The New York Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1868, Page 8

tenn ae THE COURT ¢, UNITED STATES DISTRICT CO" MATIN BANKRUPTCY, Motion for an To) 4 anction Granted, Bofore Juego Blatchford, In tne Matter of Sey aour, Pearless and Sand:.—A Petiteon for compu! sory bankruptey having boon fled en Saturday, Mr. “¢dwin James applied, undor tho for- tieth section of tae Bankrupt law, for an wjunction te restrain one Richard J, Scrivener from selling or dispos ing of goods of the value of $14,000, Whicn are alleged ja the poticion and affidavits to have heen transferred dy the frm to him when they wero ia a state of insol- vemcy, and by Of fraudulent reference over the other creditors of firm, The bilts of lading hed ‘Deen proven, and the goods were pow in the custody and control of Seri Jin tha warehouses of tne Cunard Company in Jersey City. Judge Bistchford granted the ‘junction, UNITED. STATES tACUIT ‘COURT. Important Case~-Actien by the Marquis del Griilo, Husband of Madame Ristert, Ageinst an American Citizen for Allegea Maultcious Prosecution and False Impri: nent. An action forvalleged malicious prosecution ‘end false- ¢mprisonment Jaas becn commenced inthe United States Circuit Court for this distriet by the Sarquis Gel Grillo, husband of Me.dame Tistorl, agalust @iver F.Papy, who Tesices at We st Sixtoenth street. Damages are laid at $10,000. A.rout %hree months go the atfendant ie ‘tho presen’. suit, as is alleged, hadthe Marquis arrested ‘on @ chary.e of insulting his (Papy’s) wife, ‘The Marquis ‘was takon before Judge Dodge, wt one of the city police ‘courts, ¥ answer that complajnt, and the result of the matter there was that she charge was either abandoned or dismissed, Yesterday Mr. Papy wee arrosied and brought before Comenseions® walis, wba held Limto Dail in the sum of $4,000 to take Iie = at the ensu term cf the Circuit Gourt, his sureties being Mrs, Teresa iMrvJdobp D, Prince. t the instance of the Marguis del Crillo anenced in the Stavecourts; but twas fount by the Marmuis lege! advisers that it could mot De reached in time, as he bas to goto Havana with his wife, Madame Ristorl, ‘who is soon to appear im that city for the parpose of fulfilling a professional engage- ‘ment. Oy tue etura of the Marquis the case will be tried in the Citenie Cour:, when ne doubt ail the facts on * Poth sides will be elicked. The Marquis has retained Mr. Douglas’ Campbell and Mr. dames Geddes Day to * conducs the ease on his bebaif. COURT OF GENERAL ‘SESSIONS. Chmrge to the Grand Jary—The net she Coecealed Weapons Acts Discussed. Before Judge Russel. The January term of thié court commenced ‘yester- flay, his Honor, Judge Russel presiding. Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Hutchings will conduct the prosecution. Tho first bas! nese in order was the empanelling of the Grand Jury. Mr. Stephen Hyatt was chosen by the Coart to act as foreman, The City (judge then charged the Grand Jury as fol-, low: GuNTLEM?@® or THE GRaxD Jury—The accountability which deviaives upon you Isa great one, ‘The relntions you bear t') the administration of criminal justice can- not be too- highly estimated, In some instances your action upo a misdemeanor, which comprebend all crimi- nal otienc #s below the degree of feiony, may-be neces- wary to tthe arrangement of partiea accused of those crimes, Aud your obligation to the community cannot be beiter cischarged than by attending to the particulars of the cr.th wiiich has beew adrainistered to your fore- man ab 4 to which you kaye ail bound yoursolf to con- form. ~fow are to take care that the guilty do not escape, sad to see that the innocent do not suffer. You are to pres mt no one who js free from offence, and you are to leavis none unpresented whose conduct justly desig. mates teem as Criminals, You are to pay no attention ‘to official station or social position. ou are to yield yourseives to no undue or improper influences of any description. You are tobe merciful, but resolute in meeting the responsibiitties whieh attwch to you. You can at all times if go inciined appeal to the court for aid and legal direction, and you wii! find it ready to answer your demands upon it. Judge Russel then proceeded to instruct the jury upon the law reiating to the several grades of ofeuces that would be presented to them, ‘The court would desire to instruct the jury to investi gate ollcuces against the provisions of the act of 14th Of April, 1369, by which the sale of intoxicating liquors ‘was rogulated in the city of New York, known by the title of the Excise law, and to indict all offenders @gainst that law. The validity of that act lad been established by the highest court in the United States, and must be obeyed aud ite provisions enforced as jong Gs it remained om the statute book. The injustice of Tegisiating on such @ subject for a portion of the State Of passing moral laws wuich apply to only a portion of our citizens and our terriiory, would seem to be obvious to every mund. It is difficult to understand why the poople of this great city require to be more restrained “in the use of intoxicating liquors than those of other cities in our State. If this law is demanded for this city it is demanded for the whol Biate. Vice is the same everywhere, If thera i greater amount of it in tuis city than im any other sin- gle locality in the State, it ts because of the greater Bumber of human beings congregated here. Mucn has Deen saidand written as to the beneiits of this law, but it bus nog been and is not supported by my experience ‘aga criminal magistrate and judge. He had the honor of ascat in the present Constitutional Convention of this State, and he suggested in that assembly that a pro- ‘Vision suouid be inserted in aay constitution that might be framed by that body forbidding the enactment of laws for particular localities