Arr achr Hiawatha, HEY eibromn =. 1-814 eotre A. Lg a orate May 13are oak 0 for Yorn sid seb ei Agua Myrick, Svevens, pipet bony |. Pall River for arker Sr. sr Kalyan DO, tor iv ihport, Oerre Gor Geipia: alonpe Wan SYork PHILADELPHIA, New Reabind, irs Margin ate Howes, New Bedford, W,Newioe, Leaming, ey s Heraty, M ID from 8% oa ey Hodgdon. jouat, Davis, ‘sad ‘earl, tomy a Ada one a A Ma anne AM—The findetphia, s uew Reare dark Malvilie, Wage, Lae Tavinoihie, chu pleas. Jerry, ee da rey “idk mello’ io Via ie er A (Age 4 sonra, an Lent omd Dare, ;Patnwny, Boley 49. nas ah (asi | eee ax inn ine tet Cart, Qurece ae Denker 008 fay M Wison, Browe oe iat pong a Martha Marie.