The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1867, Page 9

a \ 4 \ oe ——Y FINANCIAL »AND COMMERCIAL. oor TO Fubar May 1926 Pe, Bhe decline of last evening, >ut im the afternoon it q@nined strength end closed fh. ™ At an advance. The Dears are still pérsistent and the bulls offer but feeble resistance te their efforts to depress ) ices ; #0 that stocks 7 de anid to bo resting om ghelr own merits, = ee Of -Ddusiness on acon'tt of outside ave been doing their best for some time past maine confidence in thévalue of railway property, the Exchange dwindles in consequence into mifoaat proportions, there will be no harm done, qreat doal'of money which now finds its way from the eountry at large inte the pockets of stock gamblers will ee likety to find better employment. + The attempt to advance the rate of interest for money feturnsvle om demand to six per cent bas rowers. However, all the signe of the times are favor- able to protonged monetary ease at this centre. At the tem o’clock open board railway shares were dull at the decline of last evening. New York Central sold at 974: Erie, 62%; Hudsom, 10114; Reading, 103 Michigan Southern, 6734; Rock Island, 88% ; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 7234; Northwestern, 34% a 3¢; do. pre- ferred, 59%; a 5; Fort Wayne, 96; Pacific Mail, 128; Atiantic Mail, 1025; Mariposa preferred, 173. At tho first regular board the market continued dull and rather heavy, except for Atlantic Mail, which ad- vanced to 103%. New York Central closed % lower than at the same time yesterday; Reading 4, Michigan Southern 4, Cleveland and Yoledo 3%, Sock Island 4, Nortliwestern preferred 13{, Toledo, Wabash and Western %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates %, Paerfic Mail \. Atlantic Mail was 4 higher. Government eecunties were firm but inactive, Coupon five-twenties of cach issue showed an advance of }{. Missouri sixes were { higher; Tennessee sixes, new, 35. At ine open board at one o'clock prices were still fower. New York Central soldat 973¢ a %{; Erie, 62'4; Hudson, 100% a 101; Reading, 103%; Michigan Southern, 67f; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 7234 a; Rock [eiand, 88 a 34; Northwestern, 3434; do. proferred, 587% 059; Fort Wayne, 96; Western Umon Telegraph, 480%; Pactfic Mail, 128; ‘Atlantic Mail, 10375. At the half-past two regular board the market expe- rienced w slight improvement. Rook Island closed 3; Tower than at the first reguiar board; Milwaukee and St, Panl preferred, 13%. Northwestern was 3{ higher, Moledo, Wabash and Western 34, Obio ana Mississippi Oertifioates 24, Atlantic Mall 34. Government securi- ties wore neglected, and coupop five-twenties of 1962 declined «34. At the open board at ha!f-past three the market con- tinued (0 improve, New York Central sold at 97%; ; Erie, 625; (b. 3); Hudson, 101; Reading, 1083; ; Michigan Southern, 673¢; Iimeis Central, 115; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 7234 @ 4; Rock Island, 8834; Northwostern, 4% ; do. preferred, 597,; Western Union Telégraph,. 