without aifecting every part of the State. Such legislation proceeds upon the idea that one part of.the state ie leas virtuous than another, Which the Legislature bave to and doassume. The Probability is that this Excise law would not bave been sed had it boen extended to the whole Siate; and it unquestionable that bad such been ite character it ‘would nobbave been and wouid not now be resisied as it has boon and is. i have felt constrained to say wis much, as the Legislature which 18 soon to commence is eutiied to Lave the testimony of this court (so far as am concerned), derived from observation of the workings of this law as to its wisdom or efficacy, Ov the question of Venement and Jodging Houses in. this.city and Brooklyn all would admit the humanity and” propricty of the legislation of laat ses- sion, Icia said’ that baif « million of the population are huddied together in those tevement heuses, and fore thau twenty-five thousand human beings are crowded into cellars, The act of last session reaches those two evils and prescribes the duty and (he mode of Ventilating such preimises and proviting proper means ‘of escape in caso of fire, Sanitary measures and pre- Cautions are also urged oy this enactment, Tn illustra- fou of what be stated in reference to this act he would refer to a recent occurrence whlch involved the Jose of the lives of & number of human beings im one of those tenement howes in this city. In reference to use of concealed weapons, Judge Russel reviewed the practice of carrying and ‘using deadly weapons at ©onsiderable ieagib, and concluded by saying :—“What- ever tho future may have tn store in reference to this Matier, (bere can be no ground of complaint if those ‘who wear deadiy weapons about their persons are ad- Mouished in season by the course of our courts and Juries of the liability attaching to their use’ On the Bavject of railroad and other accidents the Judge thus expressed bimself:--‘'Jt ought to be watter of con- Eratulation that Lowever frequent the accidents in our city they are wot of that frightiul or appalling kind which Bre happoning in other places and directions; steam- Woot burnings, railroad disasters and boiler explosions come to us with the issue of every day's press, Not many days eince the community were ahocked by the report of some fifty human beiogs traveiling in a rail- Toad car beng precipitated down a bigh embankment, the car Ored oy the overturning of the stove, aud alinost every one Lape: im the fiamos, It would seem as thoy there must fault or negtigence somewhere. Those who control the dreadful elements of fire and @teaw cannot be held free of great responsibility, mod, wbove all, when those agents are wi connection ‘with public conveyances ‘The msenis of passengers daily carried within tbe samxs of this Ste and overt railroads h: by these agents on steamboats right to expect and demand that tho /aws enacted for t! socurity shal not prove adead giter. itis to be feared that Loo much is cov- ered up a © the mame of ‘accident.’ Our law in all provg@ence draws but a slender distinction between ee Deg igence 4 poritive intention; where reck- esness 4p human deuger becomes #o great ay to evince &® perfect Jndifference to consequences, no matter how Berious, tit Bot easy to appreciate tho difference be- tween it aud an actual design to produce the same re. sults. The@atutes of this State are ample in reference to these subjects, and each Legisiature supplies sueh omissions a 520 only be discevered by time, Should any cases ixijfing within them come before your body = auld geceive prompt consideration, “There are ower staiutes in addition to those already ro. ferred te, to which the Court at each term is expressiy enjoined to cad! the attontionof the Grand Jury, The wlatute against amiry, by which the taking of more than vou per ceut {aterest far tbe loan or forbearance of money is declarad to be 4 miad tho statute Againe extortion, which makes iedewmeanor tor ue otfionrs to take or receive any othar or greater tooo wand for off services than is or shall be w; the statute relative to lotteries aud the 9 wo elections This mg! the first term 01 of the court thw year, and you boing the first Andicting body sass jn this county this year, let me be pardoned for saying to you and to all in any wey related te the administration of sauce, in tile placa, that the public loak to us to prove far af thie Court \@ concerned, the criminal laws “of the State wiji, at all hazards, oud ‘under ail eirourn. p.ances, be vindicated and upheld, Whatever hee dean accomplished a the gest, pply ourse ves to to our resent and futare dutios renewed and dovbis d vigor, alming at the dissemination in every a Feciion of those blessings whch are incident tothe main- tenance ,tnd preservation of public order,” The Grand Jury then \"etired to their room for deliveration. The Coury thea proceeded to Cispose of the casos be- fore it, CONesOTION FOR FORARRY, Robvert Jobne, 1, whe was indicted for forgery in the third degree, pica Lod guilty to tne fourth grade of that crime, The charge Was that the defendant, on the 12tn ot November at the banking a@stabliebment of Jay Co . yreeonted @ sealed letter purport- fing to be signed by : i cart, Foquem'ng the orm to send him twenty-e)'t thousand doliars’ worth of five-iwenty United § hich # check was enclosed for the sum of $28,466 $1, purporting to be feigned by Fred. Butiorfieid &: Co. The prisoner was in- etructed to wait whtil the cheek wag hens Yo the pan 10 be certitied, ie wate Gieeot ered that the fetter the « \ ¢ Oba that & to presen ourt, and Wwe e ded the aeccuses for cei FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Jan, 6—6 P, M. ‘Tho gol’ market was strong and excited all day, aod the oxtreme range was from 134% to 13534, with the clesing transactions prior to the aiijournment of the Doard