The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1867, Page 8

8 Monvay, May 27—6 P. M. ‘The railway share warket was beavy and dull this morning, but during the aftermoon it developed av im- previag jendoncy apa cioved firm, the advance ip prices Doing very shght, however, The bank statement was éensiroed unfavorably, and the demand for money was generally reported more active at six per cent than last oak Sub-Treaxury haa, nevertholess, been dis- bursing more freely to-day than of late, and its balance this evening 1s down to.$128, 654, 751, against $128,697,996 op the 18tb inst. Although the general rate for call loans is now six por cont on mixed collaterals and five en government securi- ‘ves there is & superabandance of capital available for speculative uses, and it is to the interest of the Treasury to Keep monetary affairs at this centre as easy ap possible, id order to further it9 funding opera- ‘wons, It 18 clear, however, from recent experience, ‘What ap easy money market, together with the prospect ‘ef continned ease for a series of months to come, is not ef itself sufficient to imepire confidence in values and 10 iaduee the public to buy stocks, even when prices are low. The public 18 composed tw a Jarger extent than ‘would be generally admitted of ‘narrow-minded block- hheads,’’ who have neither the sagacity nor the courage ‘to decide for themselves in Mancial or other questions affecting the course of the markets, Hence, when Mr. MoCulicch made bis Fort Wayne speech, the great majority of people were, uofortunately for the prosperity ef the country, foohsh enough pot only to be- Nevo what he said, but to magnify the Import of bis words sto threatening proportions, ‘There was not wanting, at she same time, a vast host of bears in all the markets to intensify these fears of a ‘widespread revulsion from interested motives. The ‘boars made it their business to croak, and the croaking thas been both loud and long. ‘The Fort Wayne specch was followed by letters and reports in which the same talk about # speedy resump- tion of specie payments was induiged in, and the time for the event to take place actually fixed im one of the Jast mentioned. The croakers were jubilant, and they croaked louder than ever before. The commonplace mass of hamanity before roferred to became still more ‘Wid, and resolved to take in more sail and keep a8 snug a8 possible. Enterprise was accordingly @warfed, prosperity interrupted and stagnation and de- pression gradually threw their blighting influence over ‘the land. The volume of legal tender notes was being meanwhile curtailed as rapidly as the surplus revenues vendered contraction possibile prior to the passage of the act limiting tbe amount to ten millions for six months, and four millions a month afterwards, Subsequently to @bie Mr. McCulloch availed bimeelf of the full authority @f the act, and, besides, offered inducements which ‘wesotied in the funding of compound Interest notes at a apid rate. As the latter wero held by the banks as a part of their reserve the eflect was felt almost as uch as Mf they bad been United States notes. Another element ‘Was simultaneously at work absorbing the currency, Bamely, the South; and here was the equivalent of con- @action on a large ecale, Whon we add to all this tho heaviest taxation ever known to any peoplo in the ‘world, we can imagine how powerful were the causes at work to produce depression. People at longth find ‘@onwelves impoverished and their taxpaying power eorrespondingly reduced. The financial policy of the country has been bed and inconsistent. Con- gress =ohas saddied burden after burden upon ‘oe poople, and at the same time ft has co-operated with ‘be Secretary of the Treasury in rendering them unable 0 support the weight. The danger increases and the ‘Feeasury iteclf is threatened with serious embarase- ments; and all this might have been avoided if the con- @rection of the currency had been less rapid, the falso prophecies of 1 epeedy resumption of specie payments eft unuttered, and our system of taxation less oppres- sive, No wonder the income tax this year is likely de yield 0 little and that the bears on the stock @xobange rest so