42:;. Daring the remainder of the afternoon the market ‘was firm but doll, and at a quartet to'aix the-foltowing quolations were currentt:—-New York Central, 975 8%; Brie, 63; Reading, 103% 0 94; Siobigan Sonthera, 67%, 408; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 72);'8 73; Rock Tslend, 3345 0X; Fort Wayne; 961i w 14; Northwestern, 943, 0',; do, preferred, 505; 0 %'; Pacifit’ Mail, 1283 K Mariposa Preferred, 18 a 24; Atlatiic Mail, 1087; 0 10. Goverament securitice were steady but inactive at the MG ‘+ @toas of business at the following quotations :—1881 ‘omupon, 111%, a 3; do, registered, 111%; a 5, Coupon, 1962, 100% a 34; do. do. 1864, 1061; 0%; do. do. 1965, 106% a; do. do. new issue, 10774 a 108; 10-40 coupon, 993g @ 5; 7 3-10 notes, first series, 106: @%; 73-10 motes, second series, 105% a 36; 73-10 motes, third series, 1052; a 3;. ‘Tho gold market continues firm, wotwithstanding the e@bundent floating supply of coin, which causes loans to De made 2a per cent for carrying. The opening Price was 1373, followed by a decline to. 136% and a sub- @equent advance to 137/;, The closing transactions were at 1373¢. The gross clearings amounted to $57,504,000, and ‘the gold balances to $626,500. The Sub-Treasury is understood to be selling vo nearly the extent o/; its daily receipta, and this partly neutralizes the effect of the drain for shipment, so far as the bor- rowing rates are concerned. The present price of gold fs maintained more by anticipations of further @bipments than by the current demand for port, and the firmness of the rates of exchange ves an undertone of strength to the market which it ‘would mot otherwise possess, The limited cotton and produce exporta cause the supply of exchange making to fall short of the demand at atime when the latter is ‘more than usually heavy. I: is not probable, however, that on commerciai grounds the premium will rise much, ifaay higber, under existing circumstances. The foreign exchange market was quiet and firm. Bankers’ bills on England.at sixty days were quoted at the close at 109% a 110; at.three days, 110% a 34; com- mercial bills, 1083, a 109; francs at sixty days, 5.18% a , 6.1217; at three days, 6.1234 a 5.10; bills on Berlin, 721, @X; on Bremen, 79% a 79%; on Frankfort, 41 a 413; on Amsterdam, 41.6413¢; 0m Hamburg, 26), a 4; on Antwerp, 5.18% a 6.13%. ‘The course of exebange on England since May 1, 1865, fa indicated by the following table of the rates for prime bankers" bills at sixty days on the dates metitioned ;— 1806, January 1...109 9 100% oveuary, 1.1083 0 1083¢ ans 10059 © 108%, March 31....100 @ 1093 ‘May 1 11005; @ =~ May 1... 10036 a 100%, Consols and American securities are steady on the London Stock Exchange. The quotations to-day and Previously were as ander:— "Te % ba | B we 1%. bag states 6-20's, B e ie Hiliuois Contra. 763g 16% At the annual election of the New York and New wen Railway Company, held yesterday, the old directors were chosen, with the addition of William D. Bishop, of Bridgeport, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. Scranton, late President of the com- pany. The board is constituted as follows:—William D. Bishop, Bridgeport ; George B. Carhart, George N, Miller, Abrabam “R, Van Nest, James J. Roosevelt, Wilson’ G. Bunt, New York; William W. Boardman, Ezekiel H. Trowbridge, New Haven; Jonathan Godfrey, Southport. Miming shares were dall and irregular. At the frst ‘board Corydon closed 44c. higher than at the samo time youerday, selling at $225. Consolidated Gregory Gold ‘was 10c. lower, selling at $6 80. Quarta Hill sold at $1 90, Davidson Copper at $1. At the second board Corydon Closed 10¢. lower than at tne first board, selling at $215; Quarts Hill Se, selling at $186. Columbt old and Silver sold at 45c., New York Gold at 700, Tho receipta for customs and the receipts, payments cos at the Sub-Treasury im this city for the portion of the week have been as follows :— Cutom House, —- Subs Treasury, ———— Receipts, Receipts, Payments, — Balances. May 13.. $411,000 $2, 7 $2,119,119 $121,696,105 May 14.. 