at 135%, following which sales were made at 18534, the latest quotation being 13534 813534, There ‘was's very active borrowing demand for coin, and, not- withstanding the large floating supply, loans wore made without interest and at 1-64 per cent per diem in favor Of the lender, after rates varying from one to six per ‘cent had been paid for carrying, The volume of busi- ness Was unusually large, and the gross clearings amounted to $83,890,000, the gold balances to $2,223,625 and the currency balances to $3,039,198, The impors Of apecie at the port last weok aggregated $189,550, Tho total amount of gold certificates tasued by tne Sud- ‘Treasury up to Saturday evening is $242,733,660, of which $208,578,000 have ‘deem redeomed, leaving $34,155,660 ‘outstanding. ‘There was apparently no special eause forthe advence, bet the matural reaction from extreme depression was Simulated by purchases %® cever “short” ‘contracts, aud the market is still largely oversold, white, in ylew of the finapcial situa- tion and the prospects of the country, the premium ie -by 00 means high. ‘The stock market has beon, on the whole, strong, although @ break in Rock Island, which earried it tem- porarily below 5, caused an unseitled fosting to prevail ebout noon, but this was soon succeeded by a return of ‘Confidence and a complete recovery of prices, The ‘de- cline in quosi#on was caused by a report, which proved true, thatan injunction had been issued by Judge Cardozo, of the Supreme Court, oh the application of Mesere. Fisk & Belden, stock brokers, restraining the directors of the Chicago and Rock Island Railway Company from allow- ing any portion of tno $4,900,000 of the now ewck to be trausferred on the books and from parting with any of tne procecds of the sale of the mew stock. The defendants.are to show cause on the 18th inst. why the jnjunction should not be continued until judgment ig rendered in the action, The discreditable stock-job- bing manner in whioh the stook referred to was issued calis for investigation on the part of the stockholders and a full explanation from the directors, and it is to be hoped that the latter, and Mr. David Dows and Mr. Tracy in particular, wilt not shrink from their duty in this particular. The following is the text of the injunc- tion retorred Supreme Court,—James Fisk, Jr., William Belden and Willtam B, Bradford vs. the hicugo, Rock tsland and -Pacific Railroad Company, John F. Tracy, Charlies W. Durant, Thomas P, Sturges, David Dows, David Craw- ford, Jt., Thomas C. Durant, Francis H. Tows, Oliver Chariick, Robert A, Forsyth, Ebenezer Cook, and N, B. Curtis and Clark Durant, -It appearing to my satisfac- thon by the aftidavits of Willem elden and Tames Fisk, Jr, that sufficient. grounds for an injunction bec 1 do hereby order that the defeudants. above named and ch of them refrain from allowing a transier upon the books of ‘the Chicago,,Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company of any sbares or instruments purporting to be certificates of shares in the fapita) stock of Bald company, issued im excess of the ninety-two thousand shares of the said stock created at the organization of the sald company, and from partiag with any of the proceeds of the certificates purporting to represent new stock. of the said company in excess of the ninety-two thousand shares originally isaued, and from paying out any money of the said company for or ‘on account of the said now issue cf sock until the de- cision of the motion to continue tb # jajunction, And jet the defendants show cause at a special term of this court’ to be beld at chambers in the City Bali, in the city of New York, on Monday, the 13th of ‘January, 1868, why this injunction should not be con- tinued until judgment is rendered in this action. ALBERT CARDOZO, J. 6 C. New Yorr, Jan. 6, 1868, The bull element is decidedly in the ascendant on the Stock Exchange and the tendency of prices is upward, Speculation for a rise is stimulated by the abundance of money and the prospect of still greater ease, and while all the principal stock houses and leading pro- fessional operators are on the bull side of the market the bears aro epmparatively few snd inactive, Tho source of the strength of the market for railway shares ig to be found in the large earnings of the railways during the past year, the average having been equal to more than ® hundred and seventy dol- lars per mile greater than in 1803, @ convincing proof that the stagnation which pravailed in trado did not extend to them. Now that it is accepted as almost certain that there will be no further contrac- ton of the currency, coufidence in values of all kinds is growing, and the sooner the Senate takes conclusive action upon this subject by passing the House anil-con- traction bill the better for the country at large. The supply of capital offering on call is abundant at six and seven percent, with most of tbe transactions at the lower rate, while first class commercial paper, of which the supply 1s hmited, passes at 7 a 8 per c The action of the Board of Brokers on Satur- day respecting Messrs, Lockwood & Co, to which we referred yesterday, bas excited con- rable comment im tho street, aug the proceeding of the board is regarded as not only extremely arbitrary, but illegal. As we ex- plained, Mr, Williston B, Lockwood, a member of the open board, was admitted a member of his father’s firm on the ist of the present month, and the board have de- clared the seats of Mr. le Grand Lockwood and Mr. Van Buskirk forfeited in consequence, on the ground that the firm in taking a member of the open board into partner- ship violated the sixtieth rule of tho assoviation, which reads as foliows:—‘‘Amy member of this board uniting with aay other organization where stocks, bonds, &c,, are dealt in, or who ehall visit the rooms where such deal- ing are