The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1867, Page 9

K ’ t j f a a ‘ 5 ylene foundation in FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuurspay, June 20—6 P. M. The raitway share market experienced a further weak- ening to-day, Zrie being tho woukest of the weak, and the bulls were still more discomfted than yesterday, and nota few sold out in consequence. But notwith- standing the timidity of the bulis the bears showed no courage 16 pursuing thelr advantage, and business wag om the whole dull. The apprehensions growing out of the meeting of Congr.as in July are unfavorable to arise, and so also are the preparations of the national banks for their quarterly roturns; but there is fact than im imagination Se AN IN ONE. peels “Here not “narrow-minded biockheads’’ there would be no reason to fear the consequences either of the meeting of Congress or the other cause referred to. There is a more bearish feeling on the stroet than thore was at the be- ginning of the week in consequence of the decline of ‘the last two days, and the crop prospects are less talked about; but a rise in July and August is generally ¢on- @idered inevitable. Whether there is or not, how- ever, matters little, ‘The only gainers by the rise, supposing such to take place, woyld be the brokers and other professional speculators who babitually do their best to fleece the public. ‘Weare in favor of allowing these gentlemen to prey pon each other until at feast fifty per cent of thelr sumber are driven out of Wall street to seek some more industrious and reputable calling than they at present follow. A more pitiabie sight than most of them pre- sent is not to be found outside of an asylum for inebri- ates, nor 4 more villanous set of countenances, except on Blackwell’s Island or in some kindred locality. Stock speculation is at all times demoralizing, and especially so when associated with strong. .waters. There ia probably not a stock commission house on the street that is not now a speculative house also, although many of them will deuy tho soft impeachment, The commission business is so dull that without speculating they would be unable to pay their offics rent, They must, therefore, either break or make, Thoy are all anxious for the outside public to come in and put ap margins, because, forsooth, they can use the latter as capital upon which to base their own speculations. It matters not whothor they have bought or sold @o much of such a stock for Mr. So-and- 80, provided they make out a notice to that effact, They are responsible for the contract, and that is enough. And what harm is thero if they advise half of their cus- tomers to go “long” and half “snort” of stocks, when it enables them to set ope side against the other, and leaves them with no étocks to carry, although they are supposed to be carrying at times heavy load? Verily, a broker can live when others starve, but the dog-eat-dog game cannot last for ever, and it is not desirable that it ebould. ‘The daily chronicle of the money market ts becoming stale, The supply of capital continues abundant and loans are made on mixed coliateral at six per cent, with ‘@ few trifling exceptions at seven, while the majority of transactions on governments are at five per cent, tho remainder being at six. In the discount line there is no fmcrease of business reported, and the best grade of ‘eommercial paper is still quoted at from six and a half to seven anda balf percent. The Western moncy markets remain close, the demand being light, in keeping with th@smali amount of business doing, and the supply of capital equaily limited. The Cincinnati journals agree 1m reporting that the general tone of business is improv- ing as we advance with promising prospects towards the harvest. Any change, it is contended, will be for the better after the depression of the last nino months, provided the crops turn out as they are \tkely to do, The present scarcity of currency in the West is attributed to povorty of resources resulting from euccessive partial crop failures, and the distrust thereby @eated. Those who bave money to lend are not willing to lend it to the ordinary run of borrowers, and honce there is Little employment ef a satisfactory character for Money in the West. But with the harvest it is expected that business will take @ fresh start, and for this all are ‘waiting. ‘The railway share market opened dull and steady this morning, and at the first session of the regular board the speculative fecling was tame, the disposition to soll being about equal to that to buy. Erie closed % lower than at the same time yesterday, Reading %, Michigan Southern §, Cleveland and Toledo 1%, Rook Isiand %, Northwestern 3%, do. preferred %, Fort Wayne 3<, Toledo, Wabash and Western }4, Pacific ‘Mall 34, Boston Water Power 34, Western Union lelegraph 4M. Attantio Mail was 3¢ higher. Government securities “were sluggish, with a drooping tendency. Coupon five- twenties of 1864 and 1865 declined 3. Among the Btate stooks Tennessee sixes were %< lower, Missouri sizes. Tennessee sixes, new, advanced 14, North Caro- Una sixes )¢. Subsequently the market weakened, and at the half- past two regular board there was a moderate pressure to sell. New York Contra! closed % lower than at the first reguiar board, Erie 5, Reading %, Rock Island 3, Northwestern %, Pacific Mail 3, Western Union Tole- graph 2%. Government securities wore dull, with a downward tendency, Coupon five-twenties of 1862 de- lined to 110 and the issue of 1365 was { lower. Ten- messeo sixes declined %, and -Missour! sixes advanced ws At the half-past three open board the market was eady, but inactive, and Now York Central sold at 101%, Erie, 68%; Reading, 1065; Michigan