896,000 4,250,970 2,778,404 128,114,161 May 15.. 822.000 4,896.961 6,192,776 122, 318,285 May 16., 374,000 4,677,156 1,736,287 126, 259,106 May 17.. 286,000 2)776)520 Fy 704,268 126,401,206 Subjoined are tho trading items of imported dry goods ‘Sntered at this port for the woek ending May 16:~ CONSUMPTION, Phos. Value. Linens... 3 Handkerchiefe 15 12171 ‘Thread . cig 3 NEW... YORK, HERALD, SATURDAY. MAY Eas 1867.—TRIPLE. SHEET. Wrenn AWATS Wooltens . 52 $30,003 10e 87,028 Worsteds 156. 61,967 Cott. & wortd. “ 16,860 Colored , 68 23,618 4 «613,401 -- Ab 18,648 WARKHOUSED, eet ts phebatt 38s —May?,-— —May16.. Talue, of Value, $224,405, 539 ie | e8e Ee 22 16s (80,634 Withdrawn, a hae yo Manufactures of wool. 115, 864 319 Manofctoree of coues ott ‘imeem "ania Manofactures of silk,. 115 118,261 109 g Manufactures of dax.. 1! 54,306 238 Miscellaneous.....,...8,687 22,221 3,864 32, Total... ..seecseee+oy062 $443,029 4,850 $461,878 of wool. . 764 388 $168,550 ee ae Barton be 22,708 834 17,008 —— Total, .....0.-..+++--2,828 $370,439 1,606 $370,579 Richmond papers state that the Virginia Central Rail- Toad will be completed to Covington by July 1. The iron is purchased, aud the work of laying the track has been commenced. The completion of the road to Coving- ton leaves only twenty: miles of staging to the White Sulphur Springs. ‘The early completion of the Covington and Ohio Rail- road is promised. A meeting of the stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad is to be held at Richmond on the 22d inst., to take into consideration the propriety of issuing $3,000,000 of preferred stcck, for the purpose of prosecuting work on the first mentioned road, and the Commissioners of Virginia and West Virginia, who have the disposal of the Covington and Ghio in their hands, will meet there at the same time to confer with the com- pany and co-operate, if they agree, in the prosecution of of the work. The Philadelphia Ledger says:— It is reported that the Pennsy!vanta Raitroad Com- pany, who have the management of the Pittsburg aud Columbus Railroad, are negotiating with a view, if pos- gible, of obtaining the Beeccci of the Little Miami, Columbus and Xenia Railroads to Cincinnati, Ohio, and thus extend their througs line direct from Philadelphia to Cincinnati, via Pittsbarg and Columbus, It 1s said that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in view-of this fact, will endeavor to obtain the control and aeenak ment of the Cincinnati and Zanesville Railroad, in or to compete with the Pennsyivania Central. Ata meeting of ‘the corporators of the Monongahela Valley Railroad held at Pittsburg recently it waa de- cided to accept the charter granted at the Inst session of the Legislature, and to open books for subscription to the capital stook of the company at Pittsburg on the 6th day of June, to continue open for threo days. A resolu- tion was also passed to hold a general meoting of the corporators and all persona interested in the construction of arailroad along the Monongabela river, at Elizabeth, on the 30th day of May. It is stated that the people of Manotiester and Petorboro, N. EL, are bestirring themselves to pring to those places the lin railroad contemplated, to extend from Port- land to New York, by way of Rochester, Nashua, Groton Junction, &c. A Hartford: paper states thet the Conmittes oa Rail- roads will report in favor of chartering the “Ridgefield ‘sind New York Railroad, Company," giving authority to ee constrdot's raitrosd from the former place to New York State liné,’ intersecting with