The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1867, Page 8

oe ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarunpay, June 29-6 P, M. ‘The excitement in the railway share market shows no signs of abatement, and a large businoss has been trans- acted to-day at improving prices, There is no percep- tible influx of outsise orders to buy, however, and the Speculative spirit in the street seems for the time being Sufficimmt to carry everything before it, The ‘unexjected monetary ease at a time when a “cortam degree of stringenoy was looked for- ward to as the result of the preparations of the national banka for ther quarterly returpe has exerted a powerful influence im favor of the bulls, and at che same time it goes to show that the banks of the country generally are in @ stronger position in point of reser ves than they were previously supposed to be, and ‘that they stood in little need upon this occasion of making special efforts to fortify their posi- tion, The statement of the associated banks ‘of this city for the week ending to-day is likely to show an incroase in the legal tender notes of about seven millions, and an equal amount of increase in the deposita, The loans have declined a million, and the specte is reduced to the extent of a million ang® half, The return will therefore be a very fasor- able one, and in the present excited temper of ‘the street every straw of this kind is » much fuel added to the fire of speculation, We have warned the public against the fascinations of the street, and Pointed out the danger of a sudden breax in the market at any time; but danger is little heeded where fortune is the prize, and hence outside buyers may be expected ‘to aid this bull movement before it culminates, and the higher prices go the more public support the street may ely upon asa rule, and the heavier the losses of the Public are likely to be in the end. Although twoor.three of the leading stocks, including Erie, are more active and. “mercurial than the rest, there is a well distributed busi- ness throughout the list, and every stock responds to the common impulse of the street, Of the New York Central Company it is said that they have capitalized their lease upon the Athens extension from Schenectady to Athens, on the Hudson river, the lease having been on acost of two millions of dollars, in place of which twenty thousand shares of the stock of the company are directed to be issued to those who built the extension and placed it under the general management of the ‘company, There is no noticeable change in the money market, ‘the supply of capital being still in excess of the demand ‘from the Stock Exchango at five per cent on govern- ‘ments and six on railway and miscellaneous collaterals. The amount of commercial paper offering \s too small to absorb any considerable portion of the aggregate of loanable capital, and hence lenders have to rely upon the Stock Exchange for the employment of their funds, The best grade of paper is still quoted at seven per cent, with exceptional transactions ata half per cent above and below this rate, while ‘good’ names are rated at Bad At the ten o’clock session of the open board New ‘York Central sold at 104% = 3; Hudson, 100%; a 5; Reading, 109%; Michigan Southern, 18 a 78%; Cleve- and and Pittsburg, 85286; Rock Island, 95% aX; Northwestern, 43% 9 44%; do, preferred, 61% a 65; Fort Wayne, 1025. At the first regular board a large business was trans- “acted im all the leading railway shares; but prices yielded slightly on the cail, and the old express stocks ‘experienced a furthor decline. New York Central closed 3 lower than atthe same time yesterday, Reading 3, Michigan Southern %, Fort Wayne %, Toledo, Wabash and Western 4%, Pacific Mait 134, Quicksilver %, Canton 3, Adame Express 5, Wells, Fargo & Co, 34, American Expross 23g. Erie was 3¢ higher, Michigan Central 3, ‘Cleveland end. Pittsburg 33f, Cleveland and Toledo %, Rock Island 3, Northwestern 8, do. preferred 3, Cht- cago and Alton 3, Obio and Mississippi certificates %, Atlantic Mail’ 3, Cumberiand 4%, Mariposa pre- ferred 1%. Government securities were quiet and steady ‘at yester- “day's prices, After the call Erie declined to 65%; but at the one ‘e’clock epem board the market showed an improving tendency. New York Central sold at 1041; Erie, 663¢ a; Hudson, 10034; Reading, 109 = 1093; Michigan Southern, 773 @ 78; Cleveland and Pittaburg, 85 a 3; Rock Istand, 95% a 3; Northwestern, 43% a %; do. Preferred, 6434; Fort Wayne, 1025; a %; Mariposa pre- ferred, 23 9 2434; Western Union Telegraph, 443, 0 43, Following this Erie sold up to 66% ; but the advance ‘was not fully sustained, and at half-past five the follow- ing quotations were current:;—New York Central, 104 . -a 4; Erte, 06% 0 67; Reading, 108% a 1093¢; Michigan Southern, 77% a 78; Cleveland and Pittaburg, 853 a ; Rock Island, 955 © %; Fort Wayne, 100% (ex. 4.); Northwestern, 435; a 3; do, preferred, 64% a 75; West- -ern Union Telegraph, 45 a 34; Obio and Mississippi certi- ficates, 2634 0 Xf. Government securities closed dull on the street at the subdjoined quotations:—Registered, 1881, 108% = 109; coupon, 1881, 113 a 1; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 1073; 8 5; do. 1862, 1105 a %; 1864, 10734 a 5; do. 1865, 107% a %; do. 1865, January and July, 110% « \; 10-40’s, registered, 1003¢ a 34; do., coupon, 100% a 3; August, 7-30's, 10634 a 14; June, 7-30's, 10644 a 4; July 7-30's, 106% a %. Compounds—1864, July 119 a \; August, 118% @ 109; October, 117% a 118; December, 117 a; May, 1865, 116% m 3; August, 115% 0 3; September, 115 a \; October, 114 a 115%. ‘The gold market was very firm, the range of the day baving been from 1383¢ to 13834, with the closing trans- actions at 1383¢. There was an active borrowing de- mand for coin, and an inadequate supply, which caused Joans to be made at rates varying from 1-32 to 3 per cent till Monday in favor of the lender. The gross clearings amounted to $50,743,000, and the gold bal- ances to $1,216,371. The steamer Pereire took out $350,246 in specie, the Hammonia $302,163 and the City of Boston $174,987, making, with other shipments, a total for the week of $1,140,098. The anticipated effect of the disbursement of the eighteen millions of coin interest on the public debt due on the Ast of July has largely increased the ‘short’ account in the gold room, and hence the high rates paid for bor- Towing gold to carry over contracts ffom day to day. ‘The daily range of the week is thus 13814 Amorican silver is quoted at 6 a 7 per cent below ‘the price of gold, and Mexican dollars at 103 a ¥, in gold. The foreign exchange market was inactive, and rates ‘were nominally unchanged. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 110 a 11034; at three days, 110% & 5 ; commercial bills, 100% 7%; bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.13% « 6.124%; at three days, 5.12% a 5.114. Other continental bills were rated thus :— ecyrp ins 40% a 41 405041 ‘35% 0 36 5.18% a 5.15 Mining shares were dull. At the first board Consoli- dated Gregory Gold closed 950. higher than at the same time yesterday, selling at $7 20; Corydon 20c., selling at $2; Smith & Parmetee 45c., selling at $4 50. Quartz ‘Hilt was 60. lower, selling at $1 86. La Crosse Cold sold at $1. The Treasurer of the United States has written the following letter in relation to the redemption of national bank notes by the government in cases of bank failure or liquidation :— After the failure of a national bank all ite relatio “4 are changed; as a bank it bas nothi are to do its notes, whether mutilated or ated States, as the legal indorser, in effect Deopenes i the maker Of the note, and undertakes to redeem the notes of such defunct or defaulting national bamke as may be pre- sented at this office for payment, This obligation is conclusive upon the government, whettfer the securi- thes lodged for the purpose with the freasurer are safti- cient or not. 1, in effect, become not only the cashier of such defaulting national bank, but become the trus- toe of all ita creditors, and am compolied to see that ‘the interests of its creditors and of the government are fully protected. Such notes stand in the same relation to the notes issued by the United States, and will be sul {0 the same rules in their redemption. It seems to us that the Treasurer arrogates # little ‘more power to himself than he is Justified im assuming under the National Currency act, when he refers to his being in effect the cashier of » broken bank and the trustee of all its creditors, Perhaps the Treasurer will tell us next what he does not become when a bank fails; for his duties at present seem to be multifarious indeed, A recent report to the Secretary of the Treasury gives the following statement of the estimated annual exports of gold and silver from Great Britain and Mediterranean Ports since 1860, in connection With the writer's views . Ending Jane 29, 1567. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. respecting the flow of the precious metals from Europe | water during the third week in Juue, in the years 1368 and 1807, was ‘ge follows. to Asia:— bie thle, Wheat, te. Corn, bu. Barley, 4 me "s Britain.— ¥ 0,500 523,200 Am ov bg “4300 100 00 00 - #02280 1,710,160 Dee....... 7) Deo... Dee..175100 Deo. 400 - L139 2.620. The aicidgate quantity of the seme ‘ariicies left at ile . ihio.ess yraler from the commencement of navigation to the 224 3'132'903, jst. inclusive, during the years 18i6 and 1807, was as 6,409, 589 ~“Plowr. te, Gorn, bu. Barley, bs 1868. 50.400 “rao 8.509) 330 Tes? 8,300 128, 00 ery 38,80) Dee..3,074,900 Dee.23.000 By reducing the PF ry Cw jour, the nite auanity of of Pie latter this nd- left at tide water compared correspon og ported lana at year, wa a decrease of 116.440 bbls. flour, The followit Wparative table shows the quantity of some . of the petagival esticiee ot produce left at tide water from 928, the commencement of navigation to and including the 224 of 1865: $621,380 8'T4, 6,123,968 | June in the years indicated:— 1866..., 477,275 1,374,314 2.086,458 4,676,001 Pony am, ar ‘To'l,£16,074,088 £112,522,808 £10,722,678 £49,248,287 Hee aie tom ‘Tho aggregates aro as follows:— gm 550.6016 100 From Great Britain, ia Lune. sede £16,074,988 ye 85 200 35,500 pom | oh a 10,722,078 aa1t0 a 300 49,248,287 ‘sm asi it A Total... ese ceceeeceete ec eee tees cen ee M197, 568, TIL San teed 35,00 Since 1851 there hes boon exported to the east Py ae $800,000,000 of sitver and $320,000,000 of gold; making RELI a total of $1,120,000,000 in sixteen years. Within the GIOUS INTELLIGENCE. same period the net exports of specie and bullion from Services To-Day. the United States have amounted to $670,000.000, while the production of Australia is estimated at $750,000,000, making a total supply from both sources of $1,420,000,000. It thus appears that of the gold and silver product re- ceived in Europe from the United States and Australia, eighty per