had, shall ceage to be a member of this board.”” Herein, it will be observed, nothing whatever js said) against & member of the board entering into partuersbip with a member of any other op, yet the board has proceodod just as if there had Leena and expelied a firm that reflected credit upon the association, Probably if Messrs, Lockwood & Co. valued their connection with the regular board they would legaily resist the action of the board; but agit is the board itself will be the only Joser by the course it has pursued, which savors too much of old fogyiwm and injustice either to command respect or to insure ultimate success, The statement of the associated banks of thie city for the week ending on Saturday last 1s identical in ery respect with the Mgures alroady published in this colume, the Joans showing an increase of $4,879,015, the specie of $1,752,045, the legal tender noies of $1,453,269 and the deposits of $8,257,505, while the cir- culation bas decreased $9, The totais of the present and last previous statements are as follows:— 483) i203, 674 today’s business as followe:— Total receipts. shoes, 716 foo payments, $4,490,405 000 Baance....... 07,169,103 s5x000 SALES AT TWE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. 6—10:15 A. M. —FKor gold notes. 78 5) ay sun) 77000 8860) 1s 800) tg “190 Bi 16000 41000 nH $000 0 L100 $8 “an oe 1009 oe 700 7. Hs 290) iy 200 di & Lu At mic fi a0 93 1 93) ao. ; > ae BOO NY Oon 6a, 872. UL ae 1000 Brie Ist m. ete oy 45 900 Erie 4th m. 4 4“ BO)0 Tole Wab equ “ 2940 Mil & St B tanost r 45) 4a Won Tel abe 8) Fourth Nat Bk, 102% n National Wwe 40 Es Metropolitan 18" pear Western Va} rel 8: 19 Quicksver ining. Hi iv anton 00. wo 650 Pacitic Matt &8 Go. ba ‘ef H RR.b90 a 190 Han & Sto pret Bieraay Coa Ru. 29 Duo & ORR. tg . SBE =arke Sees83e: 1009 do. 2500 a Mar & COMMERCIAL REPORT. Moxnay, Jan. 6—€ P.M. wing to the urfavorable cable advices from ool The merket was depressed, and prices receded ay ty at the reduction the demand was onl looted up 1,80 bales, mclading 1,1 for export pat S30 or palng. We « “Good Miidiing” ‘OFYER.—-Kio was tn moderate ‘demand atal Sut Asadfoes price While other kinds were dull, but without change in yalue, Sales 1.00 bazs nee of the cargo ex Rio, bal a and 7% do, ex Agnes, at 10),¢, cash, gold, in Ore Amp Gnas --Receipte, 7,628 Dble, dont, 28,498 bara a 3,79 bbls, and4,829 bagecorn ‘meal, 79,214 bushels wheat BES do, orn, 1420 do, oath, 33 do, rye, 4,900 do, malt an flour market Tewartied abou the same abou Bangeay. ‘TM demataMl was tabderate, buts booyaat lone pervaded the market aud full prices were cuit for ail Whilowome few sules were eifected at t ade vance, aoe jour was In toderate roqu Sue the twas very firm, partictlarly for choice, i he sales bbl For Southern flour the demand was fair and full Brices were realized, The sales wei bb! Rye tlour ruled steady, with a moderate demand, the gales being 350 bois, at our quotations. Cora meal waa idag ang Sates 750 bois, at $625 for city and $6 10 4 $6 wv for Jersey, We quote:— heat Superfine $8 t 0 Beto % 10a 1 BTUm u 8 Round hobp Ohio, inde, brands; 0 50a 11°60 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brand: 1 0a 4 00 81. Louls low extra. 0 Sa 1h 6D St. Louis straight extra 2.00 a 13 00 St. Louis choice double extra. 3 00 a 15 50 St. Louis choles ve 5 50a 18 60 1 00a 13 5 1 00 a 16 50 California four 13 09 9 13.75 Rye flour sceuipersine). 7 iba yd Corn meal, etty.. 632 — Corn meat, Brandy win 6, — Corn meal, Jerse 6 Wa 620 —The market tor ‘quiet but very steady. ‘There wan some looking around on the part of suippers but ex- y geptoniete were in the main limited to prices consider: clow the views oe holiers. The Daa eae about bushels, at $2 85 8736 for amb r, $2 38 for fair No, l spring: (very intle beter than ai bait ‘No, 2), $2 52)¢ for straight No, 1; included in the above was a lot of No. apring on the canal on private terms, Corn, wae steady, with a fair demand. ‘the were about i ab fisasi 40 for new white joutbern aud Jersey, él ‘390 $ 1 40 for new Western mixed, adoat; $1 41 0 31 42 for old “3 in store, and $143 a $1 44 for choice do. sf Ge were in active speculative demand, and pri rn. The sales were about 500,W00 bushels, 1 rly all cre Sic, clomng tizm at the ouiside price, whieh was bid { bushels, Some trifling sales were reported at a tritle over 87c., bat we could nat trace them. Rye was Orm,-with small sales of Southern at $1 64a $1 72 Barley was in some de- mand, the sales being 500 bushels: two-rowed State, at $1 54, in store. Of barley malt « sule was reported of 4,00 buabels ‘Blato at $1 85. Fpruicurs.-The offerings of provisions and grain were Mberal, and higher rates were obtained in some cases. Tho demand for vessels for charter was light. The Sane menis were: To Liverpool, G0 bules cotton, at | 6-16d.¢ 1,000 bushels corn, at 64d. ; 2.600, boxes b: tierees béet, 48, td. 7 16) bbls. Tosin, 2s. 6d, Shs.y' and $0) “belo ton, parily at 34d, To London, 23,500 bushels corn, at Ody, Fo Glasgow, por steamer, WCW) bushels grain, at 82.1 remen oo Pegs on private termas. The chart were gi AW) Dols, to Cork for orders, petro- Journ and its producis’ Gin private t uy CLort.—We nove saiee of 35, bales on private terins. GUNNY Bags were dull and prices were nominal, Uiay was without change in vilue. The demand was fair. Siuipping was quoted a6 $1.20, and retail lots ai $1 3) a $1 W. Manila Was steady at Ie., gold, at which 1,000 wore disposed of, Of other Kinds We heart of no Prices were unchal ws. —The market ct proseaiad no new features. Sales 20 alos at Be. a Boe., ali De att beds was light, but full ‘Mowassxs.—The demand Prices wero-asked. Yue. only, aales we heard of were 177 New Orleans at 78c. » ‘Naval, Sronus.