The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1867, Page 9

, (FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SaTURDaY, May 25—6 P.M The-railway share market has fluctuated feverishly to- day, and it closes without substantial improvement. ‘The brokers and other professional speculators are for most part still on the bear side, and they point to their beat friend, the Secretary of the Treasury, for proof of the soundness of their position. “Mr, McCuiloch’s policy” is @ favorite phrase with them, and there is no Goubt that the depression which that policy, such as it is, has’ brought upon the country, has greatly aided them in producing the present condition of affairs. Had it mot been for the undue contraction of the cur- rency the prosperity of the country would have Fecelved no check, andthe revenue would not have ex- Perienced the decline that it has, Ho is therefore re- ‘sponsible to a great extent for the prevailing stagnation of basiness and the falling off in the public income. Moreover, his general mauag>ment of the affairs of the department has beem bad, and we have only to refer to the recent defalcation in the Sub-Treasury at New Orleans for an instance in point. A stricter supervision ought to have been maintained over that important | ‘branch of the Treasury, and with a watchful Secretary at its head such s ;rotracted embezziement of the public money would have been impossible. Mr. MoCu loch has Just written @ letter in which he says “the re- Port that the condition of the finances would re- quire. a special session of Congress originated doubtless with certain persons who want a session for Purposes of their own. A session is certainly not needed, es far as the Treasury Department is concerned, and I have no-hesitation in saying that a special session would affect injuriously the credit of the government. We need industry more than legislation.” Just so. Mr. McCul- loch wanta no legislation, preferring to exercise individ. ual control and carry out his own destructive theories. He wants industry, too, forgetting, apparently, that he thas been doing. hia best to paralyze it Well may the Dears thank Mr. McCulloch. Money continues in abundant supply, but the majority of transactions on mixed collaterals were at six per cent., altbough first class houses were generally supplied at five, On government’s five is the regular rate, although balances are left with some of the leading dealers at four. ‘The drain of currency is still towards this centre, and a Chicago journal of Thursday remarked:—‘ New York tunds are scarce and drm, with sales of round tots from bank to bank at twenty-five conts premium. Most of the leading drawers are shipping currency.”” It is stated that the bank statement for the week will show a de- Croase of two millions tn loans, more than soven millions in deposits, and over three millions in legal tenders, At the open board at ten o’clock New York Central wold at 973, a 54; Erie 58% a 59; Hudson, 101; Reading, 108%; Michigan Southern, 66%; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 73; Rock Island, 8744 a 5; Northwestern, 31% a 82; do. preferred, 5734 a 4%; Fort Wayne, 953 a %. At the first regular board an unsettled feeling pre- vailed, but there was no material change in prices. New York Central closed 34 lower than at the same time yesterday, Erie 3, Michigan Southern %, Rock Island %, Northwestern %, do, preferred %, Fort Wayne %, Toledo, Wabash and Western 3, Obio and Mississippi Certificates 34, Mariposa preferred 34. Cleveland and Pittsburg was 3¢ bh gher. Thore was a moderate business transacted in goverp- ments, and coupon five-twenties of 1862 and 1864 wero steady, but the new issue of 1865 declined 3, and coupon sixes of 1881 . Seven-thirty notes of the second series wore 3 lower, and the third series 3 higher. , At the one o’clock session of the open board New York Central sold at 97% ; Erio, 59a 3 ; Reading. 103; Mich- igan Southern, 66% a 3¢ ; Illinois Central, 1163¢;, Cleve- land and Pittsburg, 73 a 73%; Rook Island, %; North- psi ‘31%; do. preferred, 573; = %; Fort Wayne, ‘Diiring the rest of the afternoon the market was dull, end at intervals feverish, and at half-past five o’clock the sudjoined quotations were current :—New York Cen- wal, 97% a %; Erie, 58% a 59; Hudson, 100% a 101 (&. 