The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1867, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, August 5—6 P. M. The railway share marks has been very foverich to-day, and the fluctuations in Erie have been wide did frequent, while tts general tendency was downward. The highest price It touched was 70 and the lowegt 66"/, @nd late in the aftermoon it assumed a firmer tone, in Sympathy with the rest of the railway list, which is fapidiy diasociating itself from this mercurial and treachorous football of Wall street, The general opmion {s that Erie wii go considerably lower, but that the other speculative shares will fail to sympathize with it 04 improve. The bears in Erie are making capital ous of the reduced earnings of the Toad and the further reduction of its rates of fare and freight, which,* tt is reported, ‘will be angounced by handbills inadayortwo, The tate bulls im the stock have wnaccountabty disappeared, and the purchases thus far since Saturday morning seem ‘to have been mainly confined to the covering of “short'’ contracts, : The sudden break in Erie shows the unsubstantial ‘foundation on which stocks rest when forced above thoir real value by speculation. When the decline took Place there wasmothing to which it could be attributed, except abear raid. A speculative operation forced it down more rapidity than a previous speculative opera- ‘tion bad forced it up, because the rise was not based upon aay appreciation of the value of the stock. The rest of the market naturally sympathized to some ex- teat with this depression, becauso holders of svocks be- came anxious and the losses vy Erie weakened ‘Margins sufficiently in many cases to make it necessary ‘Tor the bulls to ell a portion of their load im order to be able to carry the rest, for money tenders and brokers are exacting, and the prosperous Speculator may sometimes be turned into a “lame duck’’ at snort notice, The dangers of speculation on the Stock Exchange have been forcibly illustrated in this instanc ‘Dut without the risks attending it Wall street would not De what it is, We remarked not many days since that the higher the market rose the more it would ‘be oxpoaed to violent ' fluctuations, and we have aot had to wait long for a verification of the truth of the remark. The market was and is a purely ‘speculative one, and the bull movement wag based upon the extreme monetary ease ‘which still prevails and the prospect of a very abundant harvest. The leading railway shares were cheap at its commencement, but the rise carried them within sixty days above the range of real values, and many of the leading speculators sold out to realize their profits, while ‘othera gold a part of their stocks, and from that time it Socam thelr interest to promote the reaction. Prices, therefore, all last week had a drooping tendency, and the speculative feeling on the bull side was tame, but noither bulls nor bears anticipated the semi-panic of Saturday, The market broke somewhat in the same man- uor last October, the buils then, as now, having endea- ‘vored to promote a reaction, which the bears aggravated into pamic, to the entire destruction of the bull specula- tion, The monoy market was, however, then against ‘apsculators for a rise, whereas it is now favorable to them; but the Stock Exchange lacks that great source of etrength, outside support, The harvest, it is true, promises to realizo the most sanguine expectations, and the varnings of the leading railways are likely to be Jargoly Increased in consequence, and a reaction from the recent decline is to be expected; but we repeat our ‘warning to the outside piblic to continue to leave the Gtock market to the wes: and other professional speculators, Money continues saiahicenbehcanas and borrowers in good credit are freely supplied by the banks at four per cent on government securities and five on railway shares, but those who borrow from the private bankers are now {n some instances paying five on governments and six on mixed collaterals, the amounts being generally under fifty thousand dollars, Lenders have been carefully acrutinizing their collaterals held against loans, and where the margin had fallen below ten per cent the defi- atency was required to be made good, and in all but a Tew cages these calls were promptly responded to. The present feverish state of the stock market having in- tpired @ certain degree of distrust among money lenders they are more careful in their scrutiny of collaterals, margins and the credit of borrowers than they were last week, Hence most borrowers are comparatively indif- ferent to the rate charged for loans provided they get sho necessary accommodation, The leading dealers in government securities aro, however, stili enabled to sup- gly thetr wants, mainly at three percent; but this rate e exceptional. Tho statement of the associated banks of this city for che week ending on the 3d inst. shows a farther de- srease of $2,276,145 in specie, leaving only $6,461,949 in jheir vaults, an amount below the usual average. The ‘oans and diseounts have increased $3,696,186, owing partly to purchases of government securities by the panks im the absence of better employment for their ‘unds. The net deposits have increased $544,868, end the legal tender notes $402,922, while the sirculation has decreased $37,742, It thus appears. that the legal reserve of these {natitutions bas been reduced nearly $1,900,000 during the week, but as they are stronger in legal tender notes than they wore at its commencement, the loss of specie ‘will exert no material effect upon the money market. The totals of the present and preceding statements At woe same time last year the condition of the banks was as follows, and the differences appended are those Detween the two returns dated respectively August 4, 1546, and August 3, 1867. A 3, 1867, dae "$1,808, 701 dec. 986,951 dec. 11,136,317 The railway share marke: was very feverish at the