The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1867, Page 3

Hig DEATH 9 NN’. “Sy HAMILTON. P . . The ceevrrence which resulted in the death of thie 26, 1867. “P'Whiad Be doomets Dewt'to, Protect the compaay against | gouiloman ie described a¥ follows — $3 oh 4 a . 3 7 : . > while sstogie om ay he 22d instant, Ch ts a escttnsten a Ga, eon vena te > Spy Wouderfal at. e Ce de ¥ fF biut a, nat Witte a” piece oF " nek Bias & yon ° ( y= Woudert penis, 4 ‘ ieee “ Fermations—A Subtertnneny boty: foce indie Sage aresr oe GM ag : it wp the d ake CORPO a Ee tarere—oiner Weeteentee C . 0 ; wan iNew © BeOM even 11 ‘auch e poliopatiowlé fi fa the mauiac’s handy : ; Reading, Southera, 65a | Pacific Mail Company (o pass div:deatin.” She 50:9 3 Fa omas Wou! oa ee Bort 6, 1 ion ; ; Cleveland aud Pittsburg, 873; wT; Rock Tatund, | im question han not:dheulacsa ofa formal sepe:', 0:2 | “A eh spo ite art or municipality Qf Manta Catarinn is nt aia r marie te tors tnleentonton apie ‘are still vory conddent Of the'r position, the more par- Wouldriy ae the sotiig’ preiacnt in this statement says Sore Wayne, . Nosth western, wGeation of agsete is pot minuie epough 10 vo other’ , Khim » 4 A gue enduoeges p= 4 Whout refed thsvescran romana; ce Mice aaie ots sy.» | inser wa wre complete one romeo. | Sen oem eebbsc cin ws that city, and kas within iis precincts net only pire mebows mat be ues 111; Western Uniea Telegraph, ; Obie oud | the retdra Or'Mr. Atiad McLatie frou! nW'trip to Califor- ( village of that name, but's considerable extent of couse; ve, cet omens tn ee ee: arid Soxd HH; Hia"eue-ONLRK swergioer bet! wl tut Aue portion rs . Soekaeammans athe a peti [i Qaickstivel, 204° 2034; Atlantlo Mail, 119 a 1193+ | ‘alreadyopubliehed: — mooie ru sal pei: = the liberal nuse and ¢ ‘ pan oa i Srarerer ne vaveseiny ayers ‘Yo mr foano ow iaigitoad tthe Parivic Matt at Sante Catarty’s om pel . ladder, \ Courany ime att 4 @ —ta, accord: Hib your resolution of each one a copy of the othetieis p20 aa ‘hate abandoned oe ance with yo 0 is olue- Lh Ta Seine kata Nor 18, I bave the tereport that our re. wept the dates The inhabitants are very patriehiqvand: theqyels cn, at or Sipe come poomed ‘allo sources; for theogear ending dist of | Joshue Ridewou. § aduing follows .— Gtalike foreignors quite as much as did their Todi aa ~ colpls, trom, last Saturdag. Wotaditenmed. tho’ ripe Ros, a) gat }aix years, auilibad Sogud Ua wyeuls-Qmre centora, and doagt with all truthfulness tba the foot of drapery oY the tnvader wever desecrated their soll. ‘Under the ew- delusion, As our From freichis. +, Nasppio, Ufo a peon made a Maso “Oe, 7 He 101%; June 1.30? 104% 0/1046, duly. 7.30's, 104%. |. 20 » ae pelt die ley iy ue at pire they refused to recognize any othe'r than the liberal art, Tho p and im despite of te agonizing remon- : 104% ; May compounds, 1865, 117340 11734; August do,, the age of uinoty “strances of tho Firet-Afealde thety representatives signed jourver of Lafayett all reports and ether official documents with the old for- | teyelas, such a8 “God and Nber,y,"* «Long live the repub- js, And at other the land before bim spreads out into a deautifal with and acc hog corm wi it i tit d i i i i Bi es Hid ; iH catty : ss ageey avers before us, and now returned PAD water of ley eopiness, w! See ie erdae coualned a foothold i} AO i In authority, organising and coptroljing aii preparatone; jitsle tina ter ony tae the pabio arenes aree moat need, can“od- enormous sums t0 | . to the be ‘sald: to thestcoredlag Reve ms | Some ip warn Rn gue tmeationed. Whether ‘man whe bas of an. of the State te Convene the Tamaulipas Lesiela- 6g @ 11636; September do., 115% a 116; October do., ‘The monthly average of the gold market sinoo the suspension is thus showa:— Ran. BBbsEs Augut Sey Oct Nov. Deo, Se * BeESuEEEE i BRESEESEERED gprs vp 3 By ea 2 17 1469 89 76 ae * STH 148: a1 131K MWK oe pen The prospect. on. the, Stook Exebange is, favorable to |. apeculative activity, especially in railway sberes, owing to the large earaings of thé roads during the year and the growing monetary ease at