2); Reading, 103 a 3¢ ; Michigan Southern, 66% a %; Tllitiols Central, 11534 a %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 13% aX; Rock Island, 8734 a 34; Northwestern, 31% a 82; do. proferred, 573¢ a 3; Fort Wayne, 95% a x; Mariposa preferred, 17% a Ohio and Mississippi cer- tificates, 25 = 34. -~ @overnment secarities were quiet during the afternoon, and’ quoted thus at the close of business by the leading dealers:—1881, coupon, 111% = %; do., registered, 111% ® XM; five-twenties, coupon, 1862, 100% a x; fivertweanties, coupon, 1864, 105% 9 106; five-twenties, Coupon, 1865, 1065; a %; five-twenties, coupon, 1865, new issue, 10834; ten-forties, coupon, 99% a; seven- Uhirty notes, first series, 10634 a %; seven-thirty notes, second series, 105% a % ; seven-thirty notes, third series, 10555 aX. Tue gold market has been heavy in tone, and after opening at 13734 it declined steadily to 136%; but the closing transactions were at 13734. Loans were made at 205 per cent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $52,828,000, and the gold balances to $1,615,479. The steamer England tuok out $155,000 in specie, the City of Boston $310,000, the Guiding Star $419,211, the Saxonia $98,000, and the La Plata $8,008, making in all $990,219, and a total for the week of $1,483,067, exclusive of a shipment of a quarter of a ‘mullion from Boston on Wednesday. ‘The daily range of the market during the week was as 136% 137 '. 136; Consols have advanced s fraction in London, bet Erie has declined, in sympathy with the weakness of the stock here, The latest quotations compare thus with The foreign exchange market was inactive but steady intone. Bankers’ billson Englaad atsixty days were quoted at 100% 2 10974; at three days, 110 a 110}; commorcial bills, 1085, a 10934; billson Paris at sixty days, 6.123 0 5.15; at throe days, 5.124 05.10. Other continental bills were rated thus:— Commercial. aye — dla — 36g a 365 5.13% 0 6.12% The market for mioing shares is demoralized, and the public will do well to avoid buying this class of securities without careful discrimination. At the first Doard Atlantic and Pacific closed Sc, higher than at the same time yesterday, selling at $230; Quartz Hill was 60c, lower, selling at $115; Consolidated Gregory Geld 10c., selling at $6 75; Columbian Gold and Silver sold at 66c.; Rocky Mountain, 80c, ‘The following statement shows the total of the na- Uiodal debt, without deducting the amount in the Trea- sary, at intervals since June 28, 1964, by which it will be even that the highest point of indebtedness was reached in March, 1866, when the amount was $2,827,368,959, or 1,087,832,270 larger than in June, 1464 Betweon March 1, 1866, and May 1, 1967, however, the debt was reduced to the extent of $158,993, 861, heagpsss or go between June 28, 1864, and May 1, 1867, to March 31... 2,366,955,077 May 31..... 2,635, 205,753 August i. 2'76%/680,571 October 81... 2,740,854, 758 November 30 Piieless ai a 1... 2,807,310,357 Fevrusry 1... 2,824,391,500 May The Isthmus steamer (arrived to-day) brings $668,998 in specie, The amount of treasure brought to this port by each California steamer from San Francisco and As- wall since Jan lof this year and for the corre- Sreoting period in 1806 compares as follows: — San Francisco papers of April 30 report: The sgprogate shipmens of specie sigce the let of NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY. 26, 1867.—TRIPLE SnEET. three o’cloek, at the Anthon Memorial church, Forty- cighth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, The friends of the family are invited to attend. Ww; steamah: 24th, tnt 40 $2, lon @8 15, 1p New York, hence for last year. It is to | Mrs Mofivaine, & Betman, Pat ‘Steamship Oe: ", wr ip Ocean Queen, Conner, Aspin rall May 15, with Miss EB: Dupy. Manseau. A O Kept and wife, M: ry Poul and infant. im Hurrant —At Rio Janciro, South America, on Thure- rte wa et eo day, April 11, Cuanes Hivveer, of New York city. rs with sicamahip Henry Chauvosy, hence for Aspin- Hursr.—On Friday, May 24, Ectmy Hiver, a native of at 2-20 P Me faw brig Costs Rica, bound 8; 35, 748 AM, iss pot by om Jon 74 30, passed steamship ‘ip Moneka, Marshman, Charleston, with mdse at Steamship A ence wih han tnt pamsogesc'd £7 and relatives are respectfully invited to attend. qligDk 0m Saturday morning, May 25, wan, roliot of | with fron and 234 pamsenigere, recy foe Hyde, year , of about The relatives and friends of the ‘amily are respoct- | 40 tons dismasted Sod under jary manta bound & ib. Janetro, 64 da 10 FO, nd, Phelps de Co. tnvited to.attend the funeral, trom the residence | °C! ie of Ber son-in-law, Thomas H. Simonson, Blghty-oighth ‘Brig Susan (Br). Grow: ‘Asrevo, Pie: Si deve with sugar street, on the Hudson, on afternoon, at two | £0, tod F Whitney & Co: f ” o'clock, without further notice, will be in | — Brig Isabella Jewett (of ), Hopkins, Cardenas, 1 Fifty-ninth street and Eighth avenue from one o'clock until a quarter before two. Kutzx.—At Hoboken, Awx, the beloved wife of Michael late of Scarriff, county Clare, Treland. Lawsox.—In this oe, a ‘Saturday, May 25, after a days, with molasses. to Brett, &Co. Ts wo ace 2, Campbell, mary 9 days, with sugar, Thompeon ge Hunter, Bd "ie cmansa ih orig alias ‘Bi No, 506 West Thirty-third street, at two o'clock. His remains ‘will be interred in Greea” Lroxa.—On Friday, May 24, Cuanies Lrons, o native of Canturk, county Cork, Ireland, ed 6T years. The relatives, friends and ‘mompbers of the Masons’ Protective and’ Benevolent Society are vited to attend the funeral, from his late Second irty-second wo o'clock. P= emeimnngy Davip Lawson, in the 55th year of his nas Arn fez, oe Sore viento 3 . ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | 00, with the body of 4 man on tt invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, | to rescore guns, On Schr Lissie Garron. uit. a0, to James Thaton f Ce_toweelt'o ¥ Bulley. i Bermuda, 9 days, with enue, corner afternoon, past 15, off the east end of at balf-past t Hoboken, N. J. kn geen et'hin age. lz i : f 4 $ > 3s i ae Zz 5 s = J z ssenseses, web gesEge e' cf 4 ress terrific crash her bows struck against completely driving in the fore ‘sheer rail was carried y, N.Y. MoGowax.—On Thursday, May 28, of consumption, Owsy McGowan, in the 34th'year of his age, a native of the parish of Rossenver, county Leltrim, Ireland. The friends of the family, and those of bis brother-in- law, J. W. Little, and the members of the Ladies’ Father Mathew T. A. B. Society No, 2, and the male societies Nos. 2 and 3, also Young MeiPs, No. 3, are most respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’clock, from his late residence, corner of Twenty-first street and First avenue. MoGowan.—Tbe members of Father Mathew T. A. B, Society No. 2 of New York are hereby notified to assem- ble in their hall, corner Second avenue and Twenty- Browa, J M ‘eremiah Young and family. 8 M Pod erman, J Lake, m, O'R Riding, Dstitael, 4 family, BD Ric wife, D'S Kvans, Mra’ Chas ber and son, Frank C Taylor, and daughter, J Thomas, Emil Horchster and’ wife, Paul Horeaster, Mre Smith aud child, Mrs M Walbret, Daniel Webster and wife, Miss Ann Torns, Thos Williams, Mise Esther Taylor, Mrs © Lansing, J B Lane, Thos Webb—and others in the steerage. Havre—Steamship Gu'ding Star—Mr and Mrs J P Francis fopmast, woich tn its dercent sall and’ main course, there ship but the spanker and mizen violent squall at the time, the barometer indicating a change. She was atonce hove to, and the energics of all on board roused to their uttermost to clear away the wreck and jock 18 described as Spare sails were the water from je abated after a Sem ati kt eae: 8 low. Fortunately the 200 and two children, Mr and Mrs Joseph Francis, Mr and Mrs afte é 100 Huward Person Meant Mrs Thomie Kenworthy aad maldy | ceeiy’ te full resalia: wee ceape on lott arn, to attend | £0, hours they expecting every” moment that “the 10 Det Mr and Mrs Alvarez Latorre, M \jor and Mrs Adolphe Berry. | the funeral of our late brother, Mr. Owsn McGowan, sel would go down, but providentially the pemeos throng : Mrs VG Stevens, Mra Jones, Mrs Lacoste and mald, Mr and the dreadful ordeal Withont an accident Miss B Soule, Mrand Mrs 8 P Dewry and maid, Mrand Mrs wi Fines for non-attendance will be strictly enforced. en the weather moderated, the repairs were more nicel 20) BostonWaterrower 3734 My Tol, Wi a i ry 1% 953g | R Sanford, Mr and Mra C H Lilienthal and Miss Lilienthal, J. SAUSE, President. carried out, jury masts vs ‘up and the ship kept 1 degree 280 Bois | Muss Mary’ A Shaw, ‘Dr Alfred Jones, Mr Doddridge, Mrs | Miomaxt, MoKnua, Recording Socrotary. miles further north and kept on her course for Sydney. On 60 Chie & Alton Rix... 1 Winters, Mr J Guerin, Master Guerin, Miss Guerin, Mr Eug | Dawret, D. Guinn, Marshal. the 18th February, in lat, 4880 8. lon. 122 £, at2 AM, she 100 Mil&StPaul RR pret 54 | EB Dewry, MrD D Allen, Joaquim ‘Sarria, Rafael Sarria, | y4cNawana—At Fordham, Joux, gon of William and | 2% {ound by the aid of a bright moonlight to be among the 0 Del,Lack &W'n RR 125 | Mr and Mrs G D Lunt and maid, D Paesito, Justo G Cautir- 5 grr ice islands again, through which she ran all day, clearing Jane MoN: them at dusk, the last one seen being about 22 miles to the Jobn Sanz, Mr L Dennis, $F F R Kreiso! jamara, ‘The funeral will take placo this (Sunday) morning, | southwest. That the temperature of the sea does not note PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. Lancaster, Rev George H: leaving Fordham at eleven o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery, | the proximity of ice has on this passage been successfully —— Henglehold, Rev JG Albrinck, Rev J Wuabaristiatiacaa. demonstrated, as the jometer atood at 82 dagroos, both i. a Davis, of Kentucky, oe Geo, R. Babcock, of | steger, ome 3 Blesweneee. Jasob sBisdeer: Mr, Chastes ‘MoNvnty.—On Wednesday, May 22, Marraew McNvt- by Se pret tiga lowing the affalo, are stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Ronnel fy Roni : ‘rr, who was drowned from the Santiazo de Cuba, wonderful how she escaped total Geatruction. . ‘The friends and rolatives are ited to attend the fu- neral, from his late residence, 75 Elizabeth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Ovurwatrr, riday, May 24, Cuantzs W., only child of Daniel W. and Annie Outwater, aged 8 months, Funeral will take place from 279 Greenwich street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Captain Lewis, of the steamship Pennsylvania, and Z. De Corsey, of s, are stopping at the St. Julien lutchings, Hotel, Cornelius O'Connell, Mr George, Albert, Miss, Mary, Monte, Captain Ti bip. Etna; Colonel