commencement of business this morning, and Erie, after ‘selling as 70, declined to 67, but rallied at the open board to 694%. Now York Central was the firmest of the specu- lative stocks, nd sold at 103%; ; but the general tendency of prices was towards a decline and the fluctuations were frequent At the first regular board the principal busi- ness was in Erie, which ringed from 69% to 69 on the call; but there was leas pressure to sell than had been expected, and the aggrezate of transactions was not heavy. Now York Centra! closed % lower than at the gamo timo on Saturday, Erie 43;, Reading 1, Michigan Southern 2, Illinois Central 34, Cleveland and Pitteburg 1%, Rock Island 13g, Northwestern 4, do. preferred %, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates %, Pacific Mail , Quicksilver 3s, Western Union Telegraph 3%. Chicago and Alton was 1 higher. Government secu- rities were moderately active aad firm. Coupon five- twenties of 1962 advanced 1;, and the issue of 1865 +. Among the State stocks Tennessee sixes advanced 17¢ ‘and Missouri sixes declined . The express shares eym- pathizod with the general market, and Adams showed » decline of 1% and Wells, Fargo & Co. of %. At the opem board at one o'clock the market was Arooping and ansettled. Erie sold at 683;, New York Central at 103% and Milwaukee and St, Paul preferred at 65, Atthe balf-past two regular board Erie, which had Just previously sold at 06);, recovered to 6734 a 667%; but a very feverish tomper prevailed. New York Central closed %; lower than at the first regular board, Erie 2%, Roading \X, Michigan Southerm %, North- western 1, do. preferred 1, Fort Wayne %, Toledo, ‘Wabash and Western 1, Pacific Mail {, Western Union Telegraph 1. Rock Island was %¢ bi Government securitics were noglected but steady in tone. Coupon five-twenties of the new issue declined . Ten-fortios advanced %. Tennessee sixes, now, advanced 1s. The expross stocks wore steady, American sold at 71, Adams -at 74 and Merchants’ Union at 12, with 26 per cent paid. Daring the rest of the afternoon the tendency of oprices was upward, and at six o'clock the following q110- ta‘\og3 were current, the market being then steady :— ‘New York Central, 104 a %¢; Erie, 69% a Reading, 105% 43%; Michigan Southern, 18% a 70; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 9334 @ O; Rock Island, 101% «102; Fort ‘Wayne, 105% 106; Northwestern, 46 a 1%; do, pre- ferred, 0934 & 34; Pacific Mail, 146% a 146; Ohio and Mississipp! certificates, 27} a 28; Western Union Tele- graph, 457% a 46%. ‘There was a very moderate business transacted in gov- ernment securities at the counters of the leading dealers, ‘and the market closed steady at the eubjoined quo , tations:—Registered, 1881, 110% & 110%; coupon, ” 1881, 11034 a 110% ; five-twentios, registered, 1862, 10954 8 109%; five-twenties, Coupon, 196%, 11254 @ 1125; ; do., 1864, 109K @ 110; do, 1865, 110% & 110%; do., Jan- wary and July, 108% @ 108%; five-twenties, coupon, 1867, 1083 0 1085; ten-fortios, registered, 0834 0 98%; fen-forvion, oupon, 102)4 © 102K; mold, 140 w 14076 5 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, ‘AUGUST 6, 1867. August eoven-thirties, 107% a 103; June do., 107K a 107%, July do., 107% a 107%; August compounas, i864, 119% a 11936; October do,, 118%¢ @ 118%; December 49,, 117% @ 117%; May do., 1965, 117 a 117%; Auguss do., 116 a 11634; September do., 115g @ 115%, Octader do., 116 9 1154. ‘The gold market was strong early in the day and sales were made at 1404, ; but subsequently it yielded slightly aud the closing transactions were at 1403¢. Thore was a *orisk borrowing demand for coin soon after the com- mencement of business, and 1-16 a % per cont was paid for loans, but the rate soon declined to 1-64 under a diminished inquiry, There is a moderately active de- mand for customa duties, the receipts for which at the Port last week amounted to $2,539,104. Tho imports of specie during the same time aggregated $136,585, The gross clearances for the day amounted to $39,294,000, and the gold balances to $924,685. The foreign exchange market was dull and lower. The leading drawers asked 110 for their sterling at sixty days, but transaction were made second hand as low as. 109% for the best bills, This was mainly owing to the scarcity of gold and the increased disposition of drawers to get coin forjtheir bills. Bankers’ billson England, at sixty days, were quoted at 109% a 110; at three days, 110% a 1105; commeroial bills, 109 8 109%; bills on Paris, at sixty days, 6.13% 06.15; at three days, 5.11% 0 5.15, Mining shares were heavy and neglected. At the first board Smith & Parmeloe closed 20c. lowor than at the same time on Saterday, selling at $6 80; Walkill Lead 5c,, selling at 60c. ; Consolidated Gregory Gold 16c., sel- ling at $6 65; Corydon 5c., selling at $1 25; Rocky Moun- tain 30c., selling at $1 60, The following ia @ comparison of the prices of the leading stocks at the first board lsat Monday and to- day :— lugust 5. Lower. New York Gentrat, 108% oxd. 6% Erie.. 69 8 Reading 08 10556 2% Michigan Southern. 1. 88 18% 43 Cleveland and Pittsburg. 93% 92% % Rock Island. 3 10045 B45 Fort Wayne. My 105% 4 Northwestern. 4655 4s Northwestern preferred. ...... 73% 69 4 Milwaukee and St. Paul pref 4 Ay 2 Pacific Mail. . 145% - Western Union Telegraph. 46 1% The business transacted at the office of the Assistant Treasurer in this city to-day was as follows:— Total receipts. + $6,326,880 For customs. 304,000 For gold not 62,000 Total payment 8,052,777 +e 127,036,772 SALES AT THE NEW YORK: STOCK EXCHANGE. 5—10:15 A. M. NYCenRR. 2d 1037; Leg e ans Monday. An 1, ¢, 12 M 140: 1. No: 5. H 35500 US 5's, fo, con. i’ 30 Tr'n, Tet Sorta I do. .2d ser, am. ie 1 800 200 600, 90shs Park Bank...... 100 10036 29 Ninth National Bk. 1053¢ 100 Chi. Buy & 4 Qui RR, 149 195 Bank of Commerce I 1100 wil & St a nl pret 64) 100 Wells, FargoaCo'sE 67 Haro Wab aw fest RR 49! Ww do, os 100 Besssses % If-past Twe o’Clock P. M. we she Frie RR. 67 000 Reading RE. ¥ ¢ if 100 i 100 do. 1000 00 do. 100 loo! 100 N ¥ Cent 100 Pit 105: 400 Erie BR. 8 I 70 do. 105 100 do b8O 0 108) 400 do. w= ‘300 105 100 do. 810 500 Toledo, Wab & West 49) wo do. +b8 200 Mar & Cin Ist pref.. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monvar, August 6—6 P. M. Correr, though steady, was in light demand, and we have no sales to report. Corron.—There was a fair demand for this staple, and the market ruled firm and buoyant. The sales were 1,900 bales. Zz 7 a a ae 30 ‘were nominal. The ind sales reese soubeat to, to about 400 bbls, rosin to Liver- |. per ‘al, on Soa priate term 1,000 bbis, flour to London at 1s. 64. per per sail, and cotton at le. to Antwerp per FLour anp Grarn.. 8.316 ro or oes ‘bags do., 64,329 bushele ct 015 do. 138"do, rye and 430 do. malt. The market "ae | ‘state aD Western four was quiet but steady forall exeept that made from new wheat. ‘was 250. a 60c. per ddl. tech pressure to flour was dull and unchanged. The sales. inch California, were 9,500 bola, Be en oe fou was in, were hade easter. ‘The sales were about bbis., within toe rata of out Hire four was quiel but steady: sales 300 bbls, at $6 75 a $9. meal was dull @ heard of no sale: $6250 $7 0 Twa 9H 9a Uw 65a 10 9008 100 0. a 12.00 90a 08 -WBba 60 Caltfgenia four (sucks and’ bila’): 11200 a 15 00 ye flour (su $a 909 den meal, cl repo Sone 6We 60 Corn mea}, Fairfax. 60a —-— Gorn mal, Brandywine, ‘per 70a —= The market for w' eolot and irrogulart drm. ut new wan teary, ry. dh may mnfined to abou e pales were panfined to bout red 8'$2 40for the 242 th tor white Calitornes, Si a for Ror our waukee. Corn, aie ahs an active ative was in wi i to Oey am pore é t ese oor ee aid bur pn ‘UM.—The market for crude continued dull, and prices were hoary aigitee & od in bulk. Bonded was quite Selive for future delivery, bul at lower pres. On the rd white was For future delivery uae wre 3,000 ibiar standard w ie for September, at S2Ke. for at 82) 000 ‘do. do. for os Siise es for pier r, on private ha * me wi ‘dee’ “Tn Philadelphia the etter men ulsh and we have only to note sales of S00. cornde, & 47 gravity rime shi ener a as 1,000 do, standard white, in aaa e i rae Raa lee new meas cl $28 for new ex! at $8.0 Tierce beef and beef hams were unch: ion, The seine were BUF, pas ead Hie. ey for eomene oan Bren rere reste at gers siege Sten or S00 bbe, Within the range. Butter was unch tie. 0 280, for State and ile. » 2. for Western. C} ‘Was dull and un- change. ote rat Meee igen and O00 fashedbechancinlalaral in bond, * was 1 antigo for Corset ad rtp remained but steady, at Srens.—We heard ft no important sales of any kind; prices were unchan .04. —fiales Were made of 35,000 tbs, at 18¢,, a 18440.; nae, at TALLOW, ad previous prices, rants fair demand, The sales ware fully 17,000 the. at 11 eo. a 1174. 4 sk e¥.—Recely ts, is, We heard of no nt eales, but prices were unchanged. — HORRIBLE MUADERS REPORTED IN TEXAS. (From the Evening Tetegram.} Baurimorr, August 6, 1887. Elisha Estes, his wife and child, residing moar Paris, in Texas, were (oully murdered a fow days since, and thetrresidence then set on fire and destroyed, There were also rumors at Victoria of the murder of the wife and six children of Mr, Power, but doubts were thrown upon their correctness, Se MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Canemnraas- Rote Be Lage August 6, by the Rov. Mr. Mary's Episcopal church, West Hoboken, N. J., ue ‘Y CakmicHasn, of Ne leans, La, to Mise Many W. Rogs, of Glasgow, bore De Vares—Rosevnavw.—On Sunday, August 4, by the Rev. G. W. Drees, at his residence, Epwarn T. De Vries, p poem uaeee, Holland, to Miss Mazoerara Rosmxsaum, corner Pte teh BG RN SPROIAL ORDER. appear at ‘armory, Conte Market sei Grand street, tn fall unito uniform, white gloves and the usual badge of mourning, at 1:30 P.M, to attend the — snd = late associate “ member, ane Boyce, y order sere Baus, M, R. Swayze, Orderly Sergent “ppt The officers and members bin the Eighth regiment N. GSN. Y. nae respectfully invited to participat ith us. Funeral services will be hold at the armory at two o'clock P, M. Bovutizirer.—In the isiand of Jersoy, on Wednesday, July 17, George L. Bouter, Esq. many yoars & resident of Cincinnat of Garrett and Margaret Jane Bell, of cholera infantum, aged 1 year, 8 months and 3 days. The nds and refatives of the family, also the mem- bers of ex-Harry Howard Hose No. 55, are invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, 295 Bleecker street, on Wednesday afternoon, af two o'clock. Her remains witl be taken to Greonwood Cemetery for inter- mont, Paterson and Stamford papers please copy. Biackuiocr.—Of consumption, at Red Bluft, Call. fornia, on Thursday, June 20, Howarp, youngest son of Benjamin and Ann Blacklidge, deceased. Burrar.—At Wost Hoboken, N. J., on Monday, August 5, of cholera infantum, SARAH ANNIE, youngest child of Edward and Sarah A. Butler, aged 9 months and 13 lays, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, on Palisade avenue, fifth house northeast of Paterson plank road, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Cuarr.—In this city, on Sanday, August 4, bor cholera infantum, Mary Gray, daughter of George and Sarab G. Clapp, aged 4 months and 13 days, Cowpox.—Suddenly, on Monday, August §, Patrice Connor, the eldest and beloved son of Thomas and Mary Condon, aged 26 years, 4 months and 19 days. The relatives and friends of the family ate respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at three o'clock, from the residonee of his brother-in-law, Mr. Thomas Kennedy, 217 East Thirty- seventh stréet, between Second and Third avemes, Dublin (Ireland) papers piease cop; PF londay, August 5, bora the Invited to attend the funeral, Oe oe residence, of @leven o'clock, from his tate @vonue and -foarta p DE, Viesn io Jersey Guy, on, Monday, Au "ANNIR dl win A. De Vinne. soe as The relatives and friends are invited to attond the Pegi on tebe afternoon, at four o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 89 Warren street, Jer: sey City. heeon ee Monday, August 5, Grrtaups A., only daughter of Tpeodore T. and Caroline Winebrenner Ed- gerton, aged 7 yeara, 11 months and 10 davs. The relatives and fripnds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, om Thursday afternoon, at three o’clock, from the Tesidence of parents, Cypress avenue, Long Island. ace pay pe copy. Eiwoop.