cent in value has been sent to Asia. Over sixty-five per cent of the treasure shipments to the East consist of silver, while the present production of the pre- clous metals is mostly in gold. The business transacted at the Sub-Treasury in this city to-day was as follows:— Receipts for customs. For gold notes At St, Stephen’s Episcopal charch, the Rev. Dr. Price, rector, will hold divine service at half-past ten A, M. and quarter to eight P. M., in the charch on Twenty- second street, betwoon Fifth and Sixth avenues. The Rev. J. Cotton Smith, D. D., will preach this‘after- noon at the Church of the Reformation, Fiftieth street. Services commence ata quarter to eleven A. M. and four P. M. AtSt Ann’s Free Church, Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, the Rey. Eastburn Benjamin will preach at half-past ten A. M. and half-past three P. M., the lat- ter service for doaf mutes; and the Rev. James Stoddard | at half-past seven A. M. and a quarter to eight P. M. At St. Timotby’s Protestant Episcopal Free church, Fifty-seventh street, Sunday evening services will be resumed at a quarter to eight o’clock. The rector, the Rev. Dr. G, J. Geer, will officiate morning and even- ing. , In St. John’s Chapel, Varick street, there will be di- The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treagury in this city forthe week have been as follows:— Custom Howse —————Sub- Recvipts. “ Receipts. Pas June 24. $200 426 $2,357,266 $5,342,672 $120,144,389 | vine service this evening, commencing at eight o’clock. 7,000 180.573 1,217,001 130,116,010 | Full anthem, ‘And the Glory of the Lord.” —Handel. eitise Sues see eee ons | Matthew Hale Smith will give a life sketch of Spur- 6,608,992 4.453.113 186,423,886 | geon. his style, and his great work among the lowly, at fioso'noe sioea.oas iaeaaorivo | the Park theatre, Brooklyn, this evening. At the Church of the Strangers, Chapel of the re. versity, A geerbeg square, the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Deems, will preach at haif-past ten A. M. and half-past The totals at the close of various wooks since tho commencement of the year sum up as follows:— pam ce amcor | Seven P. foes "8 $1. ake ania cn sings si, 213,058 oy the Forty-second streot Presyterian Gunge fiese Feb. 8-~. 8 9,158,896.” 103,825,450 half-past ten A. M. and half-past seven P.M. Evening Tan sa a8 iow at itn aa T09 subject—“Where is Heaven ?"” at ae aee.as 37.933,020 ito'334 049 At tho Central jerian church, Fiftieth street, 40,177,571 28.272,343 122,239,278 | there will be ‘hing by the pastor, the Rov, Jamos B. 966, | 507,815 128,697,997 Howe d at half-pest ten M. and past seven P. M. 20,625,333 17,042 100 pd Evening subjoct—The Literary Bea of the Bible.”” 850, : 97,547,745 123,583,732 Saboatle school at two P. M. a 18,876-140 8.947.553 194.112.919 | At the Church of the Holy Trinity. adieon, avenue, 17,834, 17,831,277 134,616,271 | there will be a communion service at halpast ten. A. Me ‘12,446,160 932,606 isa" 745 | The rector, the Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., will proach, The following recapitulation table exhibits the value of the importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending June 27, compared with the proceding week :— A few Christians of various denominations, being de- sirous of wee & purer fellowship and a more spiritual worship than they can find at iid like to hold 8 Conference with ‘any that may be like minded to 20. —-June 27.—.'| gee if auch cannot be attained, They will therefore Manufactures of wool. 377 70.088 $2080 aa en me Sarde = Brooklyn, ahr > ee > J pp Manufactures of cotton 114,490 aoe PM caeenn bie fa OT 17 187,289 | Bishop Snow will preach at three P. M. in the Uni- 104,901 65,786 versity, Washington square, on “The Seven Last of Hebrew Christians will be held this and Danced yards Dey evening, at seven o'clock, in room as tate, for the purpose of e: $78,401 | Dortaat Sof loschinga of Moeee and the Prophets. 1147156 | At the Catholic Apostolic church, Sixteenth street, 65,334 prepa tg pm vena at. balf-past seven 11,584 | o'clock, on the “Second Coming of our Lord.” $838,000 Convention of Baptist Churches. A convention of the Baptist churches of Long Istand $351,830 | was held ‘at the First Baptist church, in Nas- ‘31,764 teed ae Brooklyn, Twenty-six churches were 58,117 | sented. It was resolved to form an association, to be pee ho 1 city far Dene Sange Baptist Association, and the me oe ae Modertior, Rev. Dr. Taylor, of Strong place Baptist Total. ..cocee--ee+e-U,164 $428,677 1,365 $400,482 | charch; Clerk, Rev. T. Brown; an Clerk, Mr. C. ‘There was SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Juve 39—10:30 A. M. 10) aha Atlan M 88 Co 109: ‘acific M SS Co..., 140 bowsepeing BP a oy interest was manifested in the Toe following action was taken with ee See eee tome eee tec. municipal ia SESaeaBE8EE sizeaas* 5 + Fd 4 3 ¥ 2 : oO i] i] Hy Hy & j z A P= S Seeeee8s 2 S S a N. Y., Juno 29, 1867. fork Froo Bap'ist State H se Pert es Boys tist paper in New ‘was raised for missionary purposes. MURDERS AND SUICIDES. Shocking Murder ta North Carolina. A most shocking murder has beon committed in the eastern part of Rowan county, N.C. Tho following are the particulars as given by the Salisbury Bann-r : Tt appears that one Rafus Ludwick married a Miss Campbell about three weeks ago, against the wishes of his parents. She was denied the privileze of entering their house; they inet their son's living ith her. and of foul