Davis, of | yf scnrolder: Mr George on Parre, Victor Recatte, ibbott, 3 lex Delalé 4 Schulte, Mi Palin, tad Frottuce Ellen, of Havardidley we [Linen tenetade A Schulte, Miss Rosina Schulte. stopping at the Everett House. AnD Haxpuns—Steamship Saxonis—Mr and ing, BM Rhodes, Sovrnamrro! Mrs Henry E Moring, Miss H E Mor Snir Gro How ann (whaler), Knowles 3 when off coast of Chile lost ove: Cook, son of Thos Cook, of New Bedford. ‘Smtr Lion (Br), Killman. sailed from Callao April 21 for France, and put back 27th leaky. Banx Onioux (whaler), Ha; at Honolulu from N Bedford, re ia dan Tat LAM: was off Cape Horn, stand: Honolulu, re- ard Edward Dr, Cary, of Memphis, is stopping at the Fifth Avenue 4 Friends and acquaintances invited to attend, ing SW, with westerly gale blowing and a heavy fog prevail. Botel. eee re a aitrausn Mi and Mes Joseph | RIKLRY,—On #riday, May 24, Mra Extzy Roney, after | ing. Was under close reefed topsails and reefed foresail Senator Sprague, of Rhode Island; General Frieze, of | Levy, Miss Emilie Levy, Miss Clara Koestler, Mra M Bell, | a long and painful illness, in the 48th year of hor age, when we discovered & meaconant “bark coming bakery Providence ; Captain McCrea, of the ‘United States Army, ‘arry Greene- Her, friends, and those of her sons, Thomas and aur Se Alex ajo Mr and Mrs J Greenebaum, Miss and Major ‘Plunkett, of Hartford, are stopping at the | D8um. 4 Mrs EZ Simons and three children, Dr Hom- | John 'Rieley, are respectfully requested to attend the first on the I 3 Hoffman House, Dermat, Aumont Persons is lotta, Mrs Maris, Doesecr funeral, ibs, Sunday) afternoon, at balf-past one tanetir and eaten, Presi jerce spend immer Constat Ross’ , Mi ‘Van Ni ‘Mins Alice V: deal i Rose stroet. vi Fee eee een isting crandense ge, | Nest Mr and Mrs Hermann ack Marouy MisRmiy | Riuer,—On Saturday, May 25, Lewis Wrutaw, infant ke him, and, think he ree the bluff known as Little Boar's Head. Miss jours Meek, ghee eens, Hugsie Foun, ac HO Biot ‘A. and Josephine L. Riley, aged 10 months H Burse, a boat . Ex-Governor Austin Blair, of Michigan, will address to, 8 Wolff, Mr and Mra Wessolowsky, Major John ‘The relatives and friends of the family are rte eties College Domotor and lady, ASarda, Don Louis Kalln, Jose de Fuen- cre —— B LAND, Mi from _Newoastle, NSW, a at Schenectady at the | Teer and Mee Otto Melasaer, itn, Yous de Puen | rally invited to attend the funoral, on Monday after- | cosls:Zor San Frupoisey, pul {ato Honolulu leaking on the M kertsing, W Drach, Adolphus noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, | Sist of March, aad will have to discharge cargo and be hove Judge Sheliabarger, of Ohio, one of the republican |. Honry ‘John Simplot, we, Hudson City, New Jersey. ‘out for repairs. members of Congress, is soon to make a Southern trip, tun ton aie ‘Rexp.—On pa May $5, Guonae Resp, Jr. Soun Mantwa Manta (of Bangor), from Wilmington, NU, Ex-Governor Brown, of ia, addressed the people | {hitirer‘and iatents John F son of George A. and Elizabeth W. Reed, aged 2 years.” | bound to West Indies, witha cargo of hard pine, put ims ofla Ga, on the 22d The subject was | Hartman, Mrs C Stubeorat ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of | F jon the 17th inst, near the pS oe or beg Honrletts A\ ae Bk his grandfather, Jesse Munn, are, respectfilly invited to Tudge J. Erskine, of Georgia, 18 on route for Bothle- | 2" 'Hiss Mary GReed, No. 18. Hidgo street; this (Sunday) alteraoon, hem, Pa., where bis family resides. fant Miss 5 A ‘at two o'clock. t Mr. John bas been comeaietoned by Gov. “ane em eg ep Purranaces. On Hyon. Ry Ae map Rurrax- as Assistant ‘meed, ‘Hack, ‘others steerage. HAGEN, years, yD iJ — = hom rv Tne volouiven toa Tee of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunda) fy stermce, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 7 Norfolk street, Sartes,—In Harlem, on Satu James deme tastatercionm ee h of Judge Bass. the office one year, Mr. David C. Branham and Hon. Cyrus Allen, of Ohi wore at Indianapolis, [ on the 2ist instant, a by th Judge Spaulding forms _ bold snd MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, rumored that they are prospecting for the Married. sealaete ac Bian lawn. —On Thuroday evening, May 28, by the | sedidence of hs ny No. 2008 Fhid arom Halon, on General Jefferson C. Davis passed through Indianapo- . Dr. etal i -» | Monday morning, at eight o'clock. His remains will be Tian avo 6. Laue, of Now York city. taken to Tree Se. rhchastor county, for inter- lis on Monday, 20th instant, en route for the command | to in California, ” st Louis (Mo.) pepe pees copy. Briex,—On Thursday, at the rei- aeier seta ghee nine boa cum | waste tn pete nr, Hoary <n, | wie Wien“ Tomi a of the First Baptist church of Melrose, Gru : ily invited to sitemt! the funeral, from er late General N. B, Forrest, late of the Confederate army, | Buens, of Eaesiiyy, So BAe Team. xommgen Gnag’- respect 46 East ie ‘Bundey’ laaae atl isin Chicago. Be intends to visit Milwaukee. ter of 8. O’Brien, of ‘Harlem. No ee ae eat General Lee will attend an Episcopal Convention at —In Brooklya, on Sunday, May frome one ed Staunton, Va 5 aes eB veer ta mienecn areas Surat —Oe setareny, By 5 at No, 647 Fitth pion. Bea Wade is at his home in Obio, in poor | Zi.” = of this | of consumption, Jax with of ‘Smith, ia the -Taomp.