—Spitits turpentine was moderately dealt in and quite steady at lsc. for marchantable iors, though $6 bie. tn ots wore sold wt ble, ; 10) bbls. in prime shipping order brought 52) better ‘demand’ prevailed for the in at about former prices. The sales . common at $2 8755 @ $2 90, 1.600 do. strained ‘isjathe latter price for yery good—and £00 3 a $4. and strained may be Com 2.38 2 for Wilmington, of whic 0 Volare te avene, ere sold on private terms. Ouis.—Lingoed advanced from $1 05 a $1.08 to $110 a $1 1s, in casks und bola. We hourd of no sales of import. ance. however, Other kinds were wucbanged, Recelpis, 88 Lbs, pork, 5 do, beef, 1,113 cut meat, 1,623 do, lard, and 2,232 dressed hame. ruled dull’ at the decline noticed 1 ut, $31 for old and $28 for uew mn cash aud regular of 1,69) Dbls, at & $41 05 (or old mess, Id forugw do., and $10.28 & $19 W Tor prime me 200 ble, new bie ten duys, ‘sold at $22, und 500 seller on private terms, B60 we. for Western anid ie, We. ued in good ‘The for city, Beer con. t ready in value, The sales gomprived 545 bbls. vat $1d°s 18 for’ plain masse ena $18 6 for’ extra ‘do, | Beef hams were moderately active, at ae eg 150 bbl. 29 a $82, ‘Tieros ckages (partly India e terms, “Cut mi mess) were disposed of ow pr is were Pithont, change of moment. 100 packages pickled hams at and 75 boxes clear bellies ut Il}gc, Bac jacon, was 10 iis Soman, the sales being limited to about 175 bores at lic, for long rb and Ilse. for short clear, advanced about sx 1b. the demand being fat improvement, the comprising 1.31 bbls. at 12% sige, for Nort to kettle rendered. butter and cheese wore quiet at our last quotations, PaETROLEC) bulk closed higher at 10%, a No., bat the businose was light Wo only heard of nates of S90 bbls. on private terms. The transactions In bonded wers diminutive, but the market closed firmer at 23c. a 24e for hhite, A lot of 1,007 bbis., deliverable on the 16th at the outside “price; 60 do. on the spol, vate terms anid 190 do. light straw to a Lard tthe Sales were e, wad 1,500 ‘do. do, for made af 16740 dbla, stem ad Wilke st Hie. © ee. do. do. for February at 2¢. 0 }gc., aa March at a8)4¢. 4 2, ‘arolina was unchanged, being steady and firm at e.—Raw continued in light demand, put prices were tinaltered, fair to good retining Uaba being quoted at lic. allio. There were sules of 194 bhde, at Ile, a 130. tor Cutaand Porto Rico, also M4 boxes at 12%e.;" relned was moderately active at STEARINE Ww. Tbs. partat liye. krvg.—Caledita Hoseed continued firm, with a falr de- 1, the sules being 2,000 bags at $22U, and, in Boston 810 8. and 1 a de fe ‘there in March, at ‘or was quiet, but held at age id and slightly higher. ma: b salea were reported, and ore TE ae MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. "Married. Go1.4nn—Broors—On Thursday, January 2, at St, Paul's churen, Dotroit, by the Right Rav. RA, ’McCos- kry. Bisuop of Michigan, Puiuir D. Gouaer, of New York, to Caxnte Avavsta, daughter of the late Edward Brooks, of Detroit, Goxt’—Horry.—On Thi December 19, 1867, at "New York, by the Ker. yursday, the Church of the Holy Trinit S. H. Tyng, Jr, Cartes E. Goetz, of this city, to Lovisa, daughter of A. A. Hoffy, of Brooklyn. Lrcavnt—VaN ARNAM,—At Hudson City, N. J. on Sunday, January 5, by the Rev, Father Vanneuta, L. Fexvixann Lioavtr, of Montreal, Canada, to Miss Mins Haye wan A. VAN ARAM, of Bergon, N, J, MemMrorp—Dana.—On Tuesday, December 10, 1867, in San Franciseo, Cal, at Grace Cathedral, by the Right Rev. Bishop William J. Kip, Gronce Hart Momvonn, of Rochester, N. Y., to Sanat, daughter of the lato Daniel Dana, Jr.,’ of this city. Boston (Mass) papers please co} Parkas—Butwer,—On Monday. January 6, in the Lee avenne Reformed church, rh by the Rev. Wm. W, Hicks, Mr. Lamon, W. Parkes, Je, to Miss Victoria AbnLaro® Buracen, both of Brooklynr N.Y, ‘Raxter—Maneion--On Monday, December 30, by the Kev. Geo. 8, Hare, Mr, Husny ©, Raxwey to Mrs, SARAH G, Mansrox. No ‘cards. San Francisco papers please copy. Scnvitz—Krevry.—At Newry, N. Y., on Tuesday, December 24, by the Rev, J. F. Lundy, Cranies Scuvura, of New York, to Miss Jzansiz Keeney, of New- oom. No cards. ‘as Oh PANY —CULTON.—, cago, Ill., on Tuesday, De- comber 31, at tho residence of tho brides parents, the Rev. R. M. Hathdld, D.D, Hexey 8, ‘this city, to Miss Mary J, Coxon, daughter of Calton, Hoag, No cards, —On Wednesday, December at the rénlden Ly of th the gic parents, "by the Rey. P'natston Smith, Jomy 8, Jt, to Axwa K., youngest daughter of Andi a i, ‘all of this city. Towsesxp—Towsstnd,—Ia@ Hudson City, op Sunday, August 11, by 1867, Rov. W. Cordo, of Hudson City, Me. Harny TOwNses, of York, to Mise Axmie L, Townsenn, of Philadelphia, Pa. No cards, Philadelphia papers ploase copy, Died Axtrory,—On Saturday B rtm J Jonoary 4, short ilinoss, Lyia, only danghter of Jaco and P, Anthony, aged 7 yoars and 8 months, Relatives and friends re Fespocifully invited to at- tend the faneral, from the Anthon Memo church, Forty-eighth street, between Sixth and Seventh ave: pues, nathnts pave yoy at eleven o’clock, Philadel rs please Copy, Y ise LLEN, non on dan hag Sige i of os Joun LLM, ears, mouths and 22 Noilce of funeral hereatter, pies Baay,—At Southesst, Patoam county, N. Po January 6, Nancy, wiaow of Gilbert Kenge Funeral services at her late residence on Wodnestay morning, at eleven o'clocic, CAMBRON,—Ia this ciiy, on Monday, January 6, Mra, A&x EB, Caurnos, agod 85 years and 7 months, Friends and aequamtances are nosy sci | invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two alolock, from the 'reritebee of her father, William W. Martin, 641 Broomo street. Coxnait.—Suddenly, on Sunday morning, January 5, pod three o'cicek, Wietiase Conmmul, in tue Qist year of is ago. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to the foneral, from his late rosidenes, 121 atwiberry | avent Monday, J uary Jeaac DrcxMan, an -s Relatives and friends nda are reepectfully t7¥ited to attend the Senerel tome. 3 from bis Tate resid mee fq M aie al al ieee Retin sel ere ey (gm ‘aves to ettemd the funeral, from eta: te, A. B. Smith, arvaneah ct ‘Thars- gt oy OE ede en 10 Conn., for ment Gunn As. a meeting of the officers of the Fifth Army Corps, held in this city, resolutions were adopted Telative to the death of Brevet Major General Cuakins fi room 26, for of the officors late of the Firth. FRED. T. Brevet Brigadier General U. 8. V., late A. A. G. Fifth aray Corpa, Secretary, Hypr,—Oo ap aad January 4, Sauce. Hrpg, in the 49th year of his Tha relatives nnd friends of the family are respect: fully invited to atyend the funeral, trom bis Jate resi- dence, 26 West Nineteenth strect, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, The remains to be interred in Cy preas Hills Cemetery. Glen Cave, Boston und Louisiana Papers 1iinee Harwes.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, January 6, Gaon ape A, Fanox, wife of T, P. Hainos, im she 26th yoar er age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend\the funeral, from the residence of ber unclo, Levi }. Faron, 324 Sackett street, near Smith, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Kixngy,—On TaN wierd 5, after a short illness, come i res of: be held at Dr, Burchard’s chureh, weet Ta seen erty this (luesday) afternoon, at three 0” . Her remains will be taken to Now Jerseys Kavaw. apy ier January 5, Magix Kayanaan, His fune: eure take pl place from the residence of his brother, 406 East Seventeenth street, on ‘Wednesday afternoon, atone o'clock, Friends and relatives of ihe family are respectfully invited to attend. Lawsox.—On Monday, January 6, Wruam J, ony SE. Wm. ©. and Anpa Lawson, aged 2 years and 9 mon' ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to atvend the faneral, from the remaencda of the grandpa- rents, 298 Bloomifeld street, Hoboken, N. J., this (Tues- afternoon, at ano o'clock. Bs,—On Janu Mrs, Exiapera Marks, widow of Gouera Jones pes, aged 91 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Jinvitea to attend the funeral, from the residence of her grand- 80a, N, L. Mocready, 10 West Twenty-second street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two ee Mxygr,—On Sunday, Caan 8 ANDREAS Meyer, of Bremen, father-in-law ‘ot E Peter Adams, of Staten Island. Funeral will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, in Woodland Cemotery, gig Island, whine ‘and’ relatives are requested to be at Pever Adams’ atone o'clock, on Tuesday. Necaavr.—Of apoplexy, on Sunday, Sanusry 5, Lous Neauavr, aged 51 y' The funeral wil take lace from his late residence, 185 Degraw street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. * fi ee France, on Tuesday, November 26, Joun The funeral will take place from his late residence, 346 West'Twenty-eighth street, on Wednesday morning, at haif-past nine o’ciock, A solemn requiem bigh mass for the repose of his soul will be celebrated at the Church of St. Francis Xavier, Sixteenth street, at ton o’clock, whence hig remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. The friends of the family are invited to attend, without further invitation. ‘O'Coxsxtt.—On Monday morning, January 6, after a short illncss, Many Evizapera, third daughter of Jeremiah and Margaret O'Connell, aged 4 years, 7 months and 11 days, ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of her parents, corner of Fifty-fourth street and Bleventh avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remaina will ‘be taken to Calvary ay ays ok for interment. O'Reniy,—Uo Sunday, January 5, Susan O’Remty, aged 54 years. The friends and relatives of the family aro requested to attend the faneral, from her late residence, 235 Hud- son street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, as half-past one o'clock, Part.—On Monday morning, January 6. after an illness of three months, Jesse L. Panr, aged 78 years, 4 months and 10 days, ‘The friends ate relatives of oa family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hia son, J. C. Parr, No. 77 Soventh streot, Williamsburg, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Paxton. On Monday, January 6, Gronce Paxtow, His friends and the members of tho Mendelssohn Union are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence, 398 Atiantic street, Brookiyu. Porrer,—Suddenly, on Saturday, January 4, James Pore, native of the parish of Ardeo, county Louth, relan His remains will bo taken this (Tuesday) morning, at 9% o'clock, from his late residence, third avenue and Eighty-ninth street, to St. Laurence church, Yorkville, were solemn requiem mass will be offered. His rela~ tives and friends aro Lhe mab to attend, Kor,—Suddenly, on Moi january 6, of congestion = the lunge, Wa. D. Rox, o! the firm of Wm. D. Roe & One friends of the family and of his ws ona] Charles, Carlisle afid Toomas; also the members of Sylvan Grove and Knickerbocker lodges of F, and A. M., are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 42 Barrow street, on Weduesday atter- Boon, at one o’c! ~y Tne members of Sylvan Grove lodge, No. 275 F. and re hereb; siaaites to attend a special communi- cation of the lodge on Wednesday morning at half-past eleven o'clock, to he | the funeral of our jate brother, Wm. D, Roe, WESLEY B. CHURCH, Master. TurouaLp,—On Monday, canes 6, suddenly, Joan Tuxosaco, aged 44 years and § months. # The friends and reenrnge alzo the members of Com- pauy H, Sixth regiment New York State Militia, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 377 East Eighth street, on Wednesday morning, ‘at ten o'clock, - tah at ‘woMPsoN,—On Saturday, January 4, Jzssiz, youn, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Thompson, aged 20 years and 4 months, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her fathor’s residence, No. 632 Atl no treet, Brooklyn, ou Thursday afternoon at one o’cloc! Witsox,—On Monday, January 6, epee illness, Danie. Wisoy, in the 77th year of his ag ‘The relatives and friends of the fanily are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, No. 21 Lamartine place (West Twenty-ninth street), on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Wo.cort.