tho New Kerk and:New | Meum araiaah tox the’ ‘ aon making a sarvey for a road on the east side of the Con- necticut river, to connedt,the Cheshire.road at West. moreland, N. H., with the Ashuelot road at Hinsdale, This, when oa) will make a continuous line on the east side of the from Windsor to South Vernon, ‘and is doubtless, @pys @ Burlington (Vt.) paper, in- tended tocnable the Central to get around the Valley road, from Bellows Fails to Vernon, which is now leased by the Rusland road. The Boston, Hartford and Ene Engineer Corps are now at Watertown, for the purpose of locating this ralt- road from some place: on the Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Railroad, between Waterbury and Hoadley's station, to the Housatonic Railroad between Keat and Merwinsville, to the New York, Hartford and Albany Railroad mear Dover; to intersect the Dutchess and Columbia Railroad, now being built ia the Clove Valley, near Beakmanville. A Lewiston (Me.) journal states that the town of Bexter has voted to take $10,000 in atock in the Dexter and New- port Railread, The full amount of $300,000 bas now been secured, and the work is to be commenced at once. ‘The extension of the White Mountain Railroad from ‘Littleton to Lancaster, N. H., and thence to Northumber- and, to connect with the Grand Trank, is regarded as a fixed fact. Towns along the proposed route, it ia stated, SALES AT THE WeW_YoRK Friday, May 17— 10:30 A. M. STOCK EXCHANGE. sapi00 78 6: a WPower 38 Dan U0 Ho Peeibe Wau wa cor 1% tan U 6 10) dos... 2A call 150000 do Sana S000 Tn 7 i Tow NY bonny fy a $000 Tenn 6a, luo a4 tino Tenn 6's, ; 0 oi lato Virgin Pe ga se Missouri - io oe ed 3 sadesiselstag’! races: e be aac e § ex 3 - i i it 3 tee RE BK Sin eo-Totedo, a FY im Pitts F rr) its 100 Mut a8 = , is 100 Mild St /f-Past Two = Fs 300 fy 20 * s8ese8 “a tag COMMERCIAL REPORT. Faipay, May 7-6 P. M. Bueswix was dull, but quite firm at 400, a 42, Caxpixs.—Adaimantine were moderately active and steady at 19. @ 21}g0.; sperm were quoted at,88. a 4Ue,, and patent 8c. & 80c., without sales of moment. Corrom.—There was less firmness pereeptible in the mar- Ket for this staple, and a slight deckne was conceded in many insiances. The demand, however, was tolerably ac. tive, the sales aggregating 2,100 bales. We quote:— a m 32 + ll for Rio ruled, quiet but very Ine. aac eae fee leans (not Layo. in bon Bal 1200 do, ek Gray. Low do cx Levpoldine att Corrnn-—Ameriean Ingot ntti gaaler, ‘i only » Moderate business was pew @ sales £00,000 Ibe. at ONG. & or Baltimore, wad Sete ak 8 of Lal Dnvas axp Dyas. —Chemlcals were in moderate request, but in some instances an advance was established. The sales ware S20) Kegs bicar soda, at 6 8 Bc closing, frm At the lation price, 140 tone, sal soda at 2. oda ash wens (eu, and abort 1 ri se at ik Beet ‘gold quotations; ‘iso 300 diigns caus vais Verma, i pos. We pacers. rales of tons ca SK" Domine Tog ood waenioret a6 : ¥i AN four, x one 1 ae ge ‘corn (iarket for State, and Western ‘was agein duit ana heavy. and prices, were generall Be. 0 10e. lower on trate ng gra vit i *. Raifidcoie was fall. bot unchanged. Ths sales Uincloding Vailuraia) were avout WOW bola at se Muolauons ope ap. Company are | nded. Southern flour contin ied to decline, with but little the sales being rr vo 20 ‘ae F¥e flour the demand i < paeadic | SEERSSETREES with ey the closg a as Were. 4 ra wate; esis or old mined agBte. for common W do., and 8 Dic. for State. ‘but the de- mand was not ‘The sales were at i a for Case ada, free. Barley and dull and prices