thiscentre. The earnings for the eleven months ending with November of four. teen of the, principal, ratiway companies averaged. $171 per mile more than in. the corresponding months of 1866, and thia, ia the face of the depression which has everywhere prevailed im trade has ‘strengthened confidence: im the vaiae of railway stocks, The dis- Dureement of the January dividends by public com- panies will be likely to creale an active demand for government securities under’ which the market for ‘them catimot fail to be matermlly ‘strength- ened. The duiness and depression in trade will have the effect of stimulating business in Wall street loans and speculations. With respest to gold the decline of the fast two months has been so great that it is reason. ‘able to look for a Teaction, the'more ‘particularly asthe [T° ‘Treasury will lose thirty miltioas of ite cola reservein January, and the financial future of the country is the Teverse of promising, it-view of declining revenues and tute=Disaffection at Matameres—Hepes of | the threatening condition of aflaira in the South, which, “Pyesarte Partg Ready te Raice a Reve- J Marauonos, Dec. 8, 1967. torameombie at Victoria, the capital of the State, and as | the result the reorga@Pzation of the stale government bangs fire, This neglect on tho part of the patriotic representatives of the border sovereigns, cad only be explained by the fact that the position of legistator js } always a thankless one, usually without emolument and "{ Bot seldom a dangerous one.’ A very general apathy existe among the people im regard to political matters, The atsempta heretofore made to establish a government bave proved such disastrous failares that no interest is felt In ‘the matter, nothing good fs hoped for, and x0 ‘they are left at peace in the present, they are careless of instead of contributing to the public income, is adding largely to the current expenditures of the governmentiat the same time that % presents a pictare of want, crime tho national banks early in January will, according to the present indications, be made up without the slight. est distarbance of monetary affairs, aud the return flow of curreacy from the West will soon quicken. The presidents of the three consolidatea express companies—namely, the Adams, the American and the United ‘Statez—and also the Merchants’ Union this morning published a card in which they announce that an agreement has been made between them, the terms of which are as we stated yesterday, and by which the opposition between the last mentioned and the other companies is terminated. The advertised angounce- Total... Bart a Mortage Oe neler vogue $7,030,107 An® our ‘dtsbursements during the samé period bave For ruauing expenses of steamors, emeting ine Voyages of the Great Republic and China from York. to thoge of the Costa Rica and ‘Unico aad snengy: aT a agency expences, juding wharf rents and salaries. Benecia depot, . : Dividends—One per cont Phe and.three of 3 per cent 000, 000. ‘Leaving excess of receipts over disbursermenta “ * 2 Dating ine: aa TiAyeake tendecl vapatse eash Way, without serious the follow. ‘Throvgh from New York to Sen #raucieco. ‘Through from Gan Francisca to New Yorks)... Total number of thi je way’ Bat dh rough passengers. ‘Wag, homeward... Total murder of paseencers,.....+....-++ sence ‘MERCHANDISE PReionT, From New York to San Franco, wus From San Francisco to New York, tous. Total through merchand: ht, tons, .. ‘Way, tons... mn TREDD tees ‘Way, homeward, tous. Total merchandise by LOMB i rer neeere eres From San Francisco to foreign ports, value. 