—On Sunda; evening, August 4, Saran Josxpaine Erwoop, in the 16th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are ‘ally invited to attend thefuneral, from the residence of her brother, 230 West Thirty-first street, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at four o’clock, The remains will be taken to Red Hook for interment. Ens.—On Monday, August 6, Henry Eis, aged 54 ears, ta The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 524 Green- wich street, on Wednesday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Forsxs.—Suddenly, on Sunday, August 4, Wu. H. Fornrs, aged 22 years and 10 mont! ths. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the fuveral from his late ane 129th street, near Third ~ = Sona Hariem, on Wednesday afternoon a ‘one o'clock. Forey.—On Monday, August 6, at his residence, 722 Washington street, after a long and painful ilinom, which he bore with Christian fortitude and rosignaticn, Parrick Fouay, of Sligo, Ireland, aged 57 yeare and 2i ry ry Afflictions sore long time he bore, Physicians tried in vain, Until God was to take him May PY va hel voor from hie pain. oul rest in peace. A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose < bis {eco at St. Joseph’s church, Sixth avenue, on morning,at half-past nine o'clock. The rela- Uves b npr acre of the family are respectfully invited to nd ‘The remains will be taken to Calvary Ceme- jGisuat 00 Mond Monday, August 5, Jony Gasxm, aged 69 The relatives ror friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Thirtieth Street Methodist Episcopal church, at one o'clock on Wednes- on Sunday, August 4, of hasty fevin. Ganvis, son of ihe lato earn ARVIE.—At Glen consumption, Grorcs Thomas G: , M. B., in the 40th year of hie age. Gucursst. Jase August 5, Jaues F, Gu- curest, aged 28 y The friends and rela relatives of the family, of his brother , and brother-in-law, James A fonaghan, are re- ily inreed be int the funeral, from his late 43 Marion street, on Wednesday afiernoon, at loc! He-zumr.—On Monday, August 6, at his residen 60 Monroe street, Puiuir Heszisr, the 27th year bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect. folly invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday after. noon, at half-past one o'clock precisely, to Greenwood Cemetery. Hooax.—O> , August 5, Martin Hooay, Da- tive of the parish of Kiliehrst, county Galway, freland, 30 ¥ The relatives and friends of the a are to attend the funeral, from his !at 00, 7 landt street, on Wednesday sfterncon ie two o'clock, Hotroox,—Suddenty, on Sunday, At JaaxeTTE Garrison, wife of Altrea Wy. Holbroo! _ Boston and Newark papers papers, Toes, Lanp.—In Brook: uae ay yelnest 5 Saran Y the year are invited 4 Hesrr, wife of Joy The relatives and friends attend the fnneral at the residence of her son- V. Clark, No. 271 Union street, on Wednesday at five o*elock. The remains will be taken to Utien, N. 1 for interment. Leaca.—On ny Ey sw 2, Ricuanp Laeacn, aged 58 years, 3 mont days, The relatives and friends of the family, abo of his brothers-in-law, J¢ jh Corduan and John Fraacis, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence, cor- ner of Fourth gn! and Nineteenth stre¢, South Bresak tnout further notice. vhs Paterson, N. J., Hawry M. Low, aged 7 sonny "Youngest son of the Inte H. M. Low. The roungest and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to avtend |, from ‘thi of bis mother, Broadw cor (Tuesday) afternoon, at four 0 retook. Macyms.—On Monday, August 5, Cianues Macyes, in os ‘85th year of his age, @ relatives and friet friends of the family aro Pa wait tavited to, attend the funeral, on Wednesday’ ‘at Uwo o'clock, from his Inte residence, 203 ‘then rene” Mowraowrny.—On Monday. August 5, of a¥ease of t Le JounH.[Mowteowrny, Esq., in the 761) year of bi “tthe friends, and those of his son, the Re’. Dr. Pn gomery, are respectfully requested to aiteld the funeral services, without further Posen ‘hurch of the Incarnation, Madivon avenge and rts oo En F = ‘Wednesday afternoon, at five o'clock. be carried to Philadelphia for interment ” "ae, family econ, —On Monday, aneeat B 5, Many Wife of Thomas , agod 28 yours wet funeral afi take we on a wapentay at two o'clock, from her her Inte restee ween street, between First Second a Morcax. —On Sanday pen 1 AED. 4, after a short iIneas, a i Moroax eldest son of George an ina A, Morgan, The relatives S04 frente ot theamily are ae eeeenay y savived to attend, te faneral (ooo and ret, Jones street, this (Tuesday) morning % tn o'clock, without tice, Mitcciassane.