copfiden:!y under the protection of ‘Mr. ‘MoCultoch’s policy," and that they have succeeded in frightening the public out of Wall street altogetber. ‘The statement of the associated banks for the week ending on the 25th inst,, shows that they bave been vather heavily drawn upon, and mainly in favor of the Bob-Treasury, the deposits baving decreased $7,763,509, and tbe legal tender notes, $3,266,061. The loans have also decreased $1,870,000, and the specie $1,483,685, ‘while the circulation has increased $64,952. The totals of the present and previous statements stand thus:— May 25. ‘$256,001, 805 14,083,667 193,673,345 60,562,440 431,732,622 Balances,......... 17,818,945 ‘At the same time last year the condition of the banks ‘was as follows, and the differences appended are those Detween the two returns, dated respectively May 26. 1866, and May 25, 1867:— There is very litue doing In the discount line, and the best grade of commercial paper pases at 63 a7 per cent, bat inferior grades are not in favor at the banks, @wing to a certain distrust of credits consequent upon the Projopged depression in business and the losses which ave been thereby sustained, At the first regular board railway shares were heavy. Erie closed °( lower than at the same time on Saturday ; Reading %, Michigan Southern 1, Northwestern %, do, Preferred \, Fort Wayne \{, Toledo, Wabash and West- ore X, Pacific Mail \%, Quicksilver %, Western Union Telegraph \4; Ohio and Mississippi certificates was \ higher; Boston Water Power %. Government securities wero dull Coupon five-twenties of 1862 declined \; sixes of 18K] \. Miseouri State sixes were { low and Teuncerce sixer, new, were \, higher, selling at At the Lalf-past two regular board the market showed a fractional improvement. Erie closed \ higher than at the Gret regular board; Reading 4, Rock Island +, Northwestern 4, do. preferred \, Pacific Matl 4, Quick silver %, Boston Water Power 74; Obio and Mississippi certificates was %. Government securities were inac- tive, and coupon Ove-twenties of 1864 and 1865 declined dé. State etocke were steady. During the rest of the afternoon the market was dull, and at o quarter to six the following quotations were current ;—New York Cen- tral, 96 o 3; ; Erie, 687; 8 59; Hudson, 100% a 101; Reading 202% # 108; Michigan Southern, 664 & 4; Hilinols Cen- tral, 115% 8 %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 73 074; Rock Island, 875 » 4; Northwestern, 31% « 82; do. preferred, 81% aX; Fort Wayne, 954 aX; Obto and Mississippi certificates, 24% a 25; Mariposa preferred 17; a 18, Government securities were rather heavy at the close and quoted thus :—1881, coupon, 1115, 4%; 1881, regis. tered, 1114 & %; 6-20 coupons, 1862, 100, a 4; 5-20 Coupons, 1864, 106% @ 3%; 5-20 coupons, 1965, 106), 0 %; coupons, new issue, 108 s 4; 10-40 coupons, OOK © NM; 73-10 motes, fret series, 1064 & 4; 73-10 motes, second series, 105% a #10 notes, third ‘weak. The opening price was 137}¢ followed by « Peady deviine to 13655, from which there was a recovery to 187, the closing quotation, Loans were made at 2 a, ® per ceot for carrying. The grows cleerings were $51,000,000 and the gold balances $1,728,043. | The fereiga exchange market is very firm, and at the close of buriness bankers’ bille on Dagian: mxty days ‘were quoted at 100% a 110; at three days, 110% a 7; commercial bills, 1008 100%. Bills on Paris at sixty Mays, bit & Sli; at three days, 6.12% a 5.1035. her Comunenial bilis were rated thus. — + 36) * SAB BD Consom and American securities were quoted thus in Tandon oF the dates mentioned — fe : ry 2. ~ ha May a Uphee Bate fretwenies ™” my Minois Gevira mn Ton Today's burinees at the Sub-Tressury was ag follows sae reces| +B 1¢C00 0 Boreumene. baat se4 el dares A pint} For gold noves 140,000 mes The argument in the cave of the people on the relay tien of Rufus Hateh against the Treasurer of the Chicago end Northwestern Railway Company was commenced to-day ip the Supreme Court, before Judge suineriand, |im Chambers, and adjourned 01) noon tomorow, The motion i« fora mandamus to compel the company to aiow the relator to examine their books prict wo the annual election, whieh i@ to tnke place on the 6th of June, ‘The demand to ree the books wae made atter the Mey On Whiek they were regularly Cigeed acoordine to NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1867.