—Suddenly, on Monday, January 6, Miss Mantua Wowcort, formerly of ford, Coma, aged 83 years, Her acquaintances§ and those of her nephews, W. H. Halsey and Leander Buck, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 42’Rast Twenty-siath street, on Wednesday, at twelve o'clock. Milford and New Haven papers please copy. SHIPPING _NEWS. ¢ for New York=Thie Day Day. Tilia wattrmern 338 PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 6, 1868, CLEARED. Steamship Iowa (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow via Liverpool —Henderson Bros. Steamship John Gibson, Fuller, Alexandria—Brown & vis. a ‘Young America, Cummiags, San FranciscomSutton [4 Robert Peel, Larrabee, London—Grinnell, Min. ari . S Wheete Harris, Rane ale 1 Jr, a Storkors (Korw), Bonnerie, Antwerp—Funch, Nous cBrem), ‘Wessels, Antwerp—Funch, Meincke os Pope, Bailoy, Basta and a market—Yates & mark iene teat Jeyets Clentuegos—J B Ward & Co. Brig Hi »s, ge) Mareeiiles and Barcelona— Bey Pht Plummer, Oardenas—Miller & Hough- she ES Dayton, Montevideo and Buenos Lewis, Jr, Para—Miller & Hi Reber iene piers, ms ler & longhton. Smith & © Bout tiadiator (Br), Westhaven, Jacmel—Brett, Son & “ene Kolon, Jasper, Jacksonville—F Talbot & Co. Schr Chas i Kelly, Reed, Doboy Island, Ga~Jed Frye & Sloop Home, Young, New Haven—G K Rackett Bro. SEP eevee Wilmington, was cleared ‘Trombuil & Co, ARRIVALS REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACIITS. Xtal Moodie, Liverpool via Queenstown, n Gelrichs vaepton 3 toned daring te 5 antag 1p ‘0 ks of Nowfoundiand fine ‘woather aud southerly wind: from there strong westeriy gules, with rain, snow equaila ‘and hard frost, ‘Steamship Bien rae Pe Savannah, © hours, with Co, Jan 5, 9 cant aud J atODy Pu Gaarienies, Berry ha ridate 1 80 hot are Hine al naized ahh to Mon ce showing yellow * tenmelp ‘ieadee Lobby, Charleston, with oma) ¢, to Terry, Kenber a with 1 to ‘Soaspegd 8 wh po p BE) Cid, Kickerson, mamvern “KC, mdao, Goodspord & White. "The #0 er baTUh int GiStecm Hit Aitemati, ‘Bou ou ey, Buch Hchmond ‘and Norfolk, Patou 28 Rags Denty, *Wachtngion, DO, with Hyeamahip Taser’ “oniia, Baltimore, with mdse, to C Carrot, Hudgins, Baltimote, with mas to jtimore & Ob! ‘teamshij ag ve er Boston, wh mdse and pas- ‘Downey, Havana, 10 days, with sugar, to Janes E Ward & So, Franklin (fta!), Runtie aya, with frit, &e. 10.A P Fri y spoke a Norwe . rom Messina Sveamsuly B Malaga Now 28, via ¢ 76 stay: mdse, (o Most & Ward. nig Hendy, of Baltimore, sere ate ‘Walters, Hillsboro, NB, 21 days, Darien, (Ga, 9 days, with ‘Wilson yrith umber, to Wilson, Delawere Breakwater J Jan 4, with mdse, ac 2, off Cape Hatteras, passed brig 4 Rly heavy je8: way deck load. TRA THA te Penta mapa wn ow ping any naval stores, to YW CS rperigh on dry. pr baranaaie with cotton, Hi hat {sey ‘and proceeded). Jan 2 in # gale from Batre night, a Pete 80, 19 days. Behr ar Belen X M pea rones Bene Olive G rer, it Beht Oliver Crom he Maria & cance aia kes Ames Edmonds, Georgotows, DC- ry ie Fovidetse fot Hariea 0 mere Wh dence f iow Haven. Ks, New sfaven, (new), ‘Broo Bartlett, Brid ore tar Hizabethnort, Pagapor for Jersey City. eracbor, lwallader,wMcKaig ‘Batiimore, ‘teamer ving Sh oe South Amboy. Steamér Martha Steven: South Amboy. Steamer Unitod bales Bavie, Fall over. SAILED. Bhips Electric, Hamburg vin Phila- eeini ier gaia Mobile: SP Wheslst, “Clasgows Sout! br Rover, Deanis, si Bleamer Caaw Wind at sunset NW, clear. American Shipmasters’ Association. ‘No Sl Watt Stames—Rooms 2 amp 26. ‘The following approved Masters and Oflleers have received waster from this Assoclation:— oe Ton don ae piannee El Old ern se Deus Rich; sien Harvey Miter Ball. Abrama Fuimoyy bark Live Oak: Gila, Vannucl B Davies schr Oneida 6816, Jaiaes Dayton, scr Annie Lewis. ‘All commisalons not renewed annually are invalid. Marine Disasters. ee Srmausatr Avtiaxce, Kelly, at Philadelphia from ton, on. the p Hoth ult, encountered @ hurricane from all points of the compass, Soto with = i hlgly terri sea, du. jug wit lot oy salle, thing moveable ec! Toren! bh jden, schr. Margie; Bark HL Rem gees Heads of San Fran niet parooe lst inst, was ter, sy at Perth h Amboy NJ, in 1855, and Matled ? from San ae ‘been owned for some years. from Cadiz for Boston, which e into mr aagaon itt fea, ‘and with % loa of ails, balled tee sit 2d inst, having completed 'ERSIA, f1 cr eat f $F em York at Fire lalaod: Lave featvesy ad erin A Bai wi loss of inmast, saan sites as $5 oe na tee erm TI ol e A epispeeet Scone at at ane turned on the 24th. Bria Wu D Rics, before reported wrecked near Point Vincent, a few miles from San Pedro Dec 25, was daily at saoliearnr 38 in 1657, was 194 toma burthen, and owned in Francisco, Bute Cusnis Miruen (not Win Miller), Brewer from Boston. arrived at St Thomas 284 ult, with loss of mai boom, sails, &c. Bric SPaRKuixe Sea, from St Marys, Ga, for Montevideo, before reported us having put into Mayagaez, PR, In dis- tress, and sailed for St Thomas to repair, put into'Ponce, PR, and was there condemned. Scum Wim WonyD, Hildreth, from Charleston, 24th ult for New York, has been wrecked on Hatteras. The WW reastered 251 tons, was built mt Setanket, LI, in 1854, and huiled from New York. She had a cargo’ eonsisting of 134,161 feet yellow pine and 20 pkgs of furniture. Sonn Quicksrer, from Harvey, NB, with lumber, went ashore at Bass Harbor Jan 1, and is a'total loss. Her sails, rigging and cargo.wilt iaveesnd be saved, Sone Coxsrrvtton, from ‘ork for Key West, put tnlo Obanleston 6th idee with