Southern, 63% Mj; Cleveland and Pitisburg, 17; Rock Island, 89; Northwestern preferred, 68%; Western Union Tele @rapb, 42, During the rest of tho afternoon the market ‘was dull, and at balf-past five the subjoined quotations were current:—New York Cenifal, 101% a 34; Erie, 68% a %; Reading, 10636 » %; Michigan Southern, 68% © %; Cloveland and Pitsburg, 77 a 4; Rock Island, 8036 a 34; Fort Wayne, 96% a 9734 ; Northwestern, 3414 &%; do, preferred, 5354 a 34; Ohio and Mississippi cer- tifloates, 24 a 3; Pacific Mail, 140 a 4; Atlantic Mail, 106% @ 107; Westorn Union Telegraph, 42 a 3 (ex 4.) Government securities were inactive at the close of ‘business, and quoted thus:—1881, coupons, 112% a %: 1881, registered, 108% « %; 6-20 coupons, 1842, 110 a 1105; 6-20 registered, 107 @ 1073; 5-20 coupons, 1864, 106K @ 107; 5-20 coupons, 1865, 106% a 1073¢ ; 5.20 cou- poy proche 100% a %; 10-40 coupons, 100 a ; 10-40, registered, 99% a 10034; 7 9-10 notes, first series, ionic ois 2-10 ole, vet pi 10 #57 B10 ee tes gig, OS po ndag ‘diminished firmness, the ange of the day having been from 138 to 137%, with ‘the closing quotations at 137%. Loans were made flat at rates varying from 2 a 3 por,cent per annum to 1-64th per cont per diem in favor of the lender, The gross clearings amounted to $40,052,000 and the gold balances to $864,963, The steamer Bremen took out $6.500 in specie and the Morro Castle, for Havana, about $40,000. ‘Tho volame of speculative business is limited, but larger than is was a few day@ago. The reassembling of Con- “Gross in July is gonerally regarded as certain, and this operates against any material decline in tho premium, and is used as an argument in favor of an advance, ‘Why it should be, however, It is not easy to explain, if we except that fecling of vague apprehension in relation to financial affairs which has of late years existed whenever Congress has been in session. A onire is evinced to guard against political possibilities and the eccentricities of fiscal legislation, and this dur- ing ® period of specie suspension is always opposed to a fallin the gold premium. Moreover, thero are always speculators anxious to aggravate whatever foars oxist in order to advance their own interests, and their efforts in the Gold Room are not without inflaence, ‘Thoro was no business of importance transacted in foreign exchange, but rates were nominally as under: —~ Bankerw bills on Engiand at sixty days, 109% a 34; at three days, 110% a §; commercial, 109% a 100%. Bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.199% 9 5.1234; at threo days, G11 05,10, Other continental bills were rated thus:— Bankers’. Commereial, 2K 8 12% 12 a 12% » Wee TWh mye 79 age ig ona aly « Me 4A g*s us BOm “ga Ola eley 28i0 London to-day and on previous dates:— Junet, June 13. June 20, 944 94% x ix 19 TOM Mining shares continued dull and depressed and wholly neglected by the general public, At the first board Corydon closed Sc. higher than at the same time Senta, Wing oO Consolidated Gregory Gold was Sc, lower, La Crosse Gold sold at $1 16; Davidson Copper, $1 26. ‘The following letter was written by the Comptroller of the Currency to the President of the Bank of the Com- monwesith fn this city on the 6th inst,; and this gave fle to the rumor which prevailed soon afterwards that Ge Trensery was about to interfere with the practice of NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUN® 1," 1867—TRIPLE SHEET, the banks im relation to certifying their customers’ checks :— call your attention. 1 refer to brokers’ checks in excess of actual balasoes, aud and to ue issue of cashiers’ ‘The first I tuary indulg I to explain, they cannot trust each other pane ot requiring each other to put forward his bank as tho party in all transactions I will leave you to ex it ‘only seoms to me that the demand is utterly unreasona- ble, and one that the banks would not oaly be justitied in rejecting, but one that prudence would require os to repudiate, Ido noteay this as particulart, upon your particular case. but upon the practice in gen | eral; ‘and Iam mucb gratified to learo from Mr. der that you have expressed @ readiness to lead your oBowes he id argon ye objection to the As to the secon: ry issue of cashiers’ Pecks the law, A national bank can borrow money in either of threo different ways—By issuing bills of exchange, by receiving de- posits, and by the issue of circulating notes, I ind no other method authorized in section eight of the law which defines your corporate privileges. If a cashier's cheok is issued in payment of a depositor’s check it is paid out in lieu of the money called for by the depositor, ba as such would be prouibited by the last ciause of sec- tion twenty-three, if the depositor has the money to his credit he is en- titled to receive it; if be has not, you are under no obli- gation to pay, the check at all, 1m ‘@ personal interview with you I could talk of these things in a way that would not be objectionable ; th a letter there is necessarily more of formaity; and what I eay may seem more dictatorial, T only wish you to understand that my only desire and study is how-best-to promote the interests entrusted to my charge, and 1 am confident that with the assistance and co-operation of the New Yerk banks the national banking system can be wade all that its most ardent fnends sould desire, But ww York bankers must take the lead—must give d hearty support, It Tests with them to direct, control and perfect the system, If they would realize how much depends upon them. I should have no fears for the future. Very respecttully fon H. RB, HULBURD, Comptroller. Husonr, President National Bank of the Com- ‘monwealth, Now York city. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Mil- waukee and St, Paul Railroad Conipany was held in Mii- waukoe to-day (Thursday). The whole number of shares voting were 100,800. The following directors were unanimously elected:—Alexander Mitchell, Walter 8, Gurnor, Russell sage, Fred. P. James, N, A: Cowdroy, Selah Chamberlain, EK. B. Wiley, Joha W. Cary, H. C- Stimzon, & S Merrill, Isaac Scott, Julius Wadsworth, James G. Gurner. The Union Pacific Railway Company advertise that they will pay the July mterest on their first mortgage bonds at the offices of the company, 20 Nassau street, on and after the 1st instant, The annual meeting of the Morris and Essex Railroad Companywas held yesterday. The financial condition oft the company at the close of 1868 ia thus stated :— 5,616,950 Floating debt. (24,822 Certiticate of 120,405 Suspense account. 0,000 Proiit and toss. + $13,262 Total. .osve ress + +$9,625,429 The cost of the road was:— Railroad... $6,566,209 Station houses, buildings, &c. . 180,628 Improvements at Hoboken. 227,103 TOM... .sseessercerseerensee cece eeceees + GO 0T8 981 ‘The equipment represents :— 2,181,110 Total... s.seccscecsscesecscerscessceseres «+ $0,155,142 The receipts of the year were $1,020,099 04, and the operating expenses $715,208 12. The receipts of the first five months of 1867 were $472,003 95, against $360,605 56 im the corresponding months of 1866, ‘The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as follows:— Custom House —————Sub-Treasury: Balances, 7 17... i 485 a 014,241 is oe teen oie Ate 1,524,903 133,606,806 iH 19.. 411,682 s June 39.. an16ea reer san roan aoasoos * 1ozeana04 055 8,608,059 181,817,400 The Boston bank statements for the past three weeks compare as under:— June10, June 11, seit fis $9,436,107 mes 27173 001, 16,797,854 15,719,706 deloas wnat 20—10:30 A. M. fame eas a hee Sree Bt L Usé's$-20 cou, Paolfe Mail 88 Co.. 140 ‘1250008 5-20's, ¢ 05, ni 10996 .. ba Ae 10-40 cou, 8 100 98000 i) Pasa Ses! a ee Or ae eens meee ry “ 2 i BEE: & Se eeges Fite % Pe sos Cler, 10) 26 sbs Continental Bk 1 Mich So 10 Gi ‘da % ik Aitinoia 120 i Chic & N at »3 ao, Ey 0 do on Chio& X i 200 a0. 3 ontele © 100 6 Onis & Hock mie us Q do soi wo do. 8965 2 with 5:5 200 Ina 80 p TUN Esprese Cons: Go” iu Pits, FLW Oh RR S076 59) Ashburton Coal ‘do. 109 Gantou Co 183 Weatgrn iii iat , ripe eg = 5 he 2 @ 300 Ss bo @* 0 . 8 16 7k 100 5s m= 6 Ww 41% 00 300 Chio,B & Quiney R. 40 COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tuvrspay, June 20—6 P. M, Corton.—The market was depressed by the unfavorable cable advices from Liverpool, and the few snies effected ‘were at prices Indicating a decline of fully jge. per lb, The market closed dull, with buyers anticipating « still further reduction. The sales were limited to 1,000 bales, Bubjotned are the closing quotations, which are nominal :— biota Florida. Mobile. aw pt « rrax.—Rio remained dull As Other kinds wore quiet Receipts but prices were essentially shoe ae Gras 6,006 bola. flour, 1.771 do. and 2) sacks corn meal, 21,053 fy wheat corn, 21,306q10. omts and 9,973 dow The market for State aud Western flour continued dalla tna Reg end holders be- bout 600 Bbia. at the quotations appen further declined, bu reaching 460 bbla. within ve rao flour continued 8 deeiit with ‘or corn meal the * Wet Re 6 i 0 10 nh hoo Wise 180) i Bw $ 8h Pp tg FO ete en i ‘ the Watopan mare gat re rem e faygare, . C ‘a which rot, hed rth prog Fheceri anvamn and lay 8 down in atabout ke i i rt for export, Signest retraite oh vs Ot for kilo fin dried, and gris = $1 04, an re Choice white ‘Southera:, the'market ‘closed at oak Seats andl ritish brig to eee 3 at “ab feud 176 hhds. ara estoy Siete weary: H The chariara wore: MES ing corn at Gramm ruled extremely quiet, Prices wore ‘pomjnally Tax was in moderate demand, at about previous prices. sere was quoted $1 3, and re retail lots, sie 3 i oe wore wi ‘change, Sales Sian gio a funchanged, being ‘steady at 120, gold, P. Py goa, ‘ were alao unchanged, ~ = Ham —We ‘sales of "6,000 lbe. Montevideo at about ‘MoLassxs —The market continued quiet and heavy, Wy oniy beard of of sales of 387 bhds. and a Weil Garatieee, ‘on ri inavan Bont oxes.—Spirits turpentine—Though the demand was lees active tho market wanitemor, alga being mude of Hong cy WI ove. The sales Hay Eine es ‘atl. wy fe rs ite nay tae 0 bls common at $3 60 small 3 com beyond Beta ead No. 1 at and 750 teepal alo $3 88 £5, ,0 iced further sales of 170 bola, Washing ue kdeta iamnatia’ quiet, but prices were essen- tially unchauged; $.000 gallons Stiglish were sold on private i toes, SL She Gi 4. Other kinds wore pts, 460 bbls. ork 894, boo and 837 do. lard. Tue pork taarkot ooausitied t doaiings gnough st New mess 8 $2070 f sifton 320514 or ‘new a "old do,, $20 73 for prime mess and $184 '$18 25 for primes 0, for fivure delivery. 60) bola. new moss for August, der's ovsiows at Sil, Hoar was ia moderase domaad and firm, with siles of 90 bbls, at $2 a $28 for new extra mess, and $15 » $22 for new piain do. Beef hams were dull And heavy, with sales of 100 bbls. at $390 $4. Uf tierce beef we heard of no saloa, For cat meats the demand was moderate, but prices werg unchanged, | Tae sales wera 330 packages, at ie. a 13340, for bams und B40. for shoul- ders. Bacon w: ir demand, and pees ruled stead; tales 400 boron; at Lise: for shortanbbels Lisge for lon Was, for long Gear, 134, a 12K. for short do. and ses! for Oumoeriand ‘cit, market was ‘moderately aud closed ondy at previous prices; wales 1,000 bbls, whic a 12ie- including retall lots wt Lizge- 8 136, Butter d cheese were dull and unchanged. Perron $,012 bbis, ‘There was no demand for crude, except for aml lots, and prices were nominaliy The sales, “cash aud reg anchanged, Bonded, though quite steady ir Lass quo- tatious, jot much sought alos’ were ton: fined ut 1,50) bola. standard white at ao, a toal lots, Biige. OF tree we heard of a vale of 6) bis light straw: to White at 3c, In Philadelphia, the market remained qulet Dut firm; sates 2.00) bbls, orate, “ a TAT, wt 1386 Xicu was dull but steady at our lat quotations. Suuba'—all Kinds were quite degiecied ent prices were nomtnaily unchanged. TKARINE continued moderately. active and steady. Tho atone ee 60,000, at Lic, a 12%. 