were Fruicuts ruled 1d rates still continued low. & few vessels red, but very low rates, The 183 tons oll cake on +o bales cotton at Se, 164. Toh per 310 Ibs.. and 135 tous oll eake nD NTE, ‘cases measurement remen, 50 tons Campeachy logwood at at Aniwerp, per steamer, charters ‘wore:—A British bark with ‘corn to Cork for orders at4s Sd. A vessel to the north side of Cubs and back, molasses, $4 50; one back, suger yum to Sevan tones “7 Bafite ht 6s, aad a Brome ‘aed barrels do. Bacs continued quiet but firm at 31, T. £ Co. make he stock May 15, 186% i jow York, gion May isan ade ee Dat firm at:Sic. York, 20,611 bales, and ia Boston Best ter Hain fe noticed sales of 10 bales Buenos Ayres at 213¢c., Hors were in fair demand for cons Salen of SO bales ate. a 1c, according Ce ican was tirmiy held at 1ge., of no transactions, Other kinds remain were repo 200 tons No. ag 7 ve at ; foe, woes was dull a sil <eleeinaeoe $6 55, _ for ordinary. We Eee aue wath wicady at $3 iy 500 ba lump and $1 70 fcr commons Pendle hacigthbes Morasses.—The market ruled firm, with a modarate de- mand. Sales were reported of 750 hhds Ct Bc. a We. By ‘auction 10 ithds. Porto Ho a em sd Baa Cry at Ge. and We do,” Demerara nt ie AiLs—Out—were steady at clinch, T3ge. 280. u 3c pressed] do, 2c. a 2c., yellow “ ee ong hore, me, and copper 42c. NAYAL Stonus.—Spirits Turpentine—A moderate business was transacted, and the market slightly reacted, owing mafuly to the small stock. Prices ut the close, howeve were somewhat irregular, ranging at from 63c. a 7 sales and resales were 420 bbis., jnsiudiog 150 ‘bole. at 63c, Gi'ae.. the latter price for New'York bla; 968 do. to arri at 24, aud 100 do, in bond at Ste, Rosine common and ive export iain ef bene izretacly scares, and in soth ruled decidedly firmer, $4 being bid at the close forthe former, ‘The. Sales, were S000 ‘bla, common at $s 8a 96) 3.0 da. strained ot ia $4 35, nd 200 do No. 2at $4 S74, ‘moderately active, with sales of Bi bbls, Waskhigion at'2 8: Ons.=-Wer linnced s ceocacate. demmand Provailed. and the market ruled firm, Crushers prices, $1 a rk We heard of sales of about 40 tous Engi nold. Ot lard oll amall saleg of prime city winter were 2 ee at $i 10.9 $1 15; city diatilind (red! was quoted at ie. a 650, Oliv was unchanged at $1 60. Plab lls remained quiet, Dut steady at our last quotations, ‘Om Cage was in er demand, We noticed sales of 1,800 western at rnoixta.— Keceipte $408 bble. The demand for crate continued igi, ut prices ruled quite steady, at Dull aud 16; 3 26}6¢'tn obi. for regular grat were elfected of 1.000 bbts., ity, in bailky at Tosje., and 300 do, elo OR aula ari Ue. Bonded, fale “Gusinedy wan consummated, “and t ruled quite, , fi os for. stand. ard white, ar . somerer, were al- try aber my ‘nd d vena ‘at 360. a dic, Forfa ature erate standard oes Se ane. a wi ee map Ma aesd fon tot eg netertey THEY a ISige' Buder was heavy, at 180. a We. for State's Tics's ibe. for Western” Cheese wae quoted at 10e- a PE apebern ‘quiet but ‘rad at 180, Pat tao. Wage. We ‘We heard Semantn was in m. \ ‘We notioed salew of 000 Tos pact at tie. atte, = NUS ai a tinued iin addition to irae pune rnes sales were effected of 3, eee en oie Srices though quiet, ruled firm. We noticed the sais of 200 bags Singapore on terms not ascertained. Tin.—Since ihe considerable sales of pig ‘woticed in our last report the market has ‘ruled quiet. but previous prices were fully sustained, The offerings were extremely light. 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Tenus.