—Om Mond August 6, Mancaney, RS Mo Scares = carrie are respectfully invhed to attend the cay m her late residence, hatianritle, on Wednesm 1D, at two o'clock. ines my La a, ner hey fiosaay 26: Queue at five o'clock, Many Novas, s4fo county Irene “ine tenn a respectfully tneted vo attend funora oer afternoon, at two sea th her tate tesidené, 102 (new number 826) , ee fourth Soman, Sem, a on Pomminy AF August 4, 1g bag od ot a ay an Ms of Henry Nort! Funeral from te nee street, this fos) Teper oe .. oqed 8 ot io A nate of county Kerry, Ireland. and friends | eee ad fuvied 10) tend nd the funral, b outa Oe {lueaday) afternoon, Para At Old Point Cosfort, Vas, on Saturday, ron afternoon, Fighty-sixth < 21, Late B, eldest day, Justina Price, of Baltimore, Md wer et ape a8 Roniwsox —On Monday, August 6, at the residanoe of George H. Tingloy, Morrisania, Mra. ABiGAm R., wile of the late Dr. Harvey Robinson of Providence, &. L The rolatives and friouds of the family are respectfully darited & to sisend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from tuo arch, Wash- iug:on avenue, Morrisania ee NTO ‘ones —On Sunda; AA ony Y, August 4, Taowas Rorerrs, The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brothers-in-law, John Thomas, Witliam, Adam, Jos. F., Alexander, Woyd George Boursis ane Society of New aud Thomas Gregg, also the York and vicinity, are invited to attend ¢he fu) from his late residence, No. 29 Cannon street, this (Tues- day) afternoon, at half-past one o'clgck. Ph jeremy Lge (En , Mary arrige ed ar 6 months and 10 days ee ee a alae The Fenorel wil take plate, from the residence of her parents, 640 Eighth aven: corner of Fift ‘ea strest, on Wednesday sina at two o’cloc! friends of of the family are respectfully Rien wo Winisams,—On Sunday, August ww Kans, the Tile of Thos, Witenes native of faddiowwn, county Har and, and thon of bar bother, Joba Kane, are repenttaly i, ied io attondithe fanereh, Somber ele Boon, at two o'clock, i piesa Woovautt —At Huntington, L. nl par oom August 5, Marierra, wife of Smith Weodhak, rene on wepcaetay aie 3 ree srceck 'roKorr.—At Bedminster, on vriday, July Marr, widow of Cornetion M. W yoko, in the 60th an — EE eae SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF WEW YORK, AUGUST 5, [367. Cleared. Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, imington. NC—J Hand. Ship Osceola, Wurden, San Bl mans D Sutton, Bark Lizzie ‘Morrow (Br), Frazier, London—Peniston & Co, writs pJapel Bolton (Br), Davia, St George, NB—H J De 0. Scbr Enchantress (Br), Webster, Para—J Bishop & Bro, 1aSQhE Toe Kelley (Br), ibryan, Coara and « market—Trip. ry Behe Prutence, Coombe, Bangor—R P Buck & Co. Schr Elmira Rogers, Fletcher, Wareham—Ferguson & ‘ood. ‘Stoop Ethan Allen, Merrii!, Wareham—Rackott & Tavlor. Arrived. Steamship Chic: (Br), Price, Liverpool July 23, and eenstowi Sach, arith mdse and 764 Dasseagere, to Wil- ams & Guion. Sul da lat 41 45, low 65 8, passed an In- man steamer, bound E. Steamship Rapidan, * Baton, New Orleans July 27, at 8 AM, and Flat ann Slat, atS PM, with mdse and passengers, to Livingston, Fox & (o, Steamship : B Souder, Lebby, Charleston, 65 hours, with Fox & Co. mdse and Pw to Livingston, Steamed Wm P Clyde, Powell, Wilmington, NC, to Jas stim, Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NC. 75 hours, ureny., Ferris & Co. t Wallace reports that the Sang at Nensera ten tare, hinted about one mile to southward, caused by the gale of Lat inst. Steamship Hatteras, Alexander, Richmond and Norfolk, to the Old Dominion Steamship Go. Steamahip Virginia, Snyder, Norfolk, to NI, MsCrondy & Brig B Miller (Rr), Crumley, Rio, Jan days, with coites, to Maitland, Phcips Con Aug 2, Barnegat boating Hw’ by N, distant {0 mille, had & honey gale from eustwarde which shifted suddenly to the northward, accompanied with tremendous ven, daring which lost and split aafls. stave bul- warks, lost boat, ac: Barnegat beartny 43 miles, spoke schr Moses Patten, from Bangor for Delaware City— had lost sad split sails, carried away fore oat ‘ung main ‘boom and jtbboom, anid had lost boat; 0 assist “Brig Arabian (Br), Richards, Para, 22 ae with rubber, nuts, &e, to master. Brig Gipsey (Dan), Davis, St Crotx, 10days, with molasses. toP been 4 davs north of Hatteras; 24 inet Seat ap Jon 73, had a hurricane, which lasted from 7 M to PM, commencing at SE, veering around to B and an and NW, with a high sea, the vessel lying to on ‘tne port tack, under storm trysail; was hove on her beam ends twice and Shifted cargo; July 26, lat 29 58. lon 65 55, was in com- pany with dark Autelope, io. St Crotx tor New York. rig jenson (Br), Smith, Bridgeport, with coal, to J F Whitney & C vind Rerurxep—Steamship Fab. ee, Capt Liesegang, hence for Nuevitas and St Jago de Cuba, returned to port this morning, From Purser Cooper we have obtained the fol- lowing particulars:—Left New York July 31 with an assort. ed cargo and eight cabin passengers. | All passed well and pleasantly until Thursiay evening. August 1, when it com. menced blowing fresh from SE. and the barometer falling; at midnight a perfact cale; Friday, 2 AM, blowing a ganey with iremendous sea, grom SH: shave th the shi to the sea, barometer down to clean breach over the ship, washit he water casks, the barometer 28.6; at A’ p's head the engine broke down. when tho foretopealiantmias was cut away: 7 Ai the water gaining rapidl, to put out the fires, made and got out a drat to keep her head tothe sca. and iald with 428 hours: the wind then hauled to NW, and blew a.gale; At 10 AM the guleabated a little, when all hands and the tassengers manued the pumps and balled out the engine m, having G feet water in the hold; gained on the water wiy, and at6 PM had reduced it so aa to startthe donkey engine, and Ina short time had the pump going, which te: Hered the passengers and ci the englas to work hig pressure, set fore. staysall nnd commenced to cleat thewreck; was in lat 35 when the gale, Scat commenced. AtTAM 8 ‘steam for \wndy Hook, | Durin the on ship,bound N; 4th, mi ine he od saw 8 a dimmasted i, passed brig Em! ly (ol Mai froma Martinique sfor main; x givento the gers Cor their’ efforts aud assistance, also te the ofloors and crew for their coolness under “ihe tryingdireumstances. w@- TOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE SEE EP ANOTHER PAGE. Marine Disasters. Sreausute America (Brem) is yet ashore, Lighters are alongaide \aking out cargo. Suir Stas oF Caxapa, from Liverpool via Quebec for Montreal, before having gone ashore at Pillau Aight of fla ult. had 10 feet of watet in her at last accounts. Bark J Wooster, Knowles, from Philadelphia for San Francisco, which put into Boston for repairs, resumed ber voyage 5b ini. Bria Anniano (Br) touched at Key, West on the 16th ult and landed thé captain and crew of brig Tampico Taymond tnatier which