—TRIPLE SHMUT. INTERNAL REVENUE. Revenue Returns for 1866 aed 1867—The FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | %%!™ 204 proviows snnouncomont, pamely, tne 71h mat, and the reepovdents, as @ foreign corporation, claima that they are not legally bound to comply with the reiator’s request. This 25 the point at rssue, The mo- tive for the reiater's demand ww olesely connected with @ stuck yobbiag movement to turn out the present maD- agers of the company at the enseing election, by voting on borrowed stock. It appears from the testimony taken before the referee that abous seven millions of stock was borrowed through various brokers by the relator, for the purpose of being transferred to them on the books of the company, the consideration paid by the relator to them for their services boing one-cighth per cent commigsion, in addition to seven per cent interest for the time they were carrying the stock, the relator to receive whe. proxies, Here we have an instance of the’ manner im which the management of the. leading railwaye of tho country is very often secured by men who cannot be said to own a share of their stock, Here isa road about twelve hundred miles long, including its branebes, and with & capital of forty millions of dollars, which is sought to be governed by the means we have described. There would evidentiy be no responsibility attaching to such management, and without entering into the general merits of tho question, the mere fact of the stock tobe voted upon, or a larze Portion of it, being borrowed for a day for the purpose of transfer, carries 18 own condemnation with it. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Monday, May 27—10:30 A.M. grove v 80000 U! 9300 code U: 1000 U: ‘0000 0 6000 U) 20000 ‘Trea 1200 13000, 100 300 : as 2000 Teni 6 00 3000 Ten 6315 300 0) M. M5 300 26000 9713 000 Mi 4509 N: 473 400 1000 01 251 300 10000 25 * 100 3000 N 106 0 2000 N 2 94ig 20 900) 1Ovig 20 4000 Mi "go* 200 1000 © PRET» ® 10000 Alt & TH Ist m.. 89 60 shs Cont Nat Bank, U1 M4 Bank of Commeree, 118% 12) Adams Express... 64 u do. & ‘20 U 8 Express 100 Western Un 100 do... S326: F- aeeaes ss Say! 4000 Tol & tg. 100 Wells. Fargo Exp... COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpar, May 77-6 P. M. Corton. —The market still continued steady, middling upland closing at se. The sales were Limited to 1,460 bales. We quote:— cy r. 0. r on 5 tek tee aes Low m! 6 s 26 rH Oe tee value. We noticed sales of 1,000 bags, ex Merrimac, and 518 do.. ex Vidfarie, both on private terms. Of other de- scriptions we heard of no transactions. . Frour np Grain,—Receipts 8,851 dbis. four, 219 do., an 1, corn: 6,000 bushels wheat, do. corn, $e aaa Tea natin at ar and jong og of the low were 100, n Ibe, lower, eu, Teduetion. Siitpptn ‘were dull_and nominally unchanged, ‘Calitornix ur was dull and heavy, but e sales were 4.500 "bbls. quotations annexed. The for _Wouthern continned rate, were 8 easier, the market." closing Bud and heavy; sales “90” bbls, For rye flours ‘at_ unchanged prices. “Sales were made of 400 bbls. at $8 8 $9 80. Cora ineal was un- Shanged, “ihe sales ware limited (0 $00 bbtn, at $6.28 for Brandywine, and $5.90 for city. We quote:— uperine Bate ana ‘Western 7310 9 agi 35 Extra State. 1 Ba 12 @ Choice State. Ra Wo USa 460 1204 1875 13% a Ibo! 82a 1470 Faney and extra d Mia 1775 Rye flour (superfine) Sat ar (superfine) A Grn meek ly 5a Gorn meal, Bran CET or —Wheat contnued dull, grades were nomin: frot rime was held firm. ‘The turday evening, at $2 straighi No, 2 held firm at from $2 70 a $2 75), 82 85 for No. 1 do... waleh price was subsequently refused for choice, and % for common California white. Corn was in. fair demand, and ‘with light offerin ions, ced 2c. a Bo, on 'Chenge; but subsequently Fuled heavy under more Mberal receipts. | There was Misle inquiry for export, prices baing above the limtts of buyers. A part of the purchases, however, were under- stood to be on account of the Southera Relief Committee. The sales were about 75,00) bushels, at $1 24a $1 28 fornew mixed Western, including damaged do. at $a $1 10; $1 35 for old mixed Westevn, delivered, and $1 for Western yellow, Oats were not essentially changed. in moder- ate demand and steady in value; sales 25,000 bushels, at MiKo. for Pennsylvania, We. for State, and 7c. a ‘Sse. for Westera. was dull, bat firmly held; sales bushels Western; in lous x: $1 228 $1 76. Barley malt was in some demand: about 7,500 bushels were disposed of ab $1 4. Barley was dull and prices were nominal. mous. <The offerings were very light ana zulen con. tinued to decline. e engagements were:—" Liverpool 40 bbis, lard of! at 188., and per stenmer, 500 tierces beet at 300 bbls, pork at dd. 7.000 bushels at ad; to. 7 on ry ha at ai to lamburg, 00 cases e chariers were:—-A Hasaburg ship te Bremen, 4000 bbls, petroleum to Bremen at 3a. , two vessels direc: to continental ports, petro. loum, reported at 48, 34. 4 4s. 9d. and @ Norwegian bark to Gotenburg, tobacco on private terms. Gomes ruled dull, and prices remained nom ina’ Hors continued sieady in vaiue under @ fair consumptive nd. Sales 75 bales at 60c. a 70c., according to quality Hat war tooderately active ai $1 Wa $2 10 for retail lov, and $1 55 for shipping. Hexr.—Of Manila we beard of no sales beyond thore re. fn our Inst, The market ruled strong at 1c, gold. Dther kinds still rule dull. Motasses.—Phe market ruled dull. and no sales of im- portance reposted. however, Were Lo: essen- uaily ebany Navar ke. —Spirite t ntine, ier free arri ruled heavy, and prices were Geuidedly lower: tbe 25 yee wa light wi at ao sales were Timit luside price, aod 100 do, moderately active at about ied gh Vea $1 18 for atrieed sien 00 de. Not at mon, an . ri . No. Hoa Ge and 960 ae Nod ov Oe Big. Tar was dul, and were nomi Oua—Livseed remained steady at $1 37, in casks. The demand, however, wae light, and we beard of no t sales. Other Kinds ruled dull, though Provrsions.—Rece!pts. 11 bbls. in value. hic4 deel, 20 pack. & market raled ‘at from Be. to 17 4¢., agcordiag 10 PRTROLACH, —Receipts, 616 barrels. The dowand forernte fight, and priese were quite nominal at im balk in barrels for iF gravity. We beard of oo sales For the demand wos rate, eat. HO essentially obi » thoagh in seme fn. ftances a ) The sales were 4000 was and of @ eales were 40°) Darrels standard from. We quoi jo value. ‘y Timothy Pan aie market for raw wee loss active aad srarcely so firm. The sales were to 40 bhas.. part at Wise & 120. tor Cuba, the latier price for clarifed, and Ise. for choice new crop Porto Rico; also 1%) boxes at 10\¢0. a wise. Sreai remaiged unchanged. The sales were | at, Ide, a 123g. ; ai80 Gn do. grosee. parcat ye. ice. et nee, y salen 9,500 Tbs. at I we oe Se Waraiser,— Receipts, 7 he martet ved rn ana the demand was mouera' in bond, or privave tertne, Ont supposed ry ty 7 bitin sence SS MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Conard mail steamship Java, Captain Moodie, will leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpoo! The maiie for Burope will close at half-past cleven o'clock on Wednesday morning. The New Yous Hanatp— Edition for Rurope—wii) be ready at ten o'clock in the morning. Single copies, im wrappers, ready for mailing, rix conta, be Broadway and Ane street Hi 3 & Ske a5 82, E812 Big ‘The following list shows the returns of incomes over $5,000 made by residents of the thirteenth division of the Eighth Congressional district of this city for the years 1866 and 1867, The division 18 enclosed by the Fifth and Sixth ave- nfy-sixth and Fortieth streets, and ineludes some of the finest residences in New York. s s =B §i 5 s $21 821111 BB So as 111 BB gs $ cS id 828 i a8 esiaes $2, Fj S Bas 373 rae Young Charles L . Young Thomas F. The lucome Tax in the Eastern District of The list of incomes in the Eastern Distriet shows about the same amount of decrease from those of 1866 as in other section, In some cases there is a falling off of ‘one-half, while very many are placed at one-third tesa, It ie noticeable, however, that many new names are added ward the highest income re- Gleason), while in 1866 the fo the list In the fifteenth turned is $7,367 (William Wi returns from the wealthier wards have not yet been made pubila WEST VIRGINIA. with the utmost equanimity. But at times, despite this Memes oe ote outward exbibition of self-complacency of demeanor, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WERALD. ite face would fiueh and bis countenance assume = mo- 5 May 26, Room Phe Wines of France and Spain iu the Weod.