11,920,315 seomita mince ++ $42,201,019 upul the Ist of. October our inwall were detained at quar. satles 5 a tho Gatiery, the streagy of the Company's 7 increased, jew "York and Costa and Bhanghae respectively until he line, say about July will be made, 1m accord- ry port detail on the organfation of our China line, and the cost of coal depots, wharves and offices at San Fran. yap Hong Kong, premising that, to to this date, we Lave expounded ard of $4,000,000 in rs and depots for this {i bat the receipts from fraght aed mails are in excess 01 the cur. rent ex, and that . oo $1, ‘the future, This resting extends even to the legislators ment thus imporfectly explains thesnature of the con- | requir (© complete, be was eppoimed by Juarex, At latest accounts but . pe Dad arrived at Victoria, General Pavon joeued assemble, and Girectinig’ that thetf “expenses be paid advance from the Custom Houses, As these have no alt @xpress companies would, like Othello, find their occa Scat Mak the ‘Governor. a 7 el ot, 4 Shecies manners * A MAMIAG ON A RAILROAD TRAIN. Yrrom tbe Ceire dit) Demecraty Dos, aod vw CI reac! oi Bim, a aight a} we ed rea ig Coram. Swenty-four Sook pation gone, or at least limited to receiving and de livering goods at raitway mations fhistend “Of trans. Porting them ell over the differeat limes of railway an at the exprets companies being in nesriy ali cages limited to one year, and wherefore terminable at its expirauon At the option of either party, The companies i BS 000 AB Possible ia the that'one of the savings tanks im shia. to those whe furnish the capital, and should be meade, every half-year, At Present tine an extra dividend from the boards of carried Comfort inte tmaay eo In this ofty alone, win, ap ‘tie, bave hetd Work to make beth etids mest withoat ye we drawing their tittle all from the servings banka, ad ey BAVe eu extract from the etevement of Pacifo Mail Steamship Company, just terued. show. Sig. NG asaets to HO $22,472,654 bar these appear tobe |» 0 roughly estimated Vaal 1 w diMeritte form on vpinion me to Whether they of understated. We notices, wowerer, (hat sharon of the company’s stock are OURO 46 4B. a8"6t to Che amount of $3,693.055, the cost pric, The Beare'yn the ¢ Urtue that the latter item does tint a bona Ade adeat, Ghd that the value | of the Goropany’s teat estate and coal \@ overeinedy, ‘while the baile iM the mock weo have en} ; Alan Mi Harve of , eres ciphoweel svatentnn Market for the Flock ie greatly eversol@, bet ibe hears | and Adame for Wo vaventigate Ne adeten eariy in the prevent year The sail alias tee for the aggr = sea . paid. Total _. MARRIAGESOAND-DSATHS. GAL ORRALBEY E> GR ERY, OD, in Brooklyn, , D., by the Rev. J. W, Gutpenaterve to Honan 5, E L Hewitr—Twdtat On’ ‘Toestay, Pecbthber 24, 01 the residence. of the. bridels Calaer, ee Mer. Jobo M, Leek, Frances C. Hi MeauEL Tu0Mas, both lyn. ry ase eed ‘ednesday, Dacgmber 25, in m= DILLING: n STodngs 25 iitinabure, ate tae 9 ed eka ee, Wins ias B, Mason, Of Jomoy. Cry, 10 Mise SATs PILLNGU Ay ‘Suimmoxs—Hivxa —Oa Tuesday, December 24, at the resrdenee of the brid: sapere 3 Mr. Hour T. 6 ‘ panne ea at Oe yeh si: 2s abe tome velar lor please c a pa regreag yet aeemeeeer by the. Rey... (er, ; ret of Boston, tia, wah Mink). Banson, of We No eardees) as naiute 88 Jeane Copy. be Toast Al tre Besteea eter Methodiet Vesron— fT Wi December 25, by the Fee prowas Pallte A Voted Wo atlse Mane Kanvotrn, alt of Ubis city. NO. gAtHe +. go. Diodes ning duit Batowuw.—On Monday, Decomber 23, -Agawe: Bar vwix, eldest daughter of Joho Honpria Bgidwin, aged 10 years, 7 months and 28 11 ore oe ‘The relatives and friends of the famtiy are respectfully Invised to atiend (Poursday) aiernoon, at one o'clock, rate Kona heck ky, Bunyert.—On We 25, Barrow Borwerr, bt parson Tnginh, Jade” Of Kingsion, Ja- maica, aged 78 years, The trleads of the (amuy: are raspecttelly invited to Attend the funeral, from the residqnce of ;his son-in-law, ea Lege aha om — Thirty-sixth street, on riday mori at nine 0'd100K. 5 4 om Bexce On Wednesday, December Sh bynts, wifo of Israel Bance, ta the 66th year of her age. ‘The remasius will be takea ‘to Comme, J. I, for in- aged 76 years. His friends and those of his aona, M! 3 Luke, are reapecsfully invited vo the fanorai, from the Church of the'Nativity, t iy) morn- ‘at balf-past pine o'clock, x 1.48,—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, December 25, Witte H, Dovcuss, inthe o9th y in age. Funeral will take piace frou ailence, B84 Adeiphi street, on Friday mornii f-past ten , ad "Si us ai Rb ia lone pore poste At data I, on