struck on Campeachy beach as me @ totalwreck on the 18th of May. Se cur, Sxamax, O'Neil, from Philadelphia for ith coalsprung a leak and'sunk on Friday Inst, 26 miles west of Cape Elizabeth, Crew saved and landed at Portland. Scnr Lavinia Jane, before renorted beached at Del, was tloated of morning of Sd inst with casks, full of water, aii will be the weather permits. Scur Jamrstows, McGee, at Savannah from Boston, re- Ports having experienced oi the vorage of 16 days two gales of wind—one from the south and the other from the north- east—both south of Hatteras, and shipped considerable water; dees not knew whether the cargo is damaged or not. Scun Wipe Wort, from New York for Jacksonville, in rrivedat Norfolk in. dtstress, having encoun. y easterly gale on the Ist inst 70 miles south of eras. Lewes, She is towed to Philadelphia as soon Sour Onaton—During a severe gale in Newport on the 24 of that port, trom Bristol for Newburg. dragged her anchor and went ashore at the lower end of the nner harbor, where she lies high and dry at low water, but will come off without damage the first high tide. She also lost her mainsai, which had beeo left upon the boom without furling. A Scuoonen ia rey to have gone ashore on Sachnet Beach, RI, during the storm of Friday, and became a total wreck. particulars, Sreauxs Exxiove, which went ashore on Hull beach dur. fing the storm on night tast, oe got of unin. jured and resumes her trite to Iffog! Miscellaneous. Purser A Smith, of steamship Rapidan, from New Or. leans and Havana, has our thanks for the prompt delivery of our despatches and for late papers, Notice to Mariners. CRICKENS LiGHTSHiP. The Hon and Chickens ighwweasel parted her moorings in the height of the gale of Friday last, and probobly went to sen. Whalemen. Schr Winged Racer, Rich. arrived at provineetown July SI, from Atlantic Ocean. 6 months out, with 200 bbls sp aod TA) do bpd« oil. Spok, Palmyra. Savory, from Boston for Buenos te, int 16 ae ~—r yz Arre: tat Bark Puranit, June 20, lac 18 B, lon 33 W, Foreign Ports. Bounay, June 24—In por: ships, Stl 1 idg; Lepanto, Walker, ior from Boston for Buenos Ayres, Smith, for Liver. do; Benj 8 al Martin, r, from Moul do, Muy Hi-in port. brige’ Wild iors, for ork next day; Bionde, for do? dave. cores, July 18—Arrivnd prey previous, ships Puritan, Tay- Eo! 1, Laverpoot Th in ports hips, Akbar, Crocker, for Boston avenneraig Fj and Malorek (Be Titer w tone: oi ee yo couton or RYGrktS Mandoue (St): White, Tor Sa ‘Sao Francisco; and others, Pend w—Arrived, brig Gipsey Queen, York, gCiereRcon, July W-Arrived, bark Alexandrine (Br), now, Bos Payat, July H—No American vessel in por’ Batled 84, bark George Henry (Br), Cann trom Andros san), Boston; ert rf vasa, July '22—Arrived, bark Powteian, Patten, Me tantat: the’ Maggie # Gray, Pilabury, ‘Charleston: 2th, bark Ibis, Grabiree. Jverpool: 40th, stedimahi pa Morro Cas: tier Adamae York; Site; Vitglaiay. Deaken, Vern Cruz (and sled seme day tor Sore) Fig ig Ag Ey brig Grace Darl ir), Martin, La barke Termeraring (Sb). Font, York: ath” Krimper ed Poave (Daun), Tatjank, ’o, jelrose, Cravires, Baracoa; Julia F Carney, Caroey, A-- (Nor), Haale, NYor«. Cheated 31st, bark Onk amy Mavacung, July 7—in A t Goodhue, for New York ij Sthomes T loan 4 Ay do Sic nee * for Phi te im do; Em ‘fi ad! Edw Lameyer, Bayley, {Pom and fore Wate 1 MATaNzas, July 28—Arrived, bark Manitou, North, Sian more; brig Uieorgia, Molreed. do; 20th, barks Rebecca C Fuana, Savage A Hate B Wheeler, Bacon, Portian it Armstrong, Lodge, Havana; schr Jonas Stmailtby Sedgley, Balted ith, bark Tyne (Br), Pana. July 13—In port sohrs Sharloe Ti Thowpeon, for New York Jennie Tyien for ao do. 3 in port brigs Peerless, Phititoe, FE Re ra avon, to load guar Sr ea a healed, bark Janet (Br), Packer, NYork American Porte. ALEXANDRIA, Aug S-Arrived, sence Joveph Baxter, Baxior, and & M Fi or BUSTON, Aug te Sele, Willig oe on (ital), Le Commare, Gibraltar vie NY “iat ship Richard Busteed; and from the Roads, ay Key West, and Nereus, N York: Buh Arrive’, steamships Key, Week, a mae om 4 ietoria Amalia, ©: M fen ip, Ontario. (new John ooater, Knowles (from eyo ae «Fk ad Tiber, Fs sig Sai | appre ship Herman (irom), barks yo (Broma, Wessels, Nolting, Rotlerdam, Mindora, Barctay ‘odie tan donth aia) Abby" Watson, Welaon. Hos" bin 1 Cady, Crowell, Gobaaiott Narrows; Starlight, incon, Br), London; brig Qoran Bette (Br), ma } Sure Duvus Hddy. Hopi ius, ‘Anmatrong, Ellza- Eleanor hn x No A Lees aod 3 Gite, we. Butfoli, brs Ee Coon Baltimore; schraT A Want Si tonto Fan, urgess, Burgess, New Gott, NYork. ‘Ocean Traveller, Ad- schrs Vapor, Bogert, — Arrived, sche uly @l—Arrived, Maia STON. Aug 2—C) and A P Cranmer, Oran and Seven Boundary. Sawyer, gad Julie & Martha, AU ASTBORT Jy iy 40~-Gteared, ache Nelle, ws a Arche fisee A York; 25th, brig Canima, Maul dos th ‘wth, pitts, diy SUarrived seke amos Wilton, 4 ran, nad tan? reported hav the following vessels Barks Clara: The following vessels ‘and Js for, Bordeaur: Gia oh for Mor eon, Sekt Nout Sustr, Our ee pyork! ‘ai, Cleared Neccrt Brem Bremen, or aang =. remy Patrwey, Bremen, ‘Croaby, MHEEAEESGR Yes ine, ate B Foster, Clark, 2—Sal Boston. Smith, Phila- ew neo Taunton for do; Joho ‘aa C Ohilds, Dighton for PI poe Chats, Die Aug, Pi PM—Arrived, ship Kate Daven- Liverpool; se! ree Sistera, Parker, Dorches- ters'O W'Locke tantly, des tee Kales, Nickerson: M J Fisher, Fisher, and Minnie Kinnie. Parsons, Providence; J G Baboocl al er; Louie F 3 i Na Vanneman, 8 Wing, Rndioott P A Sanders, Oarroll: Emma B Shaw, Shaw; RH Shannon, piikes 707 ‘Thompson, Van gant: A'N Tee, Dukes: O'S Edwards, Gandy: M 1 Simmons, Gandy: WM Brown; Sallie R, Bateman: Alabama, Van: der: Wa P Philliy Somers: JH Bartlett, Harris. and SL see, 8 mith, 3M B Qoyne, Facemtre, New Bedford; C'L Herrick, Baldwin, Dighton: Chas, Moote, Ls Franklii d Ever "Hingham; Henry Ma; A ani en, era, ristol: W Oakes, Baker, Portland, ‘iucla lt Tvos, Bowditel