—On Wednesday t | 7eer Ton, John A. Bingham, momber of Congress from | ene residcace of the sriae’s father, by the ov. John © Too runeral will ake place as above on Monday ater: Ohio, has written a letter to the colored people of Lynch- | Gorse, Wx. Hatterr to Mary L., old of wrhitind ooheul tantide mation. burg, Visrinie, declining to address them, as they in- | mand A. Thorp, Esq. dog ho 4 —At South Norwalk, Conn., on Friday, May vited ham to ‘Ketty—Hay.—On Monday, May 7, by the Rev. John Of Denial and ry bod Mr, Emerson Etheridge, candidate for | & Toskip, paster of the Greene street M. E, Church, Mr. pn cand oar enon aap ie of Tennessee, and Hon, Mr. Stokes, candidate | Pater wl Miss Jane Hay, daught for from the sipeiy Bonny og . ee Youxa.—On Friday, May 24, of consumption, Joan H. is frieods and uaintances are respectfully invited Se jashville on the 26th Miss Anna Di will visit the South ee shortly ona of Massachusetts, has George 8. Hexar W. Gxswzr, dil of this city. No cards. Prarssei—Prasssst.—At Buffalo, on Thursday, May 16, by the Rey. De. Scheller, Wa, Peasant, of New jo cards, h of lower i s capacity. She 1 built ity of oak and copper fasiened, To be com- by Capt James L Tooker, of the former place. Mr. Robert C. Wia' Notice to Mariners. w.. York, to Mary Pragssmt, of Buffalo, oat e Presidency of the Board of Overseers Bo agreg gd Broskivs, 7 Thursday, 1 = lighthouse tas, been erected at Long Shoal, General Roussoan, of the United States Army, was at 5 to Seen E. B. Tou, duguer ot] SHIPPING NEWS. nae to take the ny of ths Louisville, Ky., on the 234 inst, Esq., of Brooklyn. u enias He oa. = 1867. Senator Morton, of Indiana, started for the Arkansas | Chicago, Wverpool papers eRe WS Cotman i depth of water, Bot Springs on the 234 tmitant for the benedt of his copy. 731 luo waren. nd 4, W from the lightreseol. Tt ‘General Joe Johnson, late of the Confederate arm: Died. ———— ‘Tho iron work of the founda. Paison Taaitsoste rene va aged 77 years, vhs lanatonnmisioeonmasratd PORT OF WEW YORK, MAY 25. 1867. ne are aed Mra. Lucy Stone, of woman's rights fame, is in St. ‘His relatives and friends are invited to attend the Cleared. houl Ne tees tm clear pwn ay “distance of te. f-past twoo'clock, | steamship City of Boston (Br), Leitch, Liverpool—John 4 SM feet above the mean Dale. Steam hip City of Dublin (Br), Eynon, Liverpool—J @ Mr. J. R. Grinnell, of mating that the nomination bas written letter inti- f the Governorship of his Spoken. be J White Swallow, from New York for San Frat rm Dale. State would be Boococx.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, May 26, after a Btoararhip England (Br), Cuttitg, Liverpool—National ) Mare 3), 72 daye out; ship, en Austin. from New Yor! CITY POLITICS. of the family are respectfully | Sct NerEAOtsnta (Br), Pinkham, London—Howiand & | Siatsipeate: arr ai Gallas Apel). nt Sno nt AS OY AMD — Invited to attend the funeral, on afternoon, at | Aspinwall. Bark from New York for Buenos Ayres, April Important Action of the German Republican | three o'clock, from = late residence, No. 362 Henry ee Britanata (Br). Laird. Glaggow—F Macdonald fg, Met 1 fo0 from New York 6 Lo A Committee. street, corner of Sackett, ‘SGamehip Raleigh, Marshman, Now Orleans=Livingston, | uPsoics an nd sieeltaptinites Fox & Co. snnamtbie Mariposa, Quick, New Orieans—New York Mail teamsh!p Co. ‘Steamship Geo Cromwell, Vaill, New Orleans—H B Crom: | 4 Ceatral The German Radical Republican Central Organization held a special meeting on last Friday evening, when a very animated discussion ensued in reference to certain Canreyter.—On Saturday morning, May 25, — youn a Allan and Augusta Carpenter, aged month an i . it 4 Bark Maggie Hammond (Br), from Baltimore for Belfast, The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully May 2. lat A Big Brewster (of Boston), Carlton, from San Francisco 19 for Yokohama, April 21. no lat nor lon, well & Co. Susan Bayley (Br), from London for New York, May 7. ted to attend ral, from the relatives of his . resolutions introduced at a previous meeting by Mr, | 'Vited to atiend the funera), {rot the Tent soon, teamship EB Souder, Lebby, Charleston—Livingston, Hogo Wesendonck. The committee to whom those | Perents, 75 No WE Bde w | poraco,” age oar. d nace erm Sieatmsbio Manhattan, Woodhull, Charleston—H R Morgan Sectouie, Btoie. resolutions had been referred recommended their adop tion. These resolutions, which after a long debate were adopted, define the position of the German republicans towards the republican party and the policy they intend to pursue at the next election with reference to the Sanday clause of the Excise Jaw, which by ita provi- sions probibits the sale of liquor on Sunday and au- thorizes the police to make arrests for alleged violations of it without « warrant of law, is as des Potic, illiberal and anti-republican. ‘The resolutions aro in substance as follows:—That the Care,—Wa. Brsdor Carr, aged 43 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem- bers of Lexington Lodge, No, 310 F, A. M., are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 197 Gold sireet, Brooklyn, thts (Sunday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The remains will be interred in Greenwood Cer Coxwors.