| mentary cast of uneasiness and disquietude, when the report of an inevitable rupture between France and Prussia came along over the wires there was panic among the woodmen of these mountains, from Cumberland to Grafton, and that the price of staves ‘aind all sorts of coopers? stuff went down?” ~ “No, sir; nor can I understand why such as panic should follow such news. The manufacture of flour Darrels, one would seppose, would be brisk with the approach of the wheat barvest whatever might be the ‘For a home beyond the skies; quasrels of Bismarck and Napoleon, and doubtless all prisoner abo’ gone to join thy brother PPEEEEGE ig E ra ~ this coopers’ stuff from these mountains goes down to , F Baltimore and Georgetown to be worked up into flour Go, little sufferer, to home “ You are mistakon, sir. The thoesands of woodmen all along the line of tho railroad over these mountains, ae 7 Salty taphed te. forests into staves are working for the European market. made from these white oak staves, the very wood they derstand why a few sharp words between Bismarck and digcuss the Luxemburg question; and why, with the jeace, news of Queen Victoria's mediation, the price of white Samiuel Mosscrop, the boy who conversed with Skid- | © Wednesday afternoon, at on¢ o'clock, without furt oak staves in the heart of the Alleghanies of West | more at the oyster saloon on Myrile avenue, on the ni agency of steam and telegraphs ‘ras, end EC y weeny ieswetion f the fact, ting for; he said he a nage, ite a WW ol 1e ‘was wail for ; was walti for a carn, Under the same hoops, the products of the | and that he lived in Williamsburgh; Skidmore had “om | !0¥ited to funeral, frou: the residence of iieghanies and the vineyards of France and | falso whis! hed hat, “9%. But woat sort of coaiis this they are digging ae er = : : é f : j &, t reriBipriii EEE of B $83) $812 « = 8 t i BE it i 4 % g q i i f i g S Li Fs + #f ir i 2. of oes tks i i 3 8 « g aeeEEEEHEHES i af fet # I ; i 3 BH Z a i : 5 E i if il i is i i | i E 5. 3 Fes = Zz it Will come like the crash and reacion pees 71 bat when within about four rods of her, the con; Van Buren and his boat in whic! unde: i eenest i SEE523 i a5 H ] 3 BES rit 28 a PS i : | S28 5 22. 58868 the Southern Cou! of your great cities a ich, with a good orth and South, will in of millions of bushels tor whiskey. pass through Cincinnati, and leave it in a state of Iugh excitement over the couvived sensations of Brig- po and Parepa, the Japanese Jugglers and the black Crook, and we are down the Obio for the work of Southern reconstruction, BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Tihds Rae ee Le ener'96, 1288, » . the Rev. Father Boyce, at St. Theresa’s church, [saa Bor Buro.axy,—The residence of Mr, Van Nostrand, | C. Davis to Many FaRReii. No ’ H cards, Lesten—Hvvr.—On Sunda: 19, atth No. 48 Elliot place, was burglariously entered ab two ae 3 y evening, May 19, | o'clock yesterday afternoon, during the temporary ab- | fvfcns Queue tia aoe of in Sy. sence of the family, and robbed of $265 worth of goods. Miugr—Sawrunio,—At Callao, on ‘Ys ‘Apri zi | Officer Reardon, of the Forty-fourth ‘precinct, was in mene es Ree Jape Varta, | oy ihe (curate of Si formed of the burglary shortly after it had been commit- | rox, daughter of Senor Don Jose Santurio, ar Li 6 Cincinnati papers please copy. San: PoRD—Srvyvesant. —At Edgewood, Hyde Par! Thursday, May 23, by the Rev. ERT Sanpv¥orv, of Pc eepsie, Mary H. Stu ing of furs, silk dresses | va<anT, eldest daughter of the late Jobn R. Stuyvesant in their possezsion. When ‘Warzrs—Warxer.—At the Methodist Episcop well made jimmy, | church, Red Bank, N. J., on Sunday morning, Mav 1! a pair of nippers were | by the Rev. Charies E, Hill, Henny Watsas, of Gran ‘They gave their names as sana soak, Mee — e cone a aa daughter ¢ /-three years of and Edward Foiey, ‘arner, Esq, K "4 2 wait | | Wmre—Rosgnrsow.