60,000 Ibs. grease 7 SvGar.—Kaw advanced a trifle, and the demand was aia ite active, | Fair to goed refining was quoted Lc. a lbige, ¢ wales were hhds at 9 1%. for Uubs, and lite a like, for as ‘Rion ; alao 8,50 buses at 12>. a 12 "xc, ned further advanced, but ‘there was but little demau: At the improvement. Wesquote:—Soft white, 1470. @ 15360. : 13ee, 14) and rd hed id erandlntey ree ak a + powdered, crus! en TatLow.—The market was_scarcel hd firm, though more active. Sales 150 toe at He. a 11: Waisaey.— “00 bbls, No ‘sales of importance wore teporied. Western in bond was quoted ide. u Bie. TIDEWATER RECEIPTS. The quantity of flour, wheat, oo corn and barley, loft at tide. water during the second week ia June in the years 1366 and 1887, wane Oe Sallones iw rs trae BS "ey i ‘82,000 9100 Deo. 115,000 Deo. 409, Deo. 6.200 The aggregate quanslty of the same articles left at tide. yraver from the commencement, of navigation othe I4th fost, inclusive, during the years 1886 and were as fo 1,087,600, Deo, 861,000 Dec.1,893,500 Dee. .21,600 ng the wheat iohtour tee quantity of th tidewater this year, compared with the last year, shows @ decrease of she barrel Deed aN By eae left at riod Fleur and Grain in Store at Chicago. ‘The amount of four and a. year, ¢ pares: in ta store at Chicago on June the corresponding period in TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. “Pumapxcrma, June Stocks dull, Pennsylvania State fvos 90:4, Morrie vane Reading Kaflroad. vania Ratiros Right cichange on Mew York at, per: Gotwon ti ty, dling uplands, 37e, Rye $i Corn du Be, Groceries “a Lard 18\40. Cotton, quiet but steady at pid for 9 S050 for, middiing splands. nally" unchanged. salon yesterday ; fos Iisgenn Lise, nod 4 Sins Porto’ Rico It ‘our dull "nnd heavy ne $9 6H. Sales of choice Vie wi ite at (oat $2 2b, a and fate to pre ‘red 8. only moderate; erratic me eas ‘pork, 5 supertiue ub aiett navaucing; sales Provisions beavy. TimoRF, June 20, 1867. ordinary and fee dull a ate, $i Yo . Sanit, ond, mised totd dull at He.» Tie. Provisions— Bulk si BF fara aut es, er the latter oe pmo fixe. for Western shoulders, shoulders, and 11\e. a 12. tor Western Whiskey steady at Bbc, for bonded, Borrato, June 2, 195 sales 300 bbls. No. 1 serine, multe Ww Western, zincut is Le eee e , N. Y, Tune 20- M. 2 for No. 1 esis for 18 for double exirs,, Rye eat quiet, with a ‘down. fie Canada and a 1.200, Ohio, June 20, 1967. Flour is dull, Wheat is aun Ber unchanged. Corn is dull _ Ble. tor No. 2. Oats, bc. ye, yyy! Jane 9, 1867. b+? for higher ‘fiises en gil *Wivoat a A fair raranis ‘an jan Lh mae & for sot No. is han mall salen fe ie dult and Bar| at Sa Aten ac ‘de, ‘Mess pork is dul Bales conto, + ments—1a,000 POLICE =n . Tae Jackson Lancery Cass—He 1s Discuancey.— Justice Hogan yesterday callea on tho case of Simon Jackson, who stood charged with the larceny of $310 in Troasury notes froth William F, Mahedy, alias Francis, alias Seymour, the particulars of which were published in yesterday's Henatp. Officer Lacey, of the Fourteenth Procinct, who had been directed by the magistrate to make inquiries at the various places in the city where Mahedy said he had boarded since he arrived from Troy, was called, and testified that in company with Mabedy he, visited | No OF6 First avenue, in Thirty fourth streot, No. 167 West reenty-sevonth @ piace jn Sixth clerks - ft is E F IP ticamon ees tte e's gomouet aguas yo If Mr, Jackson sees fit to wake a complaint against you fe beciore 1 witl entertain it, ag f believe you ought to ad for attempung to of veltigen.”” ie. Jackson pokey Smasvit for perjury against sabkedy, and prob- adiy he will do s0 today. in the meanume Mahedy remains in the House of Detention, Tus Arreyrr 70 Swinpte tus Fourra National Banx.—An examination took place before Justice Hogan yesterday morning in the case of John Brown, the man who attempted to defraud the Fourth National Bank of over $4,000 by eens Of ® See Seen as re- ported in yesterday's Haat, Samuel bonover, paying teller of the bank, was cross-examined by the pesouaee counsel, but nothing of particular import- addition’ to what Ab to in bis ue Pe mplaint was elicited, promening the check for certification, on the Atetsot forgery, Mr, Conover juested the prisoner to wait for a whew minutes, but becoming nervous and uneasy, ho hastened from the bank and ran to Cedar street, and down to near the corner of William, when Mr. Connor, who had followed in pursuit, cried “Stop thief!’ Brown being a large and powertul man, the persons in the street made way for him, and he rao into the clutches of @ stalwart cartman, who grappled with him, Brown struck out violeutly and ondeavored to free himself, but he received two blows ia rotura from the cartman, and was taken back to the bank, The ox. amination not being concluded Brown was recommitted to the tombs by the magistrate. Tas Auueaep Tuurr or Firry BakneLs or FLouR.