—Single subscription, $2; Three copies, $5; Five-copits, $8; Ten copies, $15. Single copies, Five Cents each. A limited number of advertisements ia- serted in the Werxty Henan, i A MYSTERY REVEALED. * Who is Mrs. Cobb ¢””—An Answor, {From the Troy Whig, May 15. 1 i i rere HE 3 Pt) ie iy 33 ALE a 4 et 5 The thy of the publ be. sym pal with the mother in her efforts to regain bi there are two to the story, Norah being undou! edly as dear to her adopted from her long resi. dence with them, as if she were own ohild, “anaagr or 4 Yours Foacer m Paovinexce. —Frank L.. Martin, alias ©, Hall, about twenty-six years of ‘age, was arrested in Providence on Tuesday night by Rsreng 8 aoe and a Toe ye A — a ee , Baltimore, a her placts, While in this ny mixed Wester iy 19. Oata unchanged ; biteaytvesin ‘at Tie. a 80. Petroleum Gali; crude, 16e, a 16ic.; refined 18 ‘ige. & free, dle. a 80. Whiskey ALTiMORE, May in Cottee—Prime wee searce and in ‘aemands sale abd ngs, SD a a ayers’ Rcaveded aca Wat Fi alas, ba ene. aalon Ot No. AL athe ts quiet ag it No. ae is Tent active . 10, 2, vance of ion nos tn ‘$1 60 for S83 sie beat; sales at 37 0 bushels yest ipmenta, ‘May 17, 1967, iM. Wheat dull nominal; te were tock 18 ai, Sas, Oats 7c. In, OGL Te, Whiskey, § hig Sh k meni wAcKur, Ma a eo, salen of Flour dail and aachanged, despate! York police, askin detain bim ‘until city. —Boston Traveller, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. AtHA—Goevey,—On kar ye May. 16, at Grace eburch, Newark, N. J., by the Rev. Josh H. ae on Wednesday, oie the Rev. ington, Jaws W. Cavasaci, ‘othe ‘ork city, 10 Miss x }, of Nor- wemope-Gaa,—On Thursday, 16, in street chureh by she Re, James D. aoe, Cranes Fe Camtocx, of RE A pay aap fans 16, at the resi- 400 hr the bride, by the Rew, Wen, eaer of Brook- 1 De Untony of Brocklya, to Mw M'. Dar, of ‘ork, Fuawune—Maver.—On Thureday, May 16, at St. —_ ebureh, ip Rov, Dr. Gewmsenheimer, Wrusax Fuamein to Jocrmse W., dsughier of ihe” late Sous er, both of this city, ee gt tbe sone oS its R papers pl Laupent—[vion,—Oo bo 1 Gallaudet, Mr. R, Grat duaghter of 3, i. on Wednesday, May 15, Morrison, of Williamet to Miss Exiaa E. Brows, of Greenburg. __Mownt.—-At ony, eo J3., on Thars- day, May 16, by the Rev, S Romine , IsAae Hotmnook, of New York, to fa. Oo, aangne of u, B. Mount, Rasway—Bravereeer, On Farggil} bo ee ee oe ree the B. Ridgway, of eg Bing, N. hatter Renee D,, to CaTianren A. BRabernnet, both of this ott uptann —Coutant.—In thls city, on Wednesday, ‘= on Wednesday. Ma: and La Gherbue street, (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Denome.—Saddenly, on Friday, May 17, Mrs, ae Asx Denomss, only remaining dat Funeral to take place on Sunday afternoon, at half-past ist church, West Twen- and Fighth avennes. Thursday morning, May 16, Asram W, one 0’cl from ty-ffth Pa Epaoxps, in the 38th age. *The friends of the ily are invited to attend the funeral, at 376 Hudson street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Forv.—On Thursday, May 16, Mary Eutax Forn, be- loved wife of Joseph Ford. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of ister and brother-in-law, Thomas Adams, are re- ully invited to attend the funeral, from ve weeweree, ot Highbridgeville, on Sunday morning, at eleven o'clock. —In Harlem, on Thuragay, Mav 16, at the residence of her son-in- law, Peter E. DeMille, MARTHA Apa Hansteap, relict of "John Leonard, in the 66th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family and those of her sons and sons-in-law, are respectfully invited to at St. Mark’s chnreh, corner Second street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, without further notice. in tho 60th year of his age. attend the fune avenue and Tentl May, 16, Rorxrt McCoy, His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 74 Prince street, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) at two o'clock, without further notice. Coleraine, Ireland, papers please copy. j48.