—On. May 15, by th were locked up to a he REP, . Rev. Dr. Weston, Joux H. Warre to Mise Kats , both of this city, No cards, pa Died. » INNET. May Normay, infant The , . Bon na "days. A Sarm Brown Orzy axp Roppep.—Yesterday morn- mg, the-safe itt the root beer manufactory of H.C. Litch- fleid, No, 31 Charles street was blown open with powder by borglars who carried off $275 in greenbacks. Drownnp.—The dead body of a boy about 14 years of age was found in the river at the foot of Court street, yesterday morning. Deatm yRow Acommrrar Insonits.—Mrs, Griffith, who was thrown out of a coach one night about three weeks ago, in Quincy street, by the horses running into a sewer excavation, died at ber resideace in Fravkiin avenue, yesterday morning, of the injuries she had received: by giving birth to four children, Y 3 6; measles, 4; marasiius, 3; congestion tie tangs, 4 ad old age, 2 *y hao - Tae Boarp or Atpsaunx.—The Board of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon, Alderman Fisher in the chair. Mr. G. K. Taylor, one of the committee appointed to fines, reported that haa Selletct $1100." Tho ropor was novopted..- The ale road Committee through South Second street and Metropolitan avenue, ‘The report was iaid on the table for threo weeke. Mayor Booth sent in several vetoes against bills for repairing bo og houses, Nothing further of importance was THE RECENT TRAGEDY IN BROOKLYN. on Solent a May 25, ‘RICHARDSON athe relatives and fends are respectfully invited Inquest on the Body of Wm. Bishop Carr— | attend the funeral, at his late residence, this (Tuesde Interesting Testimony Elicited, &c. at one o'clock, without further notice. An inquest was commenced yesterday afvernoon at the county Court House, before Coroner Lynch, on the body of William Bishop Carr, who was killed in Gold street.on the morning of the 2ist inst, Great interest street, shis aa oie ‘was manifested in the proceedings, the room in which | residence, No. 130 Grand steeet, Jersey Ci the examination took place being crowded to excess. | Davis, Sr. Skidmore, who was present, appeared perfectly cool and ‘fat eage, and bore :he scrutinizing glances of the curious and” Deseoir, aged | Officer William Dyer being sworn, testified that he had t Deen a policeman for four years and a half; knew the Prisoner, Williem Skidmbre, while the latter was on the force; on reaidence of, *| | moraing,’ /] g & ts g E n re afternoon, attend ay at © Dosoaon dy hn apm asi * i Many Axx, deli ‘ante john Domoboe, aged y Tl months and 19 days. 4 relatives and friends of the family are resp gt invited to attend the faneral, from her late n 469 Hudson street, on Wi & ‘at haif-p’ nine o’ciock, thence to St, cebu ‘Sixth nue, where a solemn ‘requiem mass will be aif up lor the repose of her soul. “a Kysr,—On Monday morning, May 27, of congestio the lun, 8, Heway I, Exxus, aged 9 months. Dear Benry, thou hast left us, i A i te & if 2 ig HS Hf $ 5 i i t i E i j [ Z i z z & To the land of Paradise, On yonder blissful pon, ‘We'l! miss theo here, but sdon will come sot meen, rt po more. Tho relatives and fdnas of the family are ree attend the funeral; from the reside in working up the bardy white oaks of these hare of his parents, 138 Perry street, this (Tuesday) afteruo ‘o'clock. The wines of Franco and Spain are now put into casks throngh my ; Skidmore poli wee hae at eam los ee, oe ane on terms; daughter of John Sherry, in the year of ber age. want They are shipped over Tough, is Funeral on Wednesday ee ‘at eleven o’clo pe Te ihe 4 our! yore Steamer River Queen -leaves Peck slip on Tuesday afi casks are made near the vineyards, You will now un- com ° | Seekakhen eco: io 4 Ferrxer —On Monday. May ee Asc Eusna, widdn Napoleon should cause many of these woodmen to leave | | Charies Feitner, agod 65 years, 4 mon! lays. their work to inquire for the New Yorx Henan, and . any work ranpieenea to and ag) earete hae wap a 683 Niata avenye, corner of Forty-sixth stre We ¢ | invitation, The remains will be taken to Greenwood of the murder, testified that, on Monday night, May interment. Virginia went suddenly up again, An apt illustration of | while standing on the stoop, about five minutes