play, had for ia wife and found her dead in the Yadin river, near | the jises of his parents. A ballet hole through tre head showed that she had been shot with a rifle, Her ams was also cut, either of whith wounds would bave This is the most shocking murder it has ever beon wed by bis inbumen The facts, so far as totes, ee establish the Wo have not heard whether the parents of the accused have been arrested or not, but we presume they wit! be. Murder in New Hampebire. at New York, for the M. [From the — June 24.) Dalagee A young Irishman, from New Boston, N. H., whose ee eae aommetes natn ‘web Learesey woes moma in r " melee at last even’ particulars of the afta follows:—Severai young men who bad been 0 eating saloon were passing down the main village, when one of thé party, from some threw a handfal of peanuts into the face ‘mentor of the company. A dispute arose and & quarrel ensued, but the jed without serious results, Soon afterwards aarrel was renewed, 84,568,994 | When & one of parties interfered, ____. | but was immediately struck by an outsider with a club, aod reitied, ‘The murderer used a piece board about eighteen inches long, and Late de- ‘Milford, and Aseay cay asa carpenter in Wilton. He bas a wife and family, Totterest ‘accounts, in coin. 1.287.08: and bas a a a steady and indus. Do, im curfeney....... 2,322,088 trious man. torder i thought to have been en- 77,030,078 | Urely anpremeditated. The criminal was arrested, catia making Bo attempt to escape. so sense, $188, 600,170 oF 196 Balance to Cr a0 the Quiney (In) Herald, June 15. De Seoap cates, n. ed coats ot An exceedingly shocking Do interest accounts. occurred on Sunday no Receipts for customs in June, bo J Lo Decrense in Jane, 1867. atthe time, Tt seems the boys, in children, were playing in the barn, the boy first alluded to bavi heat rH bie hand. The when the other not go, and thi ned to shoot The bag pernning | in his intention, Statement of Business Assay Office at New the United States ky for the Month tn of gol is way young demon, for we > ‘ (a7 Seer know what ‘0 Path oe bim, raised bis pistol an Neston a Y pail deliberately fired, the bali ine tenons | ‘the child's the chil brain, and killing him instantly, “ite oe jabolteally with the boy, some five miles away before being overtaken, He was placed in jail at Paimyra, and, we understand, bad an examination before the committing magistrate on Thursday last, An Unknown Saicide Found in the Weods. [From the Buffalo Expresa, June 24.) Last Friday alternoon @ man named Jobn Stephens, while walking im the woods, about a mile from the an United States bullion, (contained iu United States bullion, (Montana)... United States bullion, (Lake Superior). United States bullion, (Nevada,...... Total... of Lancaster, discbvered the body of I itr Yvan ee Gewa, with « siglo barredied pistol at bis tide. Mt. Suet Toial depoms—Payable in ied to the village wad, jnformed th Totai word tq Coroner Richards. dec Gold bars 4 214,851 wes about six feet in, height, was dressed in brown col- cassimere coat and vest, coarse boots, dentin over- celPTs. found ‘ve 'body. Sho. ving bore tho oil Were w ry. 0 TWE WATER Ye | initials H.W. «ioe coroner Sores ceenoeness ary, “Ty ‘The quantity of (our, wheat corn and barley loft at tid, , after hedting all the evidence that could be found to bear upon tho case, rendered a vertict “That tne said unknown man can ction by shooting bimsolf with «single barreled pistol, and that the said pistol was loaded with powder and ball, at near Lapcaster village,’” Deceased is supposed to ha: jain in the woods for the past two months. Decompos tion had go far advanced that the body could not have been idestified by any person. Sulcide of a Gir! Thirtcon Years O14. wits) the Peoria (Il Treusoript, June 17.) Yesteriay afternoon a gad case of suicide occurred on the Knorvillo road, about two miles from this city, by whieh @ girl about thirteon years of age, named Eliza B. Curl, bung herself, She was a wayward, impetuous crenture, and was greatly incensed becauso the day be. fore her nother bought her sister a corset, and not heron®. She would not go to Sunday school in the moraing, and when her mother told her to dress [, the went out into a amoke house, took a horse’a ‘and slipping the hitching strap through the head d@ a sort of running noose, into which she put k. She then hitched the strap toe peg in the When found ane was hanging (he ages, the 8 foot above her head, and her joor, cut down immediately sho was dead, oo all at- to revive her proved Dr. Lucas was , but his attempts were unavailing. Her father it in Missouri buying a farm, He was telegraphed the body will be kept untit he returns, Probable Sulclde. saye:— ie A urg (Pa.) parer On Surday m: the body of an unknown man was fognd near ‘araven! Landing, on the ela, river, @e miles north of Geneva, suspended by a rope to a treo.} The body was in a decomposed condition, and had apparently been banging te te the tree for some days. it dowa by some of the neighbors and decently PROPOSALS FOR CITY MARKET STOCK. | gel were opened yosterday at the Comptroller's for the whole or parts of the $75,000 ‘Market ? authorized by the law of 1865, and by an ordi- of the Common Council, approved by the Mayor 6, 1867, The stock will consist of seven hundred andjrll Doar interest at the rate of seven per cent per payable semi-annually on the first day of May andfNovembor of each year, the prinelpal redeemable on the Ist of May, 1804, The following is a hstof the bi ved :— Amt. Prem. No,}1. New York Savings — + $75,000 100.00 No,}2. John N, Hayward. 