—On Wednesday, May 15, of disease of the beart, Carsarixe, beloved wife of Joseph McNab, in t ps year of her gpnoon, at’ half past acquaintances of the family cal respectfully invited to ‘attend the faneral, from her Street, this (Saturday) morn- ims at half past mine o'clock. —_ Temains will be taken Barclay street, where a solemn = mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of F soul, Nasa.—In beaning ey Va, om Wednesday, May 15, sou of Thomas C. ~ Sophie Nash, Poy 5 years, 7 months and 18 Reeves —At Morristown, N. 16, of beac pe Josken O. Reeves, of the firm of Brooklyn, i the 36th year of his late residence, 10 Desbrosses to St. Peter's church, Ricgaro Eocias J., on Wednesday, May J, 0. sceeves & Co. ‘The faneral will take on Monday morning, at hatham Presbyterian church. uds of the family are respectfully in- without further notice, 3 Ruoapgs. —On ae 16th, Sixth day morning. parse Mie ee ey uaee tee M4 eae oon land tanto ret cere pg inetd th The triends of the Tarally fanoral, at Norwalk, this ( o'clock. Soa of Charles a 7 pen and daughter of of Brooklyn. are invited to attend the turday) afternoon, at three Twenty-sevente street at a quarter we. twelve, Parr from Norwalk at thirty-nine ‘The remains will be taken to interment, Scuvtrrs.—In ey Friday, May 17, Doctor ia 60th year, after a protracted His numerous friends and acquaintances wilt be sorry to hear of the sad loss. Hts remains will be sent to Milwaukee for interment. ‘TUCKER. inutes past five P. M. New Haven for of t eae to attend the funeral, at half-past two o'clock, one and Little eexm —In Ph re evening, pot 17, ne < Wiscm, im the 734 year of of funeral in evening Warraxer —On Wednesday, Fe 15, at eight o'clock Soon ‘the late ‘Weary bea, avenue, Brooklyn, £. 0, Pees saiaae eaeimemenmeoemmnamemnd SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF MEW YORK, MAY 17, W857, ip Hammonia (Ham), Eblers, Hambore—Kun- Northera Light, Eilts, Bremen via Sou‘hamp- Steamship Corsica (Br), Le Meseurier, Nassau and Have. Moen Mere oS ipehen. felt, Meincke abet Pes Ro. S O'Brien, Queenstown via Satlile oe —¥ ton—t Tas Bhi Store hp Aictandde (we)? Al awen dies Share st | Dowel co . eee pe bt filby mand Wecready & Richmond—Pease Hobbie, oe Taber arnoits Sehr D L St-rges, ¥ veo—Rackeii & Tay- Steamship Bngland . Laverpoot May, oy th th 7 Bark Rlira Baran (Br), Ong tie tat Bengon) Pee ore more, siruck on leer (ot 3 1sth was owned fm dala ot gt Windsor; Ni How aise I aie “nee _ or Wares ( vool, put into Bermuda 9h inst Som Fisuine Scur oS py! hana @ mackerel cru! Tae ign of ‘of 18 athe nee se shianncork a he heavy. swell poe Baas of J mul be a merly of jou see aa » Rormuda, 6 bey wie tee lost. rudder and rudder dre tom ~pckpoaat poy hE 1s to ome ai (ial ciwdee, Meek frend Gibusedied Asinin auatreas, haw: Miscellaneous. " naz, recently of New London, has been purthaned by Wm T Smith, of New Bedford. She ‘pore Vigan ‘ord. command of Capt Cole, for- la Rio Chesspeake Bay, had a tedious passage of 74 days, for tay day, and wan tie init fd ‘The captain died at menced immediately aft aferward. com the canine fia «| New fo me a one his comma ineamurament, oe Samet Norion, of