— The case of Edward A, Stevens, recently arrested on the sf of foloniously obtaining fitty barrels of flour, $825, from Mossra, Holt & Co., of 57 Water street, was up for examination before Justice ee iy afternoon, Mr. Benjamin D, Rockwell, of 187 ae ne State arse Hartford, Conn., whom Stevens all he ordered the flour for, was callod to the stand, and stated at ae accused was not in his em- ploy, not authorized by him on or about the rin day of February last, or at any other time, to purchase of Mossrs, Holt &'Co. any flour on his account. After making the above statement Mr. Rockwell was asked to swean to it; but, after repeatedly reading it over, said a portion of what had beon written down was not true, He failed, however, when requested. to ay what part of the statemont was incorrect, and de- clined to subscribe his name to what had been taken as his deposition, Tho magistrate accordingly committed tho refractory witness to the House of Detention. The examination will be resumed to-day, Crugity To A Horss.—John Rigney was yesterday arrested by officer Kellett, of the First precinct, on the charge of driving a borse attached to a truck, said horse having op his back a large gore, six inches in circum- ference, which rendered him unfit for service. The ofli- cer, therefore, charged Rigney with violating the act to prevent cruelty to animala, Justice Hogan required the accused to give bail in the sum of $300 to auswer before the Court of Spocial Sessions, Suorr Caaxcr.—On the evening of the 19th instant Thomas G. Wolles, an atéaché of the United States Navy (European squadron), states that ho was riding in one of the Broadway omnibusea, and through mistake handed @ $50 bill to the drivor from which to tako his fare. In return he received but $490, Informing the driver that he had given him a $50 note, and that he wanted’ to have it back or his correct change, that worthy denied having received onty a $5 bill, Yesterday the driver was brought before Justice Connolly, when he gave his name as James Hasolip. He was committed for examie nation on the complaint made against him, Tug ALLEGED Anortion Casx.—The further examina- tion of witnesses ia this case was resumed before Justice Mansfeld, at the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday. The complainant, Dehlia Holtham, was subjected to a searching cross examination by the counsel for the ac- cused. It appeared on tne examination that complainant was advised to make the complaint against Mrs. Van Buskirk by two mea whose names she states are Charles Morton ana John Lee, Beyond this fact no new light is thrown upon the subject. The sister of com- plainant—Francis Hattie Lathe—was calied up, and testified that she was Dew $f ye. the time ies on was being performed upon person the girl Paulena; that she had seen ‘be chil alive % its birth, and beheld {t dead in the morning. This witaces de- clares that the child in the morning presented a most frighttul a rance; it lay with its fodgue’ out, was all purple, ‘was cram up. After the cross-examina- tion of this witness the court adjourned until this afier- noon, at two o’clock, when wituesses for the defence will bo called to testify. INTERNAL REVENUE AFFAIRS, It would appear that the Internal Revenue Depart- ment is going to work more earnestly than ever in fer- reting out tho places in this city where illicit distillation | of whiskey ia being carried on, aad also those other dis- tilleries the proprietors of which make false returns of the amount of liquor manufactured by them, Colonel Mossmore, Deputy Commissioner, as stated in yoster- day’s Heratp, has taken hold of this mattor iif good earnest; aud, if his late proceedings furnish any in- dication of what he intends doing in the future, it may be fairly assumed that the violations of the law which have been #0 provaient hereto- fore will be ht to @ close, and that right speedily. The following distilleries bave been seized within the last two days by Special a Cornelius Stagg, acting under the superintendence of the Deputy Consmiasioner, for tlleged non-compliance with the law, The names are those of the al- | Serer of the et ‘district, HL, Btiney, Seven: in teenth street, between Seventh and Kignth avenues; James Barker, Seventeenth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues; C. Readle, Ferty-second street, be- tween Ninth and Tenth fereanen: William Levy, 353 West Forty-third street; Eames & Ryan, oe between Ninth and Tenth avenues; Thomas L, Hay — Fifty-fifth street, between | and Eleventh av tbe ninth collection district the following establish- ments were seized by Mr. Horton, Special Hevenue Agent, by order of the Deputy Coenralssloaees 2 eg gy f Metzler, foot of Twenty-ninth street, East river; D. M. Koehler, corner of Thirtieth street and First veuue; W. Haggorty, Twenty-sixth street, East river; England « Eraus, 207 and 209 avenue A; William Whelan, 257 East Twenty-iiftn street; Charles Doris, 234 East Fortiech street; A. Newburg! 369 apy oN enue; J. J. Scamell, 227 West Thirty-seventh ‘laney, 507 West hirty-ninth street; B, Bambi ir, 512 West Thirty eighth ‘Street; M. Levy, 204 West Thirty-second Street; A. Gropp, 247 West Thirty. bh ;_F. FF. Ray, irty-third street and Tenth — Went. ‘No. 9 Abbatoir place, and Dorotha Andrews, 621 West Thirty-sixth street. Ail the above distilleries are now in possession of the revenue officers, held subject to proceedings for con- fiscation that bave been commenced in the United States courts, Incomes in the Second ‘Tho following table shows the mcomes returned by the rosidents of the Second Congressional district, em- bracing the Sixth, Eightb, Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards of Brooklyn, and the five county towns, aud the gla anoual bore g 1866 and 1867;— rt Senseo mee 39,430 23,498 413 a 11,0974 is... 14,362, ‘Total Deduc MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. wntag Anvotr—Farxtam.