AY, December 2:; Tolatives sud Trends at invited to nétei? the fonera!, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o’ciocky trom the Presbyterian cuurch, Cars leave Haater's Point at hal’ vistas widow of Chartes @amuey, in her year. 1 ‘The friends of the farnily and thoae of by on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late reei- denoe, No. 19 Piut sirert, Goopwm. —In the 651b year of bis age, Neat Gooowiy, native of Omagn, county Tyrone, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family, and also Uhuse of bis son-in- Jaw, Thomas O'Brien, ave invited to ationd: the funeral, this (Thursday) forenoon, at baif past nine o'clock, from 26 Henry street, and trom there tot Teresa's church, corner eigers and Sor streets, where a requiem bigt TOAS Will be offered for the repose of tis soul, Fo geri Tuesday, December 24, L. ARRIS, of ia city, in the 40:b of his the Woctees-and: friends of the family are respect~ fally iavited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at half. ‘Bine o'clock, from the residence of his son- in law, Henry Wilson, No, 26 West Thirty-0tih atreet, Without further notice New Orleans ro please copy, Hartigax,—On Wednesday (Christmas morving), Do- cember 26, Maragw Hanrigax, aged 55 years, ‘ ‘The friends and relatives are rerpectfaily invited to attend the faneral, from 197 West street, on Friday aflernogn, at one o'clock, - Hetsxn.—On Tuesday, December 24, Minsie, daughter of 0. F.and Amelia Heller, aged 14. years, 2 mouths and ye ‘The relatives and friends of the ny imv ited to attend the funera), on e o’viock, from ibe residence of her parents, atreet, ‘Horan. On Monday, Decomber 23, of consumption, Witssem Uoran, Hrsnuv, aged 36 years. eg NS wa, friends of the f1 also the mem. vers of Joba Ulard Lodge, No. 2 , aad A. M., and the meniters and ex members of iment b N. Thy tend the funeral, {rom Fifteenth street, near Sixth Bb ONO 0 C.ULK, ‘he members of Joba D. Willard Lox hereby cam moned to a! than F. A. Mare Special commmemeniion, teihe beld-at shalt rooras, company at eleven 0”: . ww the par foe oP aria 8 iat arth eck kM the mnadery {te condiunt, deer is whieh wil Fooder secure a to fase di an eqdiprecnt, Tam enteted we cen in tbis potioy v i ct or reserve a " re re bei es ogee eg vlewsy Since U ont was | bare received fro oat York qgont, Onptain FOR, Baby, a letior eat dim by Do» Seesagie nt of the my Rtekinehip Company, ‘and bw reply ' ‘ Carringtou'® Communication i oniy of De pe ecad the persistqui and vureasona- thee gta omen AM Bia: adi ia, th Te were werk osiigntoyierh weeld ine’ bth dal oy OF unpre A ny, FJ to wre the treater Me Sin The dietlind OF the. latter vsing, th a Vig cause of Serer, alee, of ship Company, A.) 0! eb LOUTS MCLANE, President pro tem, MR A, ndent of the Rosen ar the diazon “on the old brottior Tudsan- Hanne, iy order. | “ at the reri- Bryan Lawrence, “Mire Fasxy Law. year of her aga) oe sit ris i i | of the famitpare invited to at- ; 0 8 I after eldest LA, aad " ) ‘4 , ab Hee o'clock, from the rendence of the parents, —At Morrisan’a, on Tuesday , December youngest cnild of James and we Bev. 7 end ' le tal’ viet ty ‘iad tee fenerat ron sue residence morning. at ive a aa Lc RRR si oes Witla myad ware t. ‘Ric aged yeh an % Funeral trom the residence of his parents, 172 1 n au Hake ( ornoon, at Up oicicek, whem id, wares vem are invited to elyo (N. Vi) eed Piieburg (Pa) papers please simeno.—On Monday, December 8, Mrs Mf sny N. suage (lormeriy of Puladetynal Wat, peat at invited to atvend tho aL twelve o'Clovk, trom her inte residence, 12 W Sumsr.to ohis ctiy, ou Wednesday, Docomber 25, dons f. Siucty aged Oyenre PURI. Secor 2s, ‘The relatives ah4 friend Of the Mrnily are . fully lewited to attend Toat wir, ae O'otreke ML, Canad aan, be! t La pb A, Schabbeliar ayodol panne D toe and 16 Be 4 THOR AN ROE Prid! 'vo8 OF TNO fermi are respect’ 1 attendee r «acre weFViCg, BL SI. 1! bak 7 LY. onday, December 23, Tuomas Viner, i Sark friends of tha ferniiy, ond of hie goon, John end Thom i, ate lavited to funeral, this (Thoredsy! afteraoum, at ome e'clock. Wo. 00 Hank etree,