Lt, ‘and will eee mies rom ore Yacur sit has been sold io Messrs Lunt & Carmi of Boston, for about $4000, She will be Bostoa harbor. wed a6 a pilot MussinG Vxsant—Schr Meade sailed from Liverpool, Jan au 7 por) ery H Harringion, it she was logt in the gale which occurred on the aight ater her departure. She Wrae commanded by Onpe John Mullins, who leaves wil Her crew were as follows:—Wm Woodberry, Alerander Ford, Jose; id family in verpost. Harciagon, wad. Wen the Lightship repairs at this port for some time, der order. and left here yeaterday in tow of the steamttg Ob: Cand tr Martin's Industry, ‘Ss INDUSTRY LIGHTARIF. which has beeo ui has been placed {tana for ier iocattoa..aud wil probably be placed sa position 4. to-day. —Charleston Courier. } Ba See port a Sid from jew Bedford Mt ins Atlantic, Paciic and Indian Oce: Whal rrivala: bark Hadley, Beiggn, foe s. Are at Rormads May 2 bark WH Shatier, Marshal.'ef 16 8. Salem, with 190 bbls 2 of. 1 poken. &e. Inlaud WHY 16 niles distant. Bensupa, May 4. brig Prinoe of Wales ‘Oth, sobr Fann’ jn with lows oj spars and salle, St port 8th, sehr MJ MoMillan, Hollis, for NYork 14th. Passed by do May 1; brig, Chesapea more for Demarara, Ship! ta iiton, from Bostoa Jan 30 for Bombay. March 2, at Ne tae from Liverpool for Savannah, Aped if Newburyport, fishing, May 16, Fire ) Myo, Laird, Reston: (Br), Galenion ‘for Liverpool--put 2d, brig Lima, Hill, 8 ike, Steed, from Baltt- ell Tone Kone, March 28—Ate ship Wild Rover, Taylor, Bos. ton. aL Liverroot, wh |AvANS, May 10—Old brig Fawn (Br), Sai ny 4 _Advorsined, Perrin ors (8), for Boston mpoll (x) for Nvork Tihs City oF Boston «1 4). fe ia (4), for do 404 Manhattan “a ee égitix: both. for Boston ai Screamer, Yount for do Sth, Ww ‘and Neverau fer N¥ork lherey, tere Tass ital ders, Rostoa mae Tor do ioe naeer. ‘yant, for ae a for do; for Piiladelpuis ‘un Tevant, Needham. ned Croaby, for do; ae Jetng. fe for de Whitmore, for do with mare ih: Anuapoli tagbene nus, for Charteston, Moses. do, ‘Tess, atic orc geting oe Botan, Cette. A’ gaat kcarcor, ‘merican Part: San vou, Secrest rh sob John pet oo en ‘Se donne Wi May Id—Are abip Banda, ki terion, Hell aa Bronawaler, Young, 60; be od sae rica Zempa. J ne Puce, Naw Orleans; brig ‘Levi ( {ithe tone). Stovens. Bem Branelaco; wobes PY Fumartiraren lenge Baten’ pasate Bere: deucen; Doitridye, New York.” Sid’ Vrench guubend Tith—Arr steamer Aut i dett Hatch, ites a May 1614 Baliopore’ tordesd Ald ‘ainia: Adelaide, mae ised ee a = Callao for be Rquator, Jackaway, N¥ork; : Bhiseye hapa! ngs Ve pac ann; Macy a Maga ‘ ¥ iekes’ Mobile. Robert ph See Ad rechrs RS ola SELAERING May 1a wr Br vin” rt: aleop Sher Une, Gee Lee tne Bes. Joues, Pavillon, Bila Richardson, cer ‘echr Jaines Sou iy boy May 14, es fe nite % jae Cees Monts, Sars pee ete sR. Fouts artes a geders Laver, Mart, Con oat” (22s , cheese —— McE1woe, Boston for Maniac for Finca ries ett ( Sone Sogn ja $45. ml? Fs L Mg a Bg hynny ait, Vai the from Chas A nore ( ao Sebi Stam tetas bees e vet ls N¥or A irig tufied Mtroat Straus Re Ya cs i Frankia, Saow, meat May sy - arent, Munson, NYork. for ne a we ohne Narrows (and sche triumph, O Arr Wecenem for ales, pati. 8 Way 1A tere nt Ray May 15—Arr neared ‘Renee wa, ‘Bigabetnpor fo Hei raier. La es PORTS: Ware tober J Tone Seat moe. ‘ork ‘8 Bride, Cornwell, loading. Sid steam-. . adiowany 7 ite stor NYork jaheng! Robt ry ‘amity ecient , Raxton for’ CRS ; anand nat and ie Ca fener fat Netiie ae end aed Hi B Littieseld, Pitt son Fen e Plum, Translation, Wawblan, diary Show, and A Sa- ‘