—On : Wednesday, Jane 19, at Trin- ity church, Carbondale, Pa. by the Rey. J. sMcAlpin Harding, the Rey. Baxsamin Hl, Annors, of Whitestone, L. 1, to Seman Euskanerit, only daughter of Dr, Jouu P. Farnham, of the former place. Bannovr—ioptean0ok.—at Rye, N.Y Tuesday, June 18, by Rae. Charles W. Deard, Jam vie BB. rd oor, M. D., of Norw tor of George B. Midiebook, fan. te or af ae iatslocinen Covrin—Evaut.—On Wednesday, June 19, by Friends’ ceremony, at the residence ‘of the 6 the bride's — Hewey Covrix to Sun V. Evenrt, all of Brooklyn, N. CrarP—TomPxina —At New Rochelle, on “Taesday, Jane 11, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by ies Rov, George Guirey, Lnoxann 8, Carr, of New York, Exaa A. Tomrxins, of the former piace. Dr Gust—Taame.-Om Wednesday, Jane 10, at the Mathowsoa, Methodist Episcopal. enurch, Providence, R. 1 by Rev seth Read, Gronoe L. De GRay, of Brook- n, N.Y, to Mauy E., youngest daughter of Benjamin nin, Esq., of Providence, Norwich, oem Hawt—Aoen —At Rewbenen, on’ on Taesday, Jane 18, by the Rev. D. G, Jackson, Geowue W. Rat, of this is city, 0 to Miss Exny, daughter of Jaa. T. Adeo, Esq., of former place. Kwarr—Kockwit.—On Tuesday, Ja church, Brooklya, by the Rev. G. i 8. Kxarr, of Jersey City, to Many K. Rockwatt, of the former piace, Pxains—Contms.—On Wednesday, June 19, at the residence of the bride's parents, by tho Rev. J, Sim- mons, Witutam M, Permiva, of Now York, to Sanam ee daughter of Mr. T. M. Curtiss, of Collinsville, Conn, Philadelphia papers please copy Warrery—Twoweos.-On Tuosiay, June 11, bj Rev. Robert Merritt, Srapaay 8. Wuirey, of Ni to Jonernxs, daughter of the late Joseph Thomson, a N. J. No cards. eipenoseeanenoee. 08 —On Wodnesday, June 20, 1866, the Rev. W. & Mikels, Mr, Cuanuia A. Youxos to ia¢ AprLia STaNBROUGH, Greenport (1. 1) and Newburg papers pioase copy. ae “Died. oan Be West N, Y¥., on Thursgay, June ROW! years. Prine trie eo and febeves gpm Bae mg residence of » George OC. ae Tar tioa srt, athe (rriday after- hoon, it °C ca gouge of edward oat Mary Fils eine fon of fhe family are invited to attend the funeral, the readence of he ecdomen Saturday afternoon, without furthor 2o- pe et —On Thursday morning, June 20% suddenty, Janna Guanam, aged 46 years. The friends and ecquaintances of the family aro re- Spectfully invited to avtend the funera, from his lato Tesidence, 40 scamme! streot, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. fuwis.—On Wednesday, June 19, after ® short tines, Winuiam tkwin, or., in the 57th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from his inate residence, No, 1,401 Broadway, near Fiftietn street, on Sunday af- ternoon, ‘clock, The remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment, Mise. —On Thurday, Sune 20, Ava E., only daughter Of the late Captain James and Mary & Millor, aged 2 F oan ee it Preabyter! ‘wi servi will tak ‘tan churoh, West Farms, this (i po prene noon, at half-past three o'ciock. The relatives friends nda of the family are reapectiuily invited to attend, without further notice. Morriwo.—On Thursday afternoon, Jane 20, after a long sine Anprew Monniso, aged 56 years, Tne relatives and friends of the fauly ate respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 100 Nassau street, Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, ‘at two o'clock. Moorx —In Brooklyn, on Thuraday, June 20, Susan- ba Moors, of pr LL, in the 86th year of her ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend thé funeral, from St. James’ church, Newtown, L, L., om Saturday afternoon, at throe o' clock, without further invitation, Train leaves Hunter's Point at balf-past two o'clock, Morr.—On Tuesday, June 18, Auraep A, Mort, in the 56th year of his age. His relatives and friends, and those of his brother tn- law, Wm. H. Titus, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ae les afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his lute residence, 375 Fifth avenue, without further notice. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment, ‘akTY.—On Wennearar, June 19, Extza Ann, relict of Pever Me McCarty, aged 79 years, ‘The relatives and friends ot the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from hor late resi- dence, 46 East Twenty-fifth strect, on Saturday after- noon, ‘at two o'clock. McMrtax.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 19, Jays McMruuan, in the 66th year of bia ag ie funeral services will take place at his late resi- dence, 21 Lawrence street, this (Friday) aftornoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Albany for interment, MoDovagat1.—On Thursday, June t the residence of his brother, Forty-third street, South Brooklyn, Wu- uaM H. McDovcat, aged 27 years aud 3 montis. The remains will be taken to Argyle, Washington county, for interment. Newman,—On Thursday, June 20, Jaws Newmay, @ native of the county Longford, Ireland. The funeral will take p! on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his mothor, No, 290 Broome street, corner of Mulberry. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. PrRKrwa.—On Thursday morning, June 20, Miss Euza Aticx, daughter of the late Joseph and Alice Perkins, of Cooperstown. The friends of the deceased and those of her family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, the resi- dence of her brother, Mr. John Perkins, in Fi(ty-third Street, north side, first hoase east of Seventh ie ag Rowe —At her residence, Poughkeopsie, Y., on Thursday, June 20, Carouss, daugnter of the the Tostah Williams and wife ofJacob Row Funeral exercises will be held a the house op Monday morning, June 24, at eleven o'clock. All friende and scqaainiances are invited to attend, without further no- ico, Wooprurr.