Harbors x: Dill on; 8 PM ‘Tasker, sane Bath dull” A Crawford, "Bocties, Beatn: tree: Jessie Wilson, . Belem; M R Carlisle, Potter von. ned —Brias Bi Elvie Allon (Br), Allen. Cork for ord jos; Caroline Eddy, Smith, Salen; schrs Thos mers, Boston; W Capes, Buker, Boston: Hattie Nove, Uislek, Porland: Wi ¥, Coyne. Face: mire, Portsmouth; Eucle B Ives, Bowdltoh, Norwich; 8 oui. Dake; Egzins W P Phill Somers, Boston: L F Smith, Crie, do; P_ A Sandera, ll, Newburyport; J Wilson, Connelly; Sallie, B Bateman; |J W Vanneman, Sharp;'W M Wilnon, ‘Brown: J’ G Babcock: Fisher; aria’ Roxana, © ‘Thompson, Yanrant Mary Simmons, ‘randy, Gs C8 Skawerd s, Gandy, Boston ; Alabama, wilder, East sora wrford, Buckley. ourgport: Emma B Staw, Shaw. hs away, Wareham; Frankia and na ‘Hal, “Colt Lee. Ds ik, Boston; ate, tir, Wer, Providence, J fk Bare ee atria ‘Basin: sow My it ‘Charlestown; L. Herrick. Godfrey, Godfrey, Lewes, Del. Aug 3, 6 pal Oscar I, for &t John, NB; Ealinerston, for Homburg Bessie Crosby, for Quebec; W_H Moody, for, Rotterdam, barks Blue Nose, for A\ has Gumm, for Cork ; Torene tor Cones o Puimer, orks: Delilah, for Boston; ‘brigs n Welsh, for for Sagua; Willebald, for Stettin, and C; oar for ent see) from Phil: Adelpbis, went to wea yes also shine’ Charlotte, for Antwerp, and Tamerlane, for iit John, NB. Schr sOntroll from Philadelphia, for Saco; Convoy, do do, and A Hi Lean: ing, Ludlana, 49 days from "Galveston, for Boston, re at the Breakwal PLYwOUTE “Fuly Sl—Arrived, schr Mary Price, Garrt son, Ph! Balled Sith echre Pauiadiu s NYork; Aug 1; Anna B Jacobe Jones, do: conan bee nifadetphin PAWTUCKE Aug ees ek ao ats at een Youmans, il jersleeve. NYork; Mansfield, Mansfield, do, renee RNG, O58 bselet, geste Arment, fale 3 Rul ee do; M Natt, Bliven, do; Hudson, Champlin, do; sloops Home, foung, and Sulla ‘Ann, Wells, do. endih—Arrived, aches Birdaall, Hazleton, Philadelphia; Aan § Salter, Baker; ie gent aster! Taylor, and Connecti. cat, tata Bllsabeibport; Ben, 5 ier, NYork; uxilton, Col —Bohr portent . Kenyon, Bi ‘AC ip Leo, Dearborn, am jae, Boston. ioe A Biri ‘iaatiahip Rebecca oT bark Volo clir}, Lovett, Philadel: Clyde, ‘Chichester, XYori 3 Almata (Br. STRAY. GRAY MARE, “SIX YEARS OLD, ABOUT sixteen bands high, found on the premisee ‘of Wiliam turday, “Angas S. Inquire of AU- GUSTUS 4 ‘STN 1D. on the premises, OUND.—ON SUNDAY, IN HOBOKEN, A SMALL SUM of money. Apply ‘to J. B. Reynolds, ‘Vesey street, N. Y., and prove property O8T.-THE TALL GENTLEMAN, WITH WHITE ‘and blue. cont, wie picked up a Diamond 10 & Si avenue car (going ap about four Map meme on Saturday} rater. Ron, Aust Mor wil Pa honorably Fowerded by rotu roing the same VALK BROTHERS. OST—AN eetezan. ENVELOPE, pomeauine several letters addressed to Joso) * Pease, Louis. The oy eat ‘Sevewarted for the Metropolitan Hi ivering sane i REWARDS, F THR PERSON WHO TOOK THE SMALL BLACK from ferryboat tHoboken Wednesday morning. July 31, will communfeate ‘with the owner through box BLY Post Shion, of Bherman Brothers, 267 Caual_ street, ber shell be for the proper value of the contents, if returned unia- |, and no questions asked, REWARD.—LOST, IN TENTH AVENUE, BE- tween Twentieth Spristopher at 8, Bar ‘Ac $e count Book. he Rader wil receive the ard by oa ivon Poard the steamboat Norwalk, foot « of ‘Ohrise topher street. $5 REWARD Lost, on STOLEN FROM 175 (OLD 2) No.) West Fortieth small King Charles Spaniel, answering to The above reward will be paid by returning him and no questions asked. $25 REWARD.—LOST. ON THE 19TH On 20TH OF July, a Cluster Diamond Ring. rolled up in a piece of brown paper with a loose stone belonging to the ring. ‘The above reward will be paid by leaving it at I, R. Morgan £ Co.'s, jewellers, 23 Fourth street, Witliamaburg, N.Y, 500 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE FINDER Do! af a cluster Diamond Brooch, supposed to have been lost in 1 ral Park on Wednesday last. B.'F. WARDWELL, 112 East Bevontesath street. PxcoRsiox PARTIES SHOULD PURCHASE THETR ‘4 Wines and TAauecs at the recti aying distillery 67 James street, clone to Chatham square, Flasks, Bottles and Dem Joune alway A WBORNHAMS FURNITURE Pxpres « 116 Weat Eleventh street, near Sixth a’ wagons for movi furnitnre, city, Packed, shipped. Furnivure stored. M joney advanced. COAL, Woop, ac. \HAS. J. SPARKS’ WOOD YARD, Foor 4-4 ry LTON street, North river, outside W ton Market. Wood delivered in any’ quantity and at the lowest rates. Dr $3 A CHALDRON—COAL $6 A TON, AT NINE- veenth gros, a CA Twenty-third’ street and roadway. ‘coal: now 4 ere ‘e ¥F. SHERWOOD. _MATRE MONIAL. “I AMRIMONTAL | BUREAU. APPLY FROM | 4’ to By P.M, BUREAU ATELY RON Mt 4 v. MATRIMONIAL BY A NEW EHYSIOLOGI OAT. science all ladi in honorab! A Married and be ip w vert lady should have it, ead for it address Dr. eisice, Sl Geena treet, with a stamped envelope, ___ TRAVELLERS’ GUID DAY LINE.—THE ©, VIBBARD AND DAN. ANTE paew and after 18) oa Besbicite treot at 8 350 ana Thirty-fourtt mirest at 4s tor Albany, making the usual landings, and connecting at Ath- depot of the New York Central to all points on Cen. 8s eet Susquehanna Roads, Af reuurming, leaves % or on tne strival of Dass ry and New Haven trains, Fare 75 ceuts. Excarsion w om teh w. Stages for New Canaan, Wilton aud Hidgeseid, 4 AMUSEMENTS, — BteeOy AY TIRATRE—ADMIASION to ORNTS. Unt At AND GLORIOUR AVOCESR, Mi AND MRS. W. J, FLORENCK Beoond night of the new comedy. THE MOST FERFKOT COMEDY PRODUCED Lt ow FO ARS. The now Sconery anit wacuiticeat appo) ements MR AND MRS. MRS. FS. CHANFRAU, MRS. G MEN: DAVIDGR, MRO MARLO! MR. F. LAMB, Mi. JORD, SATORDAY Ataig VIS? FLORENCE MATINEE FIRST CASTE MATINEE. ck, LBR wee ORRELL, § “aarens NEw YORK THEATRE. ‘OBN A SUCCESSION OF CROWDED HOusAE, Great popularity of perc Magder's drama of OR, NOBODY'S DABGHTER. NFANT PAU i 4 PAS SEUL. _ MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 3 8'0L00K. \WDED BVERY MIO. of RLENDID AND UNMISTAKABLE TRIOMPET