—In Brooklyn, on Friday. May, resid 104 Fourth street, Mise Mary E. wife of Thomas poeeaers. and daughter of the late James Fallam, in the 26th year of her age. Her funeral willtake place from the church of Sta. Awrware, May 10—Arrived, Nora, Sailed Tin, Roadpot Wallis, NYork. Arrived at Flushing May 11, ‘Aipha, Noss, NYork. ‘Amor, March 23- ‘Bidred, Yokoha- ma, Ellen South: Howe, San neiseo. Att, May 1i—Arrived, Titus (Br), Lovejoy , York: H Laurens, ido; T3ch. ‘fToothaker” do; 14th, Cuban, (Hie), Wolaeh, do: Bride, Bieuvelty, and Emma, Bweot, do; 16th, bark ‘Ocean Steed, Flinn, Baltt- more. mailed May 18 bark American Eagle, hg ne Nal Sood Axmiava, May 6—Arrived schr » Lank, Newbern, c. Annoro, PR, April 26—In port schr, Telegraph, for NYork Co. & Sicamsbip Sappho, Lingo, Wilmington—Murray, Ferris & ‘Steamship El Cid, Hobart, Newhern, NC—O Goodspeed. Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern—Murray, Fer- ria & Co. ‘Steameh!p Niagara, Blakeman, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—O Heinexen & Palmore. ‘Steamship Hatteras, Alexander, Norfolx, City Point and Richmond—N 1, McCready & Oo. ‘Steamship Rebecea Clyde, Chichester, Norfoik, City Point and Richmond—J Hand. Steamship Norfolk. Vance, Alerandra—J Hand. at her republican members of th Feet ere oe cond clnee iopublica ome | Peter and Paul, Second strect, Wiliamsburs, thie (Sun. | Riramanip Joan Gideon, Fuller, Ale ma, Se on shall be informed that the boy friends and relatives are respectfully invited ‘dian Ghoangeaicarbeoasins tlie wxnuaver, May 9—Sailed, Amanda Guiom, Ashby, Ihond'vo vote at the next fall elections for candidates of | , C2%—On Thursday afternonn, May 2 Twoxas Vox, | Sicsmante cer"Wene Haro, lostm—Benner, Brown & |; CARDITr a TD er eee anette the republican party for State, city and county offices, . Pinckney. d nd rad 7" vs eee a ea ratstavuze, if the Tepublicey | , Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | Potecmsiap Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedtord—Perguson & | Bomray; Ansrtis, Delano. ton Mt Janeiro, ‘dante, Siew. Pinto; Sandusky, Norton; Oswego, N adgett. for NYork. Invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at : party Goss aot pledge the Fepublieae | members Pd four o'elock, from the remdence of his father, 39 bey wap Europe (Brem), Vou Hagen, Bremen via Oiry Point— | ag Therene, Mudgets, fot Vor tvork; Towa, MeLean, New oo street, North Orange, N. J. ruling & Co. . Canes Op tne Loguomure el oy an ‘ronment ty aks | New York city papers please copy. _emarseaee eels eneeatinny Sema, Yee aman Cavin, May 7—Arrived, Lord Palmerston, McCready, New State constitution. d Coxmvanas.—On Friday, May 26 Mancaner, the wife | E10 Wimbledon (Br), Dunn. Hewlett ’& Torrance | York. ‘apefl Balled, Pinto, Walkie, York; 16h, Messra, Hugo Wesendovck, Richard, Hermann Raster, | °F John Cunningham. iene tl Try. (Wor), Uiricksen, Tor “orders—Funch, | 2 Cita: at Boston iain: Jeveumiine, Mahony, RY ork. Kapp. Dr. Gerke, R Weil and P. Cook, were appomred | Her friends and@-F. M. U. B. T. A. B. (ao locke & Wendt. siaeaies inepes. Ciitho, April 18—-Arrived, ships Buliote, Soule, Chinchas & commitiee to nequaint the aforesaid’ conventions and | Grenatien singe erints (Sanday) afternoon, a6 h from SR Berk fe Peeler himtins a's stopoececn (pas satige ree foe, United Staten BD Metcalt if (itor), Bae commitins with bg Aci OHM RENE cagg | Duustte Wilamabarg, om Praay morning, May | Bart Vase ns Magen Asan bebe verte, | Once bere ney, Chnanua ty Unie iaiey upon to take similar action in reference to this matter. | 2%, Miss Vinanna, eldest daughter of Daly nck, | Maran &Mocully. ead PT aaah Matilda, Blake, and Pettis: Doone’ jn toe onureh Of the Rov, Mr, Wells, Sommer of Fifth and ‘toon car, Haren, Howe, White & | (,'%0' load for Cork, Frank Flint, . do, to'load for e Mr. % eae Sane n ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES YESTERDAY. South Third streets, The remains will be taken to Rob Ray (Be, Stephens, Queenstown via New Lon. | Nit apeit a ships Shakspeare, Packard, trom Moose Greenwood. h video, arrived o from NYork, Arrivals wr prose | Drea Saturtay, May 26, afters tong and severe | gi ftis Busan mi taser, Rio tansro via Dealbouse, | Tag Facil stony, trot do, arrived. 