1, 100 (par.) No. Albert Smith... x 00 No, |4 Equitable Life insurance Co. R 2 the United States. + 25,000 104.05 + 25.000 104.55 a 25,000 104.77 ~ 50,000 =: 100 (par.) + 5,000 100. ; 6,000 100.50 + 5,000 100, + 10,000 101.51 + 6,000 100.25 Do. ss + 10,000 100 (par. No. Samuel Drake Smith....... 25,000 100. ae) No, B Greenwich Savings Bank... 75,000 102. No. bynerd Savings Bank 75,000 102.00 No. J. Pearce. 000 = 100 71 No, 000 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Buns-—Frruran.—At Pittspurg, Pa, on Wednesday, Tune 1%, by the Rev, Julius G, Morton, Davin H. Bune, of New York city, to Joseraxr Emua, daughter of Wm. R. Fithian, of the former place. Dove@.manx—ScuLata.—On Saturday, June 29, by the Rev. D; StohImano, Et.aus DonzeuManm, of ir, to Miss T. P. Ewwa Scatata, of Hamburg. Eorr—Wattacn.—At the bride’s residence, on Wed- nosday sveming, June 26, by the Rev. James C, Egbert, of Weat Hoboken, Engar G, Eorr to Miss Mary Caro- tins W.LLacE, all of Hudson City, N. J. No cards. Five-Vax’ Burxing.—At Lansingbarg, N. Y., on Fretnodiay. Sune 19, 1867, by the Rav. A. MM. Bovorodge, M., daughter of Epwa) ©. Farr, of New York, to Kars Morris & Van Buskirk, Esq. No cards, Fosrm—Branpstry.—In Waterville, Oneida county, N. Fey the sem tenon of the bride’s fathor, on Thurs- aay Ture 27, by raey. M. A, Feeey, of ts ir, Rossa of + Cornwall, Conn. iss Mary R., Didest dackhter of BA, ot Waterville Tanta Kase On Friday, June by the Rev. Jobn Bush, Mr. Gronoe HANNan to Many Kes, 8 ‘Scotian dune iam Alvi Georar Hani ey ees m Alvin Bartlett, DING, of Wys, B. Trinniok, Cas Huerton, Va, by a8 mp mn . A Beiter ‘Charlee’ cee mes a Tt Mewes mpton, Va,, to Miss Eva Mowarsin of New Ye Tork, ‘Stxicsr—Boxer—In Brooklyn, on es me os a wierd ian a ane L eg a, eS niger to Henevs 8. Boxes, youn, ugh- ter of the late A. Bokes. ba evening, Jane vening, June 25, at No. 108 Second crenue, wa the Rev. James mie ra Haway Watrers to Buzasern Swawson, eldest daughter = Elizaboth and the iste William Henry Swenson, all of this city. No cards, Died. Brown, —Members of Continental I. No, 16, A. O, of G, F., are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late brother, Tuomas Browns, this Sunday), June 30, at twelve o'clock. By order, THOMAS FETHERSTON, W. G. Joun Kez, Crarx.—In Grockiyo, E D, on Saturday, June 29, at the Seager of her ‘brother, William P, Clark, Saran \A. CLARK. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of brother-in-law, D. A. Herrick, are respectfully io- ited to attend the tuneral, trom her late resideace, No. 4 South Eleventh street. Faneral services on Monday aternoon, a half-past three o'clock. RER.—Suddenly, on Thursday, June 27, Saucer dase a aged 63 years. The frienis of the family, also of his sons and the Turkey Club, are respectfully invited to attend tho fu- nera, from the Attorney street Methodist church, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Date, —On Saturday, June 20, WiLuiam I, Darn, son of Phillp M. and Mary Dale, agod 3 years and 3 months, Tae funeral will take piace this Sanday) ‘afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis parents’ residence, 139 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Duxpraty.—At Washin Friday, Jane 28, Soeente ny the wife of Pirsilacn He Dempsey, for- merly of this Dowva,—Si Seaway, on Jane 29, Mrs. Saran Downs, eaten ot of "jamnee peeent * Rative “oe ne x seg the lly Sre rom 0 relatives al of the ly are respect- residence of folly invited to attend the funeral from the r || her father, No, 232 Mulberry street, om Monday, after. noon, at two o'clock. Dosx.—On Saturday, Jane 20, Sanau Exuex, the be- loved daughter of Daniel and Sarah Duna, aged 6 years and 8 months. Relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully Tequested to attend the funeral, thia (Sunday) afier- ion, ‘at one o'clock, from hor tate résidence, No. hattan street. De Beave,.—On Thi Jane 27, of of consumption Marta De Brame, ieee "ik De B The relatives and friends or the tales and also those of her in-law, John Donaldson, are respeci- fully invited to attend the fab from ber late resi- cr, 237 Sdveath stroet, and, from thenco to St. Bridget’s church, where a solomn requiem mass will be offered forthe repose of her soui, ou Monday morning, at ten o'clock. Gurrtxcs. —On Saturday, Jane 29, after a long and inful tilnesa, which he 5 hans with Christian fortitude, Toone Garrevos, in the 67th year of his ago, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 128 Monroe street, at half-past ono o'clock P. M. pre- cieely. Garpever,—On ching , Jane 28, daughter of John and the late Ellon pre revergeay oy year of Whalers a and friends are pis aig 3 jouietse attood fo. stroet, Brookiyn, On on Monday afternoon, er i Giackex,—In’ Brookl lyn, ven and. daughter Micha pL) wite of opts tone Giacken and daughter Michael y 7 months and 17 da; The mye Make pac om ber Inte. restaseoe, No, 163. Nassau street, “orings at nis "el and proceed th Chase of Be Bor- ‘ an eae " thie Cometery of the | meguy nae morning, Jone a Rohadad ig A tS tA 1 hie 5A of Mullmgar, county rear. The remains will be removed from his late residence, No, 323 Bast Thirty-second street, for interment, thie pena) erties, at nine o'clock, Friendsare invived to eanoet Thursday, June 27, James Jonms, aged ears, relatives and friends are ‘ally invited to attend the funerat, from his late residence, 61 Butler pe Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Kivven —On Thoreday, June Cranever Dewrir Kixxee, son of John and Mary E, Kinner, aged 2 years and 6 months, The relaves and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No, 38 Charlton street, this (Sunday) alternoon, at two o'clock, ‘Lamunrt.