after Faroutox,—On, Monday evening, May 27, Wit. im making ‘Skidenore ‘standis Auexaxpgn, only child of Robert aud Catherine Bar on. the side- what Ferguson, aged 8 months and 16 days. Se ea en neta he non ecbian eo onenen I, te ne and fends of tue Piaily are reepectt’ Wednesday aftorno —In Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, on und 26, ELiaxon, wife of John Grimitas, ) friends apd acquaintances of the family are i pager the ee eee oe of og corner ‘mont avenue, on nesdey ‘shatusah, te two o'clock. Her remains wiil | taken to Evergreens Cometery. i Gases. —In Jersey cai on Monday morning, May | dase, (atnes das ter of Heary H. and Annie L. Gi age 16 monti« and 10 daya. ‘Tho relatives and friends of pepety are inv! attend tbe funeral, from No. 103 street, this (Tul a) sterner ot four o'clock. \ i —On pn May sat he short iin Ancmnaty Hatt, 70tb year age. The relatives and friends of the family are reepel| fully invited ee tue is ieee fur invitation, from bis lave residence, ison 1b 's (Tuesday) afternoon, at twoo a Bau. day ing, May 26, © . United States Art: teers. kd EP mie street, We Richard Heninghern, native of reeldener , Sheftield avenue, East New York. .—At Bt. Auguétine, Pla, on Thureday, 16, Katie, wife of B. Livingston, and dang! Bon, Joho Stewart, of Jobastown, LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE, Aragstep For ViotaTixa THe Puor Laws —Stepben Victory, Michael! O’Herion and Henry Lockwood, have been arrested on a charge of violating the pilot laws, They were Ddefore Justice Silliman, at Flushing, and gave bonds in the sum of $1,000 to at next term of the County Court, on the sth of June. Bunning CascaLtina.—On Saturday Betsey Combs, of Par Rockaway, was fatally burned by her clothes taking fire from the stove. She died on Monday morning, at the advanced age of sixty-nine years, A child of ‘Thomas Brewster, of Fost-r's Meadow, was so severely burned on Saturday that its recovery is dowbtful. Daata rrom 4 Kick.—On Friday afvernoon the wife of James Collins, of Sag Harbor, while endeavoring to help her husband catch a loose horse, received a kick ja the breast from 4! imal, which caused her death soon after, This isthe third death in this town from being kicked by horses within « short time. Metaxcaowy Drowsixe Cascacty.—On Friday a mel ancholy accident occurred \n Gare Bay, by which one young man lost his life, and another barely eecaped after having suffered for several hours Soth young men were fishing in the bay, and about to retern to h they were seated upset, and Charles E. lay 26, Ricnann Qvm, native Pye ‘young maa ri nineteen, was nae dasasiercopeeteie tan is companion, Geor Clark, was rescn after deceased Teepectful nes bei tee? boate in the @aten The body of Gardiner | to attend the funeral, at No. 32 Madison stree', bas recovered, ; (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Reve. —In Brooklyn, om Sunday morning, May r hundred miles Conowan’s Ivqrest.—An inquest was held om Tuesday, | oe congumption, Heway B. Rerva, aged 18 years, 0 a ta thirteen | by Coroner Skidmore ia ne Reeve. K for this, we were answered, | Sarah King, of Greenport, who suddenly fell dead on The funeral services wil be hejd at St. Luke's Chu ve een buying ap pro- ch going 'olo | pynw at Weer Farwe.—A large quantity of coal was hardiy raises w! 0 ‘Dut, from all appearances, the | dostroyed by fire on Sunday at the yard of T. F, Meyers, year, from Peonsy'. | of Wost Farma Lose about $300. whieh will lay out the speculators ar Tur Sovrn Sine Rairoa! ) aod the bread aemee to ve ‘And | 8 to comnect with the Flashing Raiirosd at Peony | cis (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clook, be North will bave this year # corm — Brida. and )te corn are to run over the Fivshing track Swixon,—She members of Normal Lodwe No, 623 pon the body of a female named | son of Bauidin C. and Ad near Pulton, thie (Tuesday) afvernoor The relatives aod frien Are reapeci{uily invited to attend, Suxctar.—Oo Saturday, May 25, Hoon Sota, 48 years and 2 montha gi ‘The friends and acquaintances are Invited i The South Side Railroad | 144) faneral, from No, 66 Hester street, corner old “4 ning, it is supposed from apoplexy. Monday