24th, do, Camilla’ rn ‘ot Wremeg ry Po ee ee OF Trales, county Kerry, | Brig Julie (ch Lee, DURA, +o ater, * Bailey, for United States, rendy for tent Westar tet, On: vif ves Lens, Robson, © i tama. Viunwsintives sod trlends are respectfully invited to Bre IM Gr), Powter, Canning, N6—Crandall, | More, trom Melbourne, arrived lik, for Chinehas, to load er, Mrs her, Wee hehe A mnogo ton eethypa nce vee uauning Bird (Br), Stephens, Hantsport-—J F whit. | France--had sailed iat and pute ‘Mb, leaky; bark cuttin Mrs rg ye fey yg Somat "Brig icbarde (Br, Goudy, Richibucto-Bord & Hincken Fataovre, May 12—salled, Ivanhoe, Chestaey, an Fran. suildren, J F Clark, wife and child: PW Cunning. Seeeas ond 28 On Fee nn a ee Ubrisiotera: Port au PlatsmAJ Of the Re %h, Joshua Loring, Loring, from New ihree children; 8 N Keeran.twifé ids Faneral will take plate at her late residence, Mariner’s * A arbor Istand—J jLascow, May 11—Sailed, Agetie «o) NYork. ba RO yay gE a / ‘Schr Moruing Btar (Br). Cowen, BW Saraner. | ttanecttay fOarrived, ares, Smith Philadelphia: nt miter there, ghildren, end | Dawson. morning, May 24, Ronway B., tw, Darn, Mega por CB Beett Bon ison ith, 3 (#, Sumner, NYork, EA Kennedy. Hof mwiteand child: Jonas adler, “James Ricehaa | oot or esaaras years Marci | Benr Horta ( iW tax K Dowoit e Co | 8%, —y Chimborazo, Now , Mrs Edward McKinley and jntant, Mra | 22,1867... oa priendsof the family are respectfully veces (Br), George, Parrsboro—Crandall, Cai Inited States; Lith, (a), Rous. residence, pear ete, ‘Omen, Apalachicola and Key West—Bonner, invited to attend the funeral, from his Inte No. a" this (Sunday) wt minteii—On Thursday, May 23, after a long and pain. sean, N’ Pinckney. Cisared Ith, Chas 8} , Pike, Cardi? and United ‘alin, Williams, Charleston—Bentiy, Miller & | States: Lad erates ee ‘shielda F. ful iIIness, Eowaro Farreut, @ native of the county and do, Aj in ips Syren, Morse, for Now P Cushing, Wood, Charleston—Bently, Miller & nedford erly i May, ig Cnarae One rake, Por Catan do. ‘at do March 31, brig Woodiand, Mankin, Newcas- Tyrone, Ireland, Cys 68 (nen fantty ve ame Sarah Mille, Tuttle, Georgetown, SC—Bently, Miller latives al jens ily are respect! jomas. (nes ood the funeral, from is late remacnce, | Behr Flips, Stolt, Wilmington, NON 1, MeCraads & 02 | Ue Tenroot, May 11—Arcived Tilley, NOrioans:; 800 West Sixteonth street, on Sunday afternoon, at one | yStheg =A mio Edinburg (#), . York; 12th, Por: George, Welsch, o'clock. She" Waite Sou, Batchford, Portemonth—8 W Lewis & | Son Kt Tarr Wiehe Coohram, NOqenmt, © ‘members of Temple Lodge No. and A.M. ; cst hereby Nommoned mer at hp corner New Bedford—Ferguson & Wood Continental, Lecraw, Calcutta; Isle, teenth street and Sehr Belloni, win. New London—R ckett & Taylor, York. Sa. ieee Oe sind Bighih avenue, on Sunday, at | Gchr K Van Courtland, Coe, Bridgeport—Rackeut & Tay. | ,, Cleared Lith, Addie Deseo, te City Point, Va; Zi Edward Farrell. Members of Sister ‘and the free | G4. wens Bloomtel4, Mobbie, Stamford yegnpon oie enrrived, & M. Von Behr, Pitigardt, Now ternity in general are invited to attend, order, Bloop , Allen, Bridgeport. 5 ses Str, Se 25, JAMES DURE, 3 cs Arrived. es Dixon, papi” — a a a tat, ‘ints Int yea o he Pa noes, Cres i (Br), Tibbits, Liverpoot ry ete a — uoas, Anderson, friends fam respect. | Way’ Mt Pasagd ahi pant | aa taianta, Barnes, Newoaatle. fully invited “to attend the 1 Ttakiner | Se "%ioe int e210, tom $0 40 ar 340 PM, steamship Ville de | | a port ships Gardner Colby, Dunbar, her, James ter, invitation, is late residence, Madison street, Paria hence for Havre. ras Bice, for, H Mo ‘ ry at two o'clock, inamsnip Hermann (Brom), Wenke, Bremen May 1, via | Vanguard, York ‘ani Kimball for Charon ay Ren achat Hoang pi rt apcect—in ‘ity, on Raa May 4, uo | Svinte da gly aribubhse coe Ua PAs | tiara fr Wore, 3 and wife. © Perking sud wife. aired Couns Se. | eldest son of Samual ¥. Haskell, in ‘the 10h (bay ‘and ship Golden Dream. both slosrlng W same dar, | | Nom As eg 1b-n port bark Roriaae, for Work de; year ‘or ; 5 . . Fan enka Meh dana We °pekanty ‘ase "che vefvioes this (Sunday) afternoon, st baif:past | gaiue day, ns 4, lon 4%, Dark Rocdon (Nor), boering | echt Kore, for do do rene hee Yoxor man, for American Ports. te ALE: RIA. %—Arrived, echrs J Warrea. Losier, gadis Sto Weare, Nick; Gor Burton, Ludlow, Be" m2. od—Sohrs Enoch Moore, Chambers, Jersoy Olty; Hea- yisten, ‘Manson, New Haven; John Warren, Losier, New ‘M4th—Arrived schr Paugussett, W: New Hevea. Sailed—Schra BC Terry, Weaver, Nvork; Gov Burtom, Ludlon, New Haven. ; BOSTON, May 2—Arrived, schrs MJ Moore > Soe arnt” pahiore: 8.9 Briyion. Kelley; ES $2et Shanes” ubenos Pouniepa: Gree Crowe se: Stator Grimes, Gove, Blsabets * Seraph, Ryder, Jee bieare4—steamanip (Br), Alexander, pols thip Joba Pucker, Mauhows, NYork, to neisco; barks Rapid, ‘Africa; te foo 'Mertie. A. Be Baltimore; us, ‘Sater! ‘ in. do; Mary Milnes, Burdge: KW Goatror, For Moret Beinhart, Hand, Georgetown, DC; altbet Wing. raw. 4% WNW, light, ee, : faples, Thacl un: barks King ‘and. BA Blaisdell; brig Fidellas and from the Itoads, sp owe 4 per. TIMOR! 