—On Saturday, Jone 20, Mra, Evirs Lawernt, relict of Walter Lambert, aged 67 years, Notice of funeral hereaster, Laxmax,—At Washington, D.C, on Wednosday, June 33 Lew J ho son of Lewis H. and Sow York city, She walis to greet thee on that happy shore, wi with dear grandma, you shali dwell for- ever more. Maner.—On Friday, Jane 28, Ramerr, denghter of Thomas and Mary Ann Maver, aged 1 yearand 3 months, Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 228 West Thirty-second street, this (Sunday) eftérnoon, at two o’e Massey.—At Perth Amboy, on Friday consumption, Mary J., wife of George b+ v Her remains will be taken to the Chureh of the Holy Cross, Nerw York, on Monday morning, where « requiem Sanaa ata “Tag fds ie Taunt and those offer beotner. Roy, Pazice McCarthy, Jone 28, of ry, aged 36 are respectfully invited to attend tbe funcral, without Curther notice. . Wortns —Om Saturday, June 20, Matacus, sou of Michael and Mary Ann Mullins, aged 1 year and 5 montha, The (riends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 31 Jackson street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at haif- Past two o'clock. .--On Saturtay, June 29, Hucs McManew, m of John and Ross McMahon, aged 1 year 2 months and 14 days, The funeral wii! take place from bis parents’ residenge, No. 8 Nelson street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternooa, at half-past two o'clock, Nvanwr.—On Saturday, June 29, after a sevore illness, Epwarp Noarvr, in the 25th year of his age. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 336 West Forty-second street, this (Punday) afternoon, at hailf- past one o'clock, without further notice, Cnet. —Suddenly, on Friday morning, June 28, of heart disease, Frances Auniis, wife of James in the 54th year of her age. The relatives and trends pu the family, also the mem- bers of Cyrus Lodge, A. M., are reapsctfally invited to attend ‘thet Way from her late resi: first street, betwoon Ninth and Tenth avenues, this ¢ remains will be ae please copy. ik Lodge 49, I, 0. of O. F.—The nested to attend the ‘Neill, from his late members of the above lodge are funeral of our late brother, John 0’ renidence, 426 Greenwich street, this day’ (Sunday). By ir of J. WILSON, . . Mumsam, RS Parsons —At N. J., on Friday morning, Jume Pie ie oaks the lungs, tang mpgs a. of Parsons, an tor en ize Orange, Her friends and retatives are respectfully invited to per = the funeral at Orange, this (Sunday) afteraeon, av o'clock, Scaramu.—At Newburg, N. Y,, on Friday, Sune 28, suddenly, James E. Sona! on-in-law of Timothy ‘Townsend, formerly of this city. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late res'dence in rg, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, " Trstow,—In Ihre Ao D.C., on Tuesday, June 25, Samvnt Trston, aged 39 ye ‘The funeral wt take Hace" at Gothic Room, Odd Fol- lows? Hall, this (Sunday) afternoon. Members of tho fraternity are invited to attend. Enterprise Lodge No. , F. A. M., is requested to assemble at one, instead of two o'clock, as ‘previourly notified. Mt Friday, June 28, Poors Werp, aged 44 7epaneral at balf past eight o’c'ock this (Sunday) morn- ing, from No, 50 Barrow street, rie Oh Friday, June 28, of consumption, Jamrs Wruns, aged 26 years and 6 months. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two oolnck, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Robert Carroll, No, 39 Mott street, Wruitams.—At Rahway, N, J., on Saturday afternoon, bo ai Fi iad HL, daughterof’ George Williams, Esq:, a The friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Philadelphia pavers please copy. Yourr.—On Saturday, June 29, Jags Younts, in the 58th year of his age. ‘The relatives ma friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, No. 77 Nevins street, Brooklyn, on Monday after- noon at three o'clock. SHIPPING NEWS. ~~ PORT OF NEW “YOM, JUN JUNE 29. (887, Cleared. 10, sree Oity of Boston (Br), Lettch, Liverpool—Joha @ PBleamship The ‘The Queen (Br), Grogau, Liverpool—National Steamship Sorat (Br), Guard, Liverpool—Williams & steamship Pereire (Fr), Duchesne, Havre via Brest—G se Achilles (Br), Riches, Antwerp—Christian eaieamahtp Gen Grant, Holmes, ‘New Orieans—H B Crom- Sieamanip San Jacinto, Atking Savannah—Garrison & pein Ctamaten, Leckwyeod, Chaneston-5 B_Mor 00. ‘Steamship Raragonen, Crowell, Charieston—A Stenmshtn Valley City, Tomlin, Alexandris—J Hand. anne Kk Knight, Dents, Alexandria_Smith & Alexander, Norfi City Point aerate Mannie. tates. Go bin wot co: Sherwood, Mite aha Ames. Bteamship Ne Boston—Wm P Clyde. ppleamaahip Rey West, Rudolf, Boston—Benner, Brown & ge Acushnet, — New Bedford—Ferguson &£ ‘Shs Bremen—Rucer on J mabolla Hercurt os rimner, London—W ERIS. Caruana, Savage, Matanzas—Wavdell & co! John Dwyer (Br), Killman, Pensacola—R P Buck & rk Andes, Dalling, Elizibethport—Baxter & Merrill. nig Time (Br), Teayn, Li Liverpool via Saguenay—Dobell & pov Austin, puts Recort (Br Pinkham, Penarth Rosde for orders-+0 Bay Mary Stowe (Br), Meinarck, Hamburg—Snow & Bur- p> aya png Bridgeport, CB—B F Small Dewite, Antigua Weert. Sehr Bit Eat eee Be far F &mail tithe —B F Smal Behe Rr Three Sisters; ‘Sissondy, Jeckeenville-Hiubbard & ‘Schr C Pendleton, Wood, Charleston—H R Morgan & Co. Rohe DL. Oranges Mi Nichols, Norfolk—Pense & Thomas. iF Leggett log Inland—Pense & Th Behe Sarah Mille T Pate Bal Ballimore—Bentley, Miller a mine Union, Abrahams, Baltimore—Bentley, Milier & ‘Miecnt Gagplan, Larrabee. Philadetphia—Holyoks & Murry. Schr M8 sTtatbas 3 ows Monee B Talnot & C0, 8 el, Mo—Ferguson & Rohr Mary. Brew® Me—J V Haviland. Schr Mary Brewer. Poxse. Newon che Gen Meade Godttey, Portamonth. Ni. Alcorra, Boston—J A Sy eae & Sons. Sen W 8 Smith po Boston—J teteon. Sone Bik, Chase, Pai I vera Ponte ace & Thomas Sehr Bchr America, Ri Soe bentiees@ N Stranghan. Schr Pointer, la, Bristol—G N Stranahan. Sloop M Brockway, Brockway, Hartford—Rackott & Tay lor. ‘Sloop Emily, Allen, Bridgeport. Arrived. Steamship City of Baltimore (Br), McGuigan, Liverpost June 18 and Queenstown 20th, with’ mdxe and pas iodoun Dae Ih inst. Ii miles BW of South. Stnck. stenmehip bag of Landon, bound, tn; fo rin, steeri P Sontin, bow ny te a shark Lawrence, ‘Sound W, Reamsap Towa (8: Glasgow June 14, and Londonderry 14th, with mdse and 468 passe to Francis Macdonald. Had ‘ane eo with head winds: saw 8 steamer supposed the Columbia; since crossing the i Jat 4939, lon = 46, b, lat 46 15, lon 52 45, Henderwi \aaumnahip Mone Chariesion, June 26, to Livingston, OL AGe. Sth. IEM, enw steamship BB Son. ors ‘fine dey, 2 PM, spoke brig Lima, from Cienfuegos for Steamabip len Ese, Chenin. Ne Newbern. at - hours, Trew Pasect | mesma Touina Moore, Toate Yor Nowber ra. Ship See ), Edwards, Sim ney bo a. me ih yam Passed’ gaiier p--, B, Oape Good St Et Helena a 20, and qnator Marden jon 24th, From the Guif hed” “eh ‘winds and fi Bhip Exéelator, Pendleton, Laver pool, May 22, with mdse Sarl tom Ya Nephew, 9h inst. we vot Shisids, bound Wi Fire saw A sobooner with ia'ber name on tho quarier, with bowsprlt metallic quarter boat on deck, stearin ¥ prick, was was in collision with ‘uneh, Mi “ei Bark bisen Barer (Be ae Conyers, Bermuda, 6 days, with to J N Harve; wpe rioton, Trecarda, Caibarien, 10 days, with sugar, Brig Tmogenc, Baker, 8 days, with wine. dc. to pt} Henry. Janel, Sets gale from SW, and lost at an re suit of sai! arian (iden, ny Pyne on ere May 6, via Hat ee, to ry cra Ave Hi aman, mparbados, 13 days, iat uleika, Sonera Ponce, PR, 12 days, with sugar, ager we of Rertea, French, Cardenas, 8 days, eee ik 60. jue ti 3 of Sei Wik aad’ | iia om a to to NE. and with Tceaeten, Jost one boat, ¢| Beare hg baausrs Brig Cente (0 —, eel ornare: Trinidad, 1¢ “Tien Mary & Ladd. Maroby, Bt Jago de Cada, 31 days, Ur), Mayo, Nuevitaa, 11 days, with mahogany, aie} W Wed endl, Baton, Lingan, CB, 16 days, wirh con! m (Braz). ap, Boy Para, 3 days, with ravber rales Te McNabb. Carthagens, 22 days, Ps, Kingston, Ja, 16 daye, with rnes, Eleuthera, 6 days from Abacos, 6 days, with eh Yo, Diggins, Bridgeport, CB, 8 days, Mintral Aiterica tof Taunton), Williams, Gniveston » anys, Via Delaware Breakwater 2 days, with cotton, to ‘Sehr Annie Lowia, Jayne, Apalachicola, 1S days, with eot- toN joCre i t 87 30, Jon ton “done Bolo and too nd ute y oil che Veale; Mason; Jackson rill, 10 days ‘So Fae Seranton, Lowden, Savannah, § Behr John Ferris, 8t Joh: ington, ¥ Behr Mary Stowell, Rankin, Settr 8 E French, Dongaty, § ct Bone Htacrlet Thomas, A Reber ¢ Wool or, Georgetown, DU. Scbr feabelia Thompson. Baker, Georgetown, DC. Eobr Hencens, Smits. Guoraetos . De. Rehr RC Meroer, Stets wa, DO. Seht Cota (Bt), Borda, iewark, No. font Gen Mende, God Tes jewark for Porvemouth, NI. Sehr Cane Jonn, Torrey, Bhaworth, 8 days. Behr White fare floaton fieamehip Re, West, ods, Boston. ‘The ship which arrived yeeterday (28th), and reported the JH Ryerson, suowid have read Abby Kyerson. Nailed. Steamshios Achilles, Westera Metropolis, Hammonia, -—nsteireitninarenesiititintnintiaiititiiicetiinstiti —_——--—+ City of Boston, Nebraska, Caledonia, The Queen, Cham. pion, Surazosss, Ban Jactato, J Nota. BO Kal jaciato, Gea Grant, Pereire, Bau Ja- #@- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE SEE ANOTHER PAGE. ay Marine Disasters, Rao Renrcoa SumerarD, Beaston, while iving at Bireo'e Mills. on the Sat! vor, Ga, 16th inst. partly loaded for on board ved feet of hewn “~ epmast, passing down the malnmest 804 destroying It Yor ail prac The fuid afterwars passed pit be- twee: ping the ressal 1B ig amokena iro oat the time being roan The contemplated abandonod. Brig Hewry Lavarna from Trinidad for New York, put into Charleston 28th inst, im distress, leaky. Brig pnt brig ashore and full of weer on Romer 8) |. from Providence, of and ‘and Minerva Koight (of Provincetown), Lean voyaue would be 'riday morning, olided when near Setver Tal The Minaiols was struck in the main rigging, on ome side, and was cut down to the deck as far as hed mainmast carried away met dy deck, gone ona emcee St foe cig tan whe, es ee Both vessels E Rawas, which sailed from Norfolk the ao inet ath with “00 bu ‘bushels of corn, was ‘compelled “to put back an ‘weather. yen a Pa dootraved. by fre.at the ‘lake of the New ‘Basin, Ne New orl Orlaane, ‘3d ins Sire. Ri hii god ae ee ee berged whe roe bp toe Rn cael cap Gupte wally.” Bho is Gowri’ the patie Favat. June 5—The Itahan avy @ caer: from som. Orleans for Bordeaux, put in here Mayo has ischarged about two-thirds = her cargo (staves); 4 thr leak (a bolt in her bottom), which ve ar proses. soa mies albeit ‘np from Eg sce works, a will be admitted to pratique Jane 7, Miscettancous. Vary