—aAt Elizabeth City, on Wednesday, June 19, Major Joun O, Wooorvrr, in the 81st year of nis age The relatives friends are invited to “attend th the funeral, without further notice, at the Firat Presby- terian church of Elizabeth City, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, at the _SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 20. 186: Cleared. Sveamsoip Morro Castle, Adams, Havana—Atlantic Maj! Stanmanip Oo . eamat Ht Livingston, Baker, Savannah—Livingston, ‘ox pogamahtp Moncks, Marshman, Charleston—Livingston, ‘Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmii Loa NO—J Hand. Steamship Ellen 8 Terry, Chapin, New! NO—C Good- “FSteamsnip Glaueus, Godfrey. Boston—W P Clyde. pony Since rem), Gatjen, Bremen via incke Pigark Maud & Helens Thomas, Hong Kong—3, W Kitridge, Bark Jobanna (Bret), Lauer, Panama—S L Merchant & Co. snes hao (ita, — Penarth Roads for or- ke & W. ark Mozart (Brem). Jwiche! _ Neplos 6 Luling. , San ‘and Bordeaux—Ruger a Nineveh, Bal ‘Baik Tiva (Br), Berry, Maracaibo—Maitland, Phelps & Co. Bark Eagle; Pol ter, hiladelphia—Lawronce, Giles & Co. erg, Euleabet both Dutch). De Boer, Rotterdam—Funch, ate ig Gui jena ‘gus Bony, Palermo and Marsala— ren “Sirig Susle J Strout, Strout, Demarara—Simpson & Cla Brig Fred Clarke (ip), Tooker, Barbados—Feniston & Bing Hobt Mowe, Hotchkiss, Burbados—H Trowbri fage's Brig Aura (Br), King, Guantanamo—Crandall, Umphray 0. Brig Neva (Br), Bent, Annapolis, NS—Mitler & Hough- (Brig B Scoles (Br), Wyman, Boy of Vert, NS_Smithors & 4g BEE Vilage Belle (Br), Morrison, Windsor—H J DeWolf Schr Martin 1st (Port), Figuero, Demarara—Middleton & ir C C Howard, Nickerson, Galveston—G G@ Young & Kehr Sara, Cobb, Philadelphia; Ferguson & Wapd, Sehr J Burley, Willames Thomas & Holmes Schr Granite uate, Halle poston W Lewis & Gor ir Pi Becgon via Ebsabethport—G Pini tig Sohr E Post, ame Bridgeport—Rackett & aoe Arrived. North Amerioa,, Timmerman, Rio Janeiro May kh, Pernambuco Sune, Fara 7ih, snd st Thome ia, writ mise and peaseagers, Gurtioos alles ‘amazon river mot steamship South, Amerios. bou' 3 Janeiro; June 1 Spe lagetow! ‘ba- on, the Ameriean, stansae Lady Lang, and ‘Regulator; tue dos, the ‘American formuer lott about 3:90 FM for Ri a imo? Niagara, Blakeman, Norfolk, £0, to Heineken hip Acust Acushnet,’ Kelly, New Bedford, with mdse, to rig Guglielmo mo Tommasino (Ital), Criseuolo, Trieste, 8 days, with mdse, to Agresta & Co. rig Scotland (Br), Crowell, Barbados, 13 days, with mo. rig Arde Groin nion, Ponce, PR, 12 days, with suga relghton, Ponce, 1 ry to Morton Phi ‘ilps, ‘ig El Ber rd (of Baltimore), Bar Cow Bay, 10 doen che cost to Hicks & Bell, por ores obit Upicors ip. Lake, Livie Glace Bay, 13 days, with onl Cran ‘Humming pitty (Br, oo Windsor, NS, with Plaster, to Crandall, Umphray & C Brig J Means, Wells, faveu, in ballast, to master. Sehr Ocean ‘ird (Br), Urquhart, “Mayagues, 18 d sugar, to Peniston & Uo; | Salled In company with sche Gale, ane NYork; June I4, laf 81 50, lon 7857, spoke bark Return, bound Schr A Woolsey, King, Galveston. Sclir F Bell, Brewster, Morehead City. Yacht Idler, Kianer, Norfolk, 2 days. Salled. mships Bremen, Morro Custle, Moueka, & 8 Terry, Livingston, Palebas! ag FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE SKE ANOTHER PAGE. Marine Disasters. Smtr Cana, MeClintock, from Callao for Nantes, put into Rio Jeneiro Zid ult leaky. Smir Wanperne (Br), at St Thomas in distress, was sold hull and spars. at St t auction on the 8d inst for $190, Bure Awnnrca, Mortimer, before reported ashore John, NB, had her crew saved by means of rocket lines. At low water AM 19th she. la; forward, and partios were engaged in saving the malerisle, “Later advioes state vhut she will be # total loss, Bank Exisva (Brem), from Rio Janeiro for ——. with onffee, went ashore on the Corva de Meir, north of the bar of 31 ‘April 33, and became « t . Cargo, £0, my Banx Freny Stan (Br), from with powder for the lean government, was blown up May — on the Brazilian Cute, fe captain was lost, Dut (he crew were waved and landed at River Plate, Bane ‘Loouret, Graham, from Boston June 14 for Pictou, NS, te reported to have been wrecked off Cape Sadie on the 18th inst. No partiouars, (The L rated ax 327 tons, —— Piewu, NS, where she was ‘owned by Came- Bug Fuxerie—Captain Sirum and crew (of brig Fieatly, from Boston for Jacmel, before reported lost) arrived at 5t vad tena ay jost at r pom wines stot Bart Trane "py cane ‘at Providen: ania probably the a ta Caroline Seaveor & itver, which sailed from this port on ta doubtediy atl topsail, The © G wi register, rated AZ, was partly owued in this city. Brie Rouuxa Ware, Hail, from New Yor! grrived at Bristol 19th inst leaking and with Ie been blown of neatly to Cape Hatteras in tie Ni gale of © nearly new ait at Brewer, Mein” 1506, aad fn bal f some 0 fo Beh and Oth inst, Capt Hall is sick. Ming clay, while sailin Soun Resrmn, loaded with moniding clay, mite, a iow down th i river 18th inst was u Daptain and all hands Yikon., @ nk In ten minutes « Cape —- The Reaper lies of about I feet ot her masta above water mam, from Phil ‘a for ——, acifent shy anc catat ner course by "the. Fecemt gale, put into Newbern, NU, 1th inst, seeking freight. Sem x, from Baltimore for Boston, with coal, Fo Ane virgo Island, Boson harbor, full ot water, Missixa Veaeeis—The new schr Lucy Ward, of Kennebunk, was and had quarantined vofore re; nee o She ited from Lisbon Dee 19, and caer Bot ount has. been received of ber Bdward gions, of Kennebuok, aafteg, a ana 3 Jobn 64 sin Papo ana ‘and Saar Poa Inward for was only ured on the sche M B Rorden, at New Orleans Ath inet roan Le apa 4 azae (Br, Webeter sailed from i sland on the 30th for New Gricans, with s cargo of fruit, and has not since heard Miscollancons. jewanns ror Saving sam bow ty J wards