the pretty and fascinating young Comedionse oh Ashen and delightfully origiaal performances bere THE bey Nn” OF hit J ciry, ‘and have enthroned her in the esteom of our beit ortticsea SPARKLING ACTRESS OF THE AGE. a eaaas EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTIOR, OF THE 78, Paul, (ott Stn a ey TAMAP.csos oo iteese “ene ce causes sn Olan Cathe C= a WEEK OF THE SUG. JOHN BROUGHAM pore Oy WIS EMID! ORME and the Dramatic’ Company. SiR ysen pe the wilco th JOHN BROUGHASINS DAVID ‘OOFPERTIRLD. QIGRING MICAWBER......... Mn JOHN BROOG ron’ wel BR at aa qeiss EMILY re "8 Great Burlesque POCAHONTAS will be Presented with New and Appropriate Seonsey, wi JOHN BROUGH AM, OEE THORNE, POCAHONTAS, OWERY THEATRE. FIRST NIGHTS of the celebrated acto: A one Ee Stuart Robsoa, hia great burlesques of HAMLE AMI The derful CARLO FAMILY, In tl ena panne BOREAR, and a molangs entertarnmont _ Sig. Monteverde, the great coutortiontat. NEW sta STADT THEATRE, 45 AND SF nowrey, 'UESDAY pa ha | OAT 1867, rie {ta magnificent pe aa fects and great cast, and Gp Dutch faros, entitled OOUSIN SOHNEIDER. ERRACE GARDEN—TO-NIGHT. Third on ah Fit A and Fifty-ninth ota. Po Re FE THOMAS R GARDEN: CONCERTS, THIS (TURSDAY) ‘giiteegee a beron"’ ST 6, AT 8. Wi aay tt CHRISTY'S NEW OPERA HOUSE— G Bad corner of of treaty saee wtreet. Great ne of SWEET bee . PERCIVAL. GEORGE crntstr ‘and OTTO OTTO BURBANK every aight. This is decidedly th: BEST BAND in the country. re ore ‘at 7, commences at 8 o'clock. [ATINEE every SATURDAY at 2 o'clook. i. FRANOISOO pghory RLS, 546 Bi BIRCH, WAMBOLD. REINARD. FEY kts cam ANC! STRELS, pant th is positive mperioriy over afr ean hen er ‘on fav sion all the wnarees wil be} oe public favor, New novelties is el cession. Doors open at7 Trouble commenceses o'clock. 0 Bae ELLY AND now 8 its ya TRIUMPHANT WELOOME 0! aS joey yriginal erdeeanas A re] pee a 3) ont in DELIGHTED new Operetia of REAPPEAR AUDIENCR! mui a tM i wh Ki THE \OREQUALLED Br iytt BCRE, NOVELTIES. } <BUELER’s, Aas As TREATRE, THE ORRAT vaRUERy THEATRE OF NEW TORS 1 ND RESORT OF TH 7H ts MONSTER itd OOMBINATION. ‘the of eminence in ibe Terpaicoress, Vecallamaty Etifopien nd Pantomtmic professions. THE ORBAT NVRETT TROUPE. In the gorgeous Geaote ge Ligh on THE MTBFIC STAI The beaut tral Hata All the great Ballet 4 FATTY BTRWART DOUGHERTY WOOD, MASTRR BARNEY HARI ¥ GOK in ype eter teri we . ‘Ree amall bliin , joors open at 634, Curtain rises MATINEE ON NS, TURDAT. ere RNOON. ONY pdt Le wn 0 A rates By m1 —- Ue 4 Aa ini THE ae eons. Tov yrith its grand, PANOWAMA tte FRANCE, IRELAND. BNGEA Spee FRANCB, of Mr. 8AM COLYE new Oo Troupe MATINEE, WEDNESDAY oan re yee o'clock, ANVARD'S MUSEUM, Corner Broadway and Thirtieth street. Bompat bas tole h 9 Sagas 5, and during ns Tae will be produc: ew Operatic Bi Atled e548 AND pie MATDEN, vai L. Matinees Weamondays . __ Admission § ‘80 cents. bern] Ndi EN N COTTON ape “eae THE MASTER fat 2 IN Remy nm pee ORIGINAL, PROOR oe very might this wee! use, i joining Fifth Avenue Hot Ares! onerh HOUSE, DROOEL TR. Fourth k of the now rigs entitled THE FroanEss: 0 or (8 Fe with ettects, 8 Woo, ‘Tri jortar nad es Hoot, Ae. ELAND'S OPERA Bocas, SARATOGA SPRINGS, Wednesday and Thursday erent A MiatiTe. 7 and 6 TWO GRAND KORE NI 0) Max Strake reapect ful citizens an® visiters in Saratoga that th ved iyrle arth, SIGNOR i gill appear in, two of on August os Figo in the Barber of seritte supporved August in a ir of 4 LE, PAULINE Kae ® BARAGLI ‘SUSINI, in ieoeped I LO F, PAttore, Cond Seats ean be.seoured af 3 Durkee's bookstore, Baratoge, $$ $$—__———_—_—__—__——o DWARD tee bg Lit 'S MUSICAL CONSERVE. tory will heres fier asthe New W YORK ths CONSERVATORY oF MUSIO. Vaeation till September The Conservatory wilt reopen in September ot 88 Ay 116 Ren Bi Fourteenth, street, 820 Broadway, former teachers hat ng been retained, Ti ubseription boo wil be open at tbe ome offices of "he Con rant Cireul ry ea August Ev erry HOUtEN iA ER, {x Mu diene a MOLLENHAUER, — ae 8. ¥. es BAN ae SOCIETY.—PI RST ‘estival and Concert will take ig Belvidere Park, Eighth avenue and 1 ‘crest, wo 1 conta edmitiing went and ledioe tore bad ot PAW. AuLe, Secretary. Guiswonn, Sec: REAT REDUCTION IN FARE eT Vi GBS Panconion 23703 tnd, Py line scamer from plet M North Tiver, dally at 8PM (aturdazoer cepted). Oni Tirit clasa and $18 aceon gaat cago, instead of $24 98 and 19 08 Charged by the comb. Also “proporti ail nation mouopol jonate reduction to Cher Western points, ” Tickets for sal $ oon O08 West at REAT REDTCHOR IN FIRST CLASS PARE, WEST, DT North and Bi New York Central and erinarn Railroads and Troy i ne sleaers, {roa pier #4 North rt {oot of Spring etree dally, at 6 P.M. (Saturd pind): Firat clas Dansanget gor fi i New fore ore o beat To Albany and Troy $1 75 Schenect Hee ‘ort Edward 2 Fond: Utien, wall inseatiate ponte . we vaneree old aod baggage checked at the office, 98 West UDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS. rains for x Aibeay te connecting with Northern ped Ww Xort, vie Hudso River snd 3:50, 6: ind it Peet P.M. ‘finda arlem fal ‘twen ‘wel tb atreet and 4M. 45 3 ing ana. fe cease team river will rum “sleeping © and ll P. M. traing. reg are a Va ROR BILE oe President, % ND SP ENDID. BALLROOM, P M yg NEW AND SPL! cree Hall, Sizth avenue, near Laas hy al hing completion; 18 80x100 feet and by Fae ndet unique and complete ball wad conesrt room ever erected ia ie city. Come eee. 18 Jn N HOSMER—FALL AND WINTER aha M's ropositions, fom managers in the, Biates and a nadas should Buflalo, 40 TO BANVARD'S MUSEUM AND GER THR NEW G and gorgeous Scenery thie evening, VALUABLE AN ‘The New ot History and Pol are added Yo thelr alread INTE: TING. ze eon aie etn u ‘Lectures daily. from 8 im the morme fag ull 10 oh night. Avagtet MUSICAL, nue ren tert a Pai tt gn eed Se ca | a re omtiarreery Rr aae sae cou nt he, fort at not at 12 aoe ease Es oer Re ony) Leg end Columbia ab 40) FoR, 248. ATs sine ae aa SpE |