Suont Passace—The fine steamship City of Battt- more, Captain MoGuigan, of the Inman line, has made another rapid passage, having left Queonstown on the 20th inst, about 4PM, and arrived at this city yesterday after- noon, thus making the run over {a nine days, Laowowmp—At Kennobankpert 27th inst, by Capt Rrad- ford Oakes, 5 eckpener ef: ‘about 120 tons, ‘designed for the ting x Natice to Mariners. The work of constructing a Broakwater at the entrance te Saco river, Maine “will be commenced immediately. A red Spar Buoy, about 12 feet long, wiil be nlaced about 400 fent west of the beacon to indicate the point of commencing breakwater: and the unobstracted channel will lie between this buoy and the . The buoy should be left on the starboard by vessels entering the river. Portland, Me, June 27, 1867. WEST INDINS—LIGHT OW NOKEL CAY. Te has been officially reported that the Hight ‘on Bokol Cay, Turneffe Cay, on the coast of Belise, (s not in exigence. ‘Hydrographic oflee, Admiralty, London, May 23, 146 BUOTS TO MARK The Harbor Ma: ry a at th Trance of the port, ships are promibited from lettin go, the anchor on thal line, which ts dotermained us otto harbor to the stairs oria Pi and is bounded nth b by the Petaocia, or guardship of the harbor, om the weet by the line tat Soins the end of the new pier with the church of S. Teodoro, markéd by two red buoys bearing alight at night” Buoy at the end of the breakwater in course of building at the harbor of Pak ‘The buoy which ‘indicated. the end of the breakwater aow building at the harbor of Palermo has been changed, Tin wow in the. fort of a Darrel ana no, longer and is furnished with a bergen f ‘and bell, aa formerty. Ships must always pase to tbe south itin entering the harbor. Whalemen. Sailed from New London Mth inst, sehr Obaries Colgate, Bolles (not, parce Hurd's Island. Spokne—June 1! ENTRANCE OF THE MARBOR OF GENOA. parti Brien, Oliver, trom: NYork for Baa Free day Th lat 385 J, 3 saat Snip Duala] Webster, Spencer, from Liverpool fer Nort, ig Philip Larrab from st for an ie me, py) Sao M wees lary's, Ga, Moa- . Foreign Pibreks NT WER, A Hensechi _ferentanen Jae arava hocrhard, tien Mow i Bunceroma, Juve 8—Arered, Gabriela, Calora, New Or. June 18—Arrived, Bavaria, (¢), Meier, (NYork for ror Cama Sube, 8 Arrive: Glorant, Calero, RYork Sem T—Arrived, Mi Yorke. fed ene ae to land tot Gason (betore i, shin ‘io port 70k)? Aloe Vast Moet June lb sited, Arizona, Couant, Favat, May 20—Put na, Casella, for Baaton, do. Grenaitan. June Ort o ittoria, faaetete posit old ay Yor: Wis vita i Masi ain foun nee sina), Ondo sth, bark ‘Stately, Stotter, from Roti for Bow- \*Timcvos, June 15—arvived, Kensington, Baker, Philadet- Minx or Wane, f haa 1l—Off, Myronus, Higgins, from NLavanroot, June if—Arrived, Aleppe (s), McMiekan, New iar ana neh Eton G Ricver ito iantyne Kate Davenport. Otte, Poa Mi n, Colding. for nd pe oy vesend 18t! netta, He from Gra’ . resi lenderaon, NYork ; L M Merritt, Ulmer, end sory Voathorn: Pulford. NYore ‘Queenstown, ‘June 11—Sailed, Delaware (s), Thompson, icon, June 16-Of, Amy, Pepperell, from NYort for Sienna Laon May 21—Arrived, brig Beatrioe, Lent, Bos- sailed, Li Betoun. NB ME int Salah Poster, Poiedetohig Emalous, Frat Sa. TaRnagon. wa jane 12—Claared, rn eee i, Sa M Wiswell, Salar i ns Amorican Ports. q38—Arrived, solr) V Wellington, Chap- Natt Bagi, Crowell, Patton Pierson: and Millard Piitmore Chase, Ma ‘Saiied—-Ateamer Propontis ( Cod at ship Odeara; bark Tejuca; brige seyret Houston, J Malntyre, mee aha from the Rode’ 8 steam frais uerriere; suips Joseph Fish, Sylvia, Ship A Line id 27th. ae ‘Arrived, |, bark Julia, Gonaives, schr Walrus, Aan ALtTMORE, June 28—Arrived, ships A vor Haren, Liberpools a; Auaapol, Legnons Se, hock i Aterten, Parsons; Ravate, Salt, toria (rem), Maertens, Bremen ; brig Louis ( Ve. win, Rio Janerre, ohrs Mary Geo Baraham. ‘9—Cleared, schr Georgian, Alleh, New jontrosn, on coat pas . Ae am pie: Biatchfori, = c “ton Fish, Turner, dg! Elofve, Nutter, BDGARTOWN, pred te ers i i, ost New is ravine; David ord baseset ren. ,Ookerd, lot boat Wares is MORRO, a ran at baat Maryland reports t Barmnore: bark » | Be eesbemartaradas ter 60s as, 3 OALY, . June 19—Cleared. brig Gambia, Perry, Oa te sore June 2, PM—Aceived, ache Hyenny Reinga ree Moot ig Ju Arey, Ana Cor io: aches Oreaon, May Day. Minquae, Cin ier. Oey res =} arr EO wen , het arrived, Acbt Lissle T Smail, Ties, Daas re |. Julia, A — oy June 4—Arrived, brig Challenger (Br), pati ‘i Hn garee. Jone led, bark All Aiea : ta, Keller, NYork, 26th, bark John hear. Un Morse, Beenoa’A vew rine ‘Jout 28-Arrived, York: i Thestva a Y & Washington, Gager, N barks awit ‘nines ur er hiladeigh ‘tor Robert cots: Penn Samet oa Ros. ‘ailed—Sehrs M R Carlisle, Potter, Providence for deiphin, Honey Mitod, Knowle NYork, alsop Was F ust, oyw Wave N, Bane Aree E Sisanet, Uatrdy Su crota; sours iw Rameay: : loop on, HILADELENTA, June a arived, oe wn eebre oe ial wi . . ari, yea Bonny how Austin, Davie, " mi oe June 2TArrived, brig H Means, Ramadell, io Cleared—sehr © F Yor owes Hume, § Lew 4 wl MOUTH, NH, Ju a 5 sehr Acie “Pk i ie ane Bi, arid ‘iiage aiinacomice ‘ork 100 dete: argon Manas and Mary A Predinore, fart, betkper " SAN fnaxcisco, June Arrived, ship Pree Trade Sat MARS, Jus Jue 10—Arrived, schr Ana & Susan, Doug. pal came eets MEE 0 nia, Tes Y. Hy J) redy sohre coy nay ar De wi we J ee PuArrived, brig Elsinore (Be), Moore, WitMiNGTon, Ke: Jane M— Arrived, steamship Sappho, Reece Fae