have recent ment aod the or ‘To Captain &W Whiting, mastor Spencer, a fn aren of bis hemantty and kindness to the cre Ne whom he weed ap se 4» bedearad oO Aine. of now Hay. ’2 binocular ¢! aw Fr pines ot bis Wutaaaity to the mastor and erew of he ort Wi ian, of Liverpool, which foundered on the 17th of b, Notice to Mariners. ‘The red buoy oa Puller Rook, above Vue de \'ita one next below, in Providengs Fiver, are coverct with water: nd invisible at bigh ude. os Phew ang Siomeh! nee od nest poe, peaeecelnnte for Ha. vana, June off the hip Corin, ‘Caloutta, April ee a cay i Stl Wm & ‘Storer. rene from Liverpool for New York, june 15, of waar Odo. Carrere trom Boston for Sansthen; May 19, Foreign Ports. Baxnapos, June 6—In port brig Eastern Star, Foster, for NYork 2 aye. ute 11, steamer Regulator, Phillips, for River Saloa 1h, 3:30 PM, steamer Lady Lang, Rich, River ‘Gow Bar, CB, June 9—In port Anna M Wright, Cor WYork 3 days; Maria Wheeler, for a Exeurauna, June 121n port sehr Victory (Br), from Bal- bimore, just arr, ph iy we 1, sidene tte et echr Olive G Tower, ton, arr May 25, for Inagua same day. ‘Arrived at do May 28, bark’ Elias White, Look Portland. for Cientus RO8, Foster, for lay 26—Arrived, ship Ganges, Potter, Cal. outta tones iat rf for Savanna. taMar). brig Marien (Beh Dick: NYork. by eeettan bark Baasheo er ), Heary, for NYork via. gutporte, ida ‘‘brigs Stromaess (Br). Hoyt, from NYork. are May 2, diag, to return; Isabella ‘Dobsow SoBe Borror from do, arr 30th, for ‘London; sobre Coral Isle. Stubbs, f¢ NYork; Champion, Huey, from do, arr June 3, Rebecca, for New Orleans. June 6—In port brig Emily, for New Haven im a few da: others us before. Noaru brpvxr, CB, May 6—Arrived, bark Staffs, Brooke ee 6—Sailed, brig Circassian (Br), Amy, MRNAMBI rye ir), le NYork; oth, ba bark by tet Marstons, Boston sa pets Janatio, May 22-18 port barks, Eleanor ( r Baltd Haydn (Lub), for Now York dog Fama (Aw (Smo); and Minmanueth (Br), ‘Terry, for Hampton Re for (ar), add Woskiioe' (Dan)! for Nvork Lage St Tuomas, June 8—Arrived. bark Saxonville, Jordam, Montevideo (and sid 18th for Humacoa to load for om ore brig Tiber (Br), Kati ng, Bu Buenos Ayres (and sid same for Ponce to toad for Bailed J ria Unttod Bea ee LeBlanc, LeBlanc, Boston Turks Talaudes Dekoker, New Orleans Ne brigs Nellie, Payne, St Grott Ida Abbott (Hr). Clark, M aya- Bure (@ load for Bridgeport; Lith, Anna (Br), Page, Hama - coa to load for NYoi in port ith, barks Patmo: for Qallao, ie repair; Gussié Trueman for Bremen, wi rimidad for NYork, put ia al ‘advice for cap. tain. wig; brig Margaretta (Han), for Philadalobia, rope. Rey, June Tin port brig J B Kirby, Uuter- ee for TEniindeipiae. Sr JOux, Nis, Juuo 18—Arrivod, ahips America, Mortimery NYork (sihoo lost); Flyinouth Aoek, Warner, do; ache Oar pella, Taylor, do. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Sune 19—Arrived, schr Vapor; Bogert 0 a Sailed—Sohr Helen Mar, Nickerson, NYork. BOSTON, June 19—Arrived, bark mma Mulr (Br), Crose brig Adouia’ (Dan), Neve, Surinam; Crockett, Crock ots race Girdier, Smith, and Laura Bridge: DSB holley. tKelley: 8 A Jone, P ; iat . helley: Ocean lphia, Ml Hunueye Sing Bote Hart, f Smith, Jacmel ; Louisa Bonn} Houol Kelley, and Ein ley, Pat Nickerson, Port Job nAOn. Cleared—bark Jobo ‘Worater (new, of tons), Knowles, Puiladelphia, brig "Aion nam; schra George 8 Adams, Baker, Philadelphia; Senator, Faulkn, N¥ork, Sailed—Su vege’ tite wien 15 aie: rer in Be Br), i Torrid Wisuthora: Janse ® 001 hip § D aueen, Sno' rom Cas Corsey, of Swan Polat, cl bip aaeae ne Wilhelmine Bremen; anes ‘Annie M Kei ee Toulane Smith, and John 5! ry, Voorht foboken; Silver’ Bell alley, W Godfrey, Plymouth; Wm Boardman, rae Need Bae hao Point, #% Ee oe loading; brige cet sod, ‘schrs Wenouna, Tal, Galveston; Unlom, rr Eagle, Ob Blo Janeiro 4.0 kohama; Cloared ~shtpe Grey mkt; Cowper, Nataneas (and sd); yi bg Chatanoog, Fry, st dokias, 7 echr K H Shannon, D: iarrows. aried Ship dokanas Wilnaimine, Bremen; brig Anta, Philadelphia, wii ea thtp c YOAlAls, June papier brig Burmah, Pot yGieared 15th, anne a Rogers, Eatosetyl MONNOE, June agave eudrick Hudson, Havana for Philad FALL RIVER. june 18—Arrived, Seeearths. aries, Gai okra Osean, satary, nd, 7 Babbitt, Georgetown, DC; ‘simpson, Ghura, i—Sehr Willie M« Hilton, NYork. Totearrived. scht Daniel Brows, Grianell Onemors McKensle, Now ia, —s Pry short of coat jailed—Schr Enoch Fra Baker, ¢ Georgetcwa, DO Sstcnsren, Agee ie Arrived secure ‘Tho rewer, Pease, ae ‘youn Sin 0, ir, Tor do; 1uh, Bupertor, NIn, Sune 16—Arriv ed brig WO Bn WHR ORLEANS, June wohr NB Borden, Hulse, meng Gen ips iat — one Brae Seo, Joe heed wg B py beror In nS ea fo sbip Sarab Newmay, from ew BEDPO! ug fem, Pula § Wheiden, Bourne, Mabigison Hitsabetspart, 500. EWEORT, J June 1a "Artived, sehre 3 ry la for M janchester: Cleared—Burk hoy: Erricnette fics i (Br), Johnston, ites blehieud; innewte, Phinney, Hy ver, Forismouth ; & W DI juggle Weaver, wate re Hate Wael at Andrews, xu ist Gernaana brook, 5: PAWTUCGET, ie 19—-salled, sane pila yg ES T Chartre, arene and JM 1, Stag SURO IDE NCL, J ng 19-~Salled. echeg tor Rietondtias’ ME, Chath, Clarke Poiiadelph ae po fy bom ei tee Jane, Gardner, aad Fa eens r Rachel Jane, Souls, aad & Ween Sollee oe dalled, sche Jemice Meany Philadelphia. OMfiokroab, June pega sche Caroline Grant, Grayy NYork. nt ~ roo, ‘LATE FOR CLAS! ga x AUDIT. RU ADO! THs 3 tab eat uaa ne ea = ; 5 Fosuiating he p Y Seeaty Don Ea Firet—The tutes: hich the sald Boards of Ai are created, Made persone having (sneds petite Kee coocstaday, n plieate oF and bill of isems ‘on the Cou Every such statement of facts pA Fey {Laren mentioned by the claimant fied aiatoments aired, aud claims will