24—Arrived bark Clat Br), Les: we SEOnE Meret ter apnea West Indies: schrs Dearborn (Be. H do; Jessie and White Gould, Pierson, Providence; Foam, Howe, do, MM Pote, Abbott, Saiem; & 4H CHARLESION, May 2—Cleared, E Long, Hardy, LESION, ‘ache Me Bailed—Brige Delmont Locke, Cochran, NYork ; Potomag, Boston; Chesapeake, Nawhall, Doboy. Ga. —Sailed, steamer Manhattan, NYork, bark Seamam, Lit . CALAIS, May 20—Arrived, schr Montrose, Grierson, Now @ist—Arrived, schr Express, Dix, NYork. Cleared—Schr G D King, Blatchford, NYork. 22d—Cleared, schrs Alvarado, Whitmore, Philadelphia Lochiel, Haskell, Mott Haven; Red Beacn, Aguow, NYoct via Providence. GALVESTON, May 17—Arrived, sohr Isaac Van Dyke (Bap Addison, Havana. zar, Hammon ‘Cleared—Schrs Clara, Barrett, Boston; Chas Russell, . Morse, NYork; steamship Gulf City, Stewart dow 1 al GLOUCESTER, May 22—Arrived, schrs Cressey, Rockland for NYork; H Foster, Clark, Cherry! for do. HOLMES’ HOLE, May 22, PM—Arrivod, schr Friend (Be, Greening, St Johus, PK, ders. |. 9AM—Arrived, brig Abstaimer (Br), Petes, Windsor for NYork; achrs Seventy Six, Teel, Thomaston for do; Ol- ive Haywood, Wyman, Bangor for Bridgenort. jrbgiled All the above, except achr Friend, wig, ordera; Ov ve Hayward. NEW ORLEANS, May 20—Arrivod, steamships Misgourt, Hudson, and Gen Meade, Simpson, NYork; Trade Wind, Champion, Belize, Hon; barks Nouvelle Helvetie (Fr), Bos= nard, Vera Cruz; © V Minot, Biethen. NYork. Cleared—Ships Southern Queen (Br), Atkins, Liverpeot; Merohant. Sprague, Havre NORFOLK, lay 23—Arrived, schr Belvins, Dennis, New N#W BEDFORD, May 23-Arrived, sloep Report, Step, NYork; 2th, brig Bird of the Wave (Br), Hyatt, do; schts Stephen Waterman, Chase, do; Dictator, Nickerson, Pinte. ‘Balled 24th, schrs Golden Eagle, Kelley; Rescue, Kelley, andT'@ Hill, Baker, Philadelphia; Thomas Eilis, Kelley ‘ork, eth HLA, Say ai _Araves, Site Treat Row- iverpooi; ronsides, ley, 5 Yous Ghryael, ‘Barnes, Ponce: ‘Aunts (Br), Smith, Mayer ex. Pit; schrs Race, Horse, Bragg. Newbiryport; ‘Albert, ‘McDonald. Bangor; E M Baxter, Perriore, Myatio, Sabine, Morrison, Curncoa; 4, Myrick, Stephens, 4 falde: Maggie Van Dusen, Corson, Malden; ‘$C Tyler, Steelman, i freoman, Newport; Readiny Corson, Norwich JH Waluwright, Morris, Boston ; T Sim: a: care Park “Ghariotte, Linderstrauss, Cork via Darton, i, ace D'S Sines ‘Louisa, 3 Stocim eller. and 8a ullen, Crowell, Boston; A Pharo, Shourds, Howes, Providence; Clats Davidson, Jeffries, Lyon; V Sharp, haro, Allen, 13D Sharp, Boston; WW . + ‘atic; Birchard, Torrey, i‘rinbee, Portland ; Ford Rely Meee ida ¥ ‘Wheeler, Dyer, Portland; al foegon OC Clary, Mi 4 Ta is f, May ens '. ora Hagua for NYork, left the Ceokrsmourn, May 2—Arrived, brig Allston, Bawyor, OSISHMOND. ‘led; sehts Mary Dickman, NYo%k; Toad for RY ore R B Steelman, Scull, down the river, Fi 1800, — 20—Arrit ships Cordifiera 2 Berry, Yokohama; shirley, Mullio, York; bark Jed- Louis Kniffiér (Prus), Lag- gen. Snow, Manila via ong. Kong: w Veh tenon: teste : Laver ee Gop Green, Kirby, Honovulu.' Malat (Pr) autre. Hong Kong. NO, May 23—Cleared. steamshij e co ERE Ne: a Pent n ARNO: DOO T. NEM TOR CLASSE a pe EXCISE DESPOTISM. [from Wilkes’ Spirit of the Times of May 22.) Tt hae always been recognized by jurists that " ments may do acts; and it is further when oppressed communities have exhausted all methods of may, a8 0 ‘resource, resist. That n, the guly protest left to fence of liberty. This was the of my and Blackstone, in more Geatury en: and it has been the doctrtie of Kent tory, rican, re ever since, The oor "community, ‘after We have no interest in this matter beyond a coupe Sent uaenae et ieee one bats envbatsston te denpotions in any. form, haa any jurious effect the public morals; and we eal that so thoror ia it imbued with a: of berg bared ts wowed reper fr org rit a! . wi ot og bud one, in contravention of popular rights, would, be endured an hour, We hope to woe this mate of ings, restored. We Pere te have those liberties returned which freely prevatl other countries in the world; snd se Gacire 0 ope Se ae class of dealers, through whose debasement the police te eee ghee, wiih courage, = Ths. course w vin eir with courage. should be pursued between them and the Commissioners hereafter should be thoroughly altered. Parties Licenses should demand them under the conditions act of April 14, 1866, and none other, And all thus demanding them, who are not amenable to custody under pending convictions, and of * character "(80 n equal right with ober Citizens under any public law is concerned), and may not De If the Commissioners, going beyond the prescripuion of that law, refase any applicants, or require them to in advance a pont ovat tools, aan S oe. cedent bo gett ir rights under w fia ver the Comamtasionors the, Mahost ry inhi cants should tender name in the should then go on by the police for don resistance. One act 0! ‘anda night in the station house, jury, are pot sacrifices too great inan's ps 4 oe .— 5 ies x £ 5 ry S= Et & if Fs i i fi tl