lose of sails, Scie Tagine —The steamship Pionoer, Bennett, at Wil- mungton, NG, dta inst from Philadelphia, reports on the 1st, M, off Hatteras Shoals, fel in” with sehr Jackin, des ac haeuan nates Boston, both Geck and anchored in 12 fathoms water: the schooner and towed her into. port, She EOE baweer to 6 laden with old sai iron, logwood, acy” and crew nearly all sick, Heard gale from BW at the tine of passing naveer to the schooner, which continued during next day, w! veering round to WSW. gon Gronas Wasnrvcron The schooner which, went re and was wrecked, on the night of the Sist ult, near Back River Light Ww suid 9 be the George Washiowion, Capt Jones, from Baltimore, with 180 tons soit coal, for Nosfolk. The man who was ore and has been buried was About 5 fect 8 inches high, having sandy whiskers and light hair. His age was wbout'27 years. He had on dark cassi- mere pants, plush vest and brown coat, Nothing was found upon his body by which it might be identified. Sour Sauver E Sawyer, of Gloucester, ashore at Arichat, has been got off and towed into a dock, preparatory to being taken on the railway for repairs, Sou Natuaxust, Fallon, from Harlem for, Cold Spring. dnivied on Woolsey Poin, Long Island, 61h inst, ‘and lost her cutwater, but fot off at high water with no oiher dam. age, Sonr Tritox, from New York for Newport, with a cargo of wheat, weut ashore on Race Point at 4 o'clock morning of 6th insi. Scur B F Reeves, Armstrong, of and for Philadelphi which went ashore on Poorhotise Point, Newport harboi and was subsequently got off and taken on the marine rail- pleted her repairs will proceed the frst ‘and weather, Srxautvg M C B Darvipson cleared at Wilmington, NC. for New York Dec 17, has not been heard from, and is sup. posed to have been lost with a} hands. Miscellancous. Canp or Taavxs.—We, the undersigned, wrecked crew of tho steamship Raleigh, convey our most heartfelt thanks to Captain Crowell and officers, of the steamship Saragossa, for the very kind treatment fh goed at their bands while g jis ta their vessel on her oyage from Charleston, Pleased to bear testimony to the masterly son. ait displayed Aq Captain Crowell and his officers iting he late sovare northast gale whieh, commenced on 16 29th o! ber, and lasted 66 hours. SWorthen in that teying sale, noticed ed the most thorough discipline throughout exch department of cea oflcers every success tyro opi that ft may never be thetr lot to shar we rei as McMannus ona wit wife. Margaret ye wie, sul dames mie Keating, Robert Phoer Yore, Ji doy Sobr ach, of Provincetown, was at Ten- eritfe Ton wih SI with ‘a itis 8p oil all told, 53 Foreign Ports. Canpenas, Deo 2%—Arrived, schr Willie, Staples, Balt!- poikxarxcos, Dec %—Arrived, bark Manitou, North, Port 8) Me ardor, Jan 5= Arrived, ship Topgatlant, Puullips, San ranolsco. ®. Dee 19—In port brige D B Doane, Veazio, and Jas paket, Head for Tor Philadelphia, idg; schr Ontara. tiuatley, Itimore. di Rio Granne (Mexico), Dec %—On the bar vrig Mat Ladd, Morrill, from NYork via Galveston, ‘usehirged Gand oe coun 2 Deel iy Arrived, sehr Eve, or Bangor, fa a aint echr'd St Morales, Newmad, Barbu alled “22d for aied With brig Oriental (Br), Nickerson, Jaemet; Stet, ght imac Péteby Young, Boston 244; brig Prank Allen’ io. aan Bech, steamer. Saron. Harris, wrecking: barks 1 Mor rey filtier, Brewer. from Boston eens ait Pusha, from Jack! avitle, Just arrived; ‘Spencer, tchrs Wanderer, Rowe, Topg: Addie ‘Ryerson, Hou Sings Yalan Home, “Carver and Mary" Gage, Hopkins, ‘led, bark Marathon, Drisko paired, ks wor Jones, NP, Jan 2 (from Cadiz), Boston, having re American Ports. APALACHTOOLA,Deo 28—In st ner, diag: Mary & Louisa, Davis, for ork, Ia: seo natea Wks Springs, Millard, for do; re Polen, Pout, rom NYork, arrived 13th, diag: © W bill, trom New ok BOSTON, Jan 4, PM—Artived, orig Tradore Be raves, piragoanes ‘schrs Minnie Washburn, Atwood, Tangier; Jno arnum, Kelley, Baltimore; Millard Fillmore, Chase, Phila- deiphia; Senator, Paulklin, NYork, Steamer Roman, “Baker, Philadel iP Sac (new, of Kennebunk, 796 tons), Williams, Arrived, ‘echrs. 8 L Si Gan wars raha Pettioc oene, ser ptrmath hocks “Beaburs: Rata — NW, frosh)—Brigs Uncie Sam, and Josie A pesarrived, steamers St Louis, New Orleans; Glaucus, LTIMORE, Jan 4—Arrived, bark Annie (Br), Shaw, gions sobre Frances Arthe- Gate, Hoboken Vrovidence; HSued ship Frank selnt te bak a Sear brige Ceres, Haze and Paragon; schr Gi hayes ‘sehr Phant Br), gan Andre: Tr Bec 29-- ang (Bo) N' Gliiford, Shute, New i ra ad BSalled, bark, George W Horton, Butler, ya Figgas Sb ag 4 Mary Fletcher, , 44 Cleared—Brie Haze, Hail, mus, Cate, Hoboken Fame Pollkton’ Movie; Olere Be Bei a ny ii +" io ury, ton, Mok a Cali sar far; own away justiutiony NeW ork for Rey Wert, ALAIS, Jau dosciled, brig Ramires (new), Barnard, DARIEN, Ga, Jan 1—In port eke Alma, an 14g: brie View. na rita a) yd SMutihal sohr fan ‘lenred Doc Sl, brige Fd a Fini ‘la G5 Borry, Havana, FORTRESS MONROE, Jan 6—Arrived, bark Ocean Ran- ger altimore for Cork; Paragon, do for Cuba, Pnesed p the bay, brig Flango (probably Rainbow), from New. d for the Capes, barks Elverton, for Porto Rico; ry Up Ho. ond barks Norma, from Norfolk, nor A Pion tea from Verdun, with maintop. ree mast GLOUCESTER, Jan += ‘arrived, brig, Hyperion (of Now Tonee ieloaboth Anne BE Bt boy Nie tor Bonn: aphre apie (BF ¥ wih herring; Addie Fuller, appa k River for Kea! bun iy Ad nd 8) as (OL en i H ke — aired " yark Phiten: Lakes r Po a rn on fayana for Boston; gi ian: brig Tata Berea owed XYork fot dt Sisfeon, Havana f patel, Doc i $c. sed, ship Sudses®, Chase, Livers Pore ORUEANS, Yan S—Arrived, ship Canova, Harti man, Martiniqus Po okh i “Jan 2—Artived, sob J Freeman, Brown, NEW PORT, 3 ived, sohre Teabet I, Pierce, Pict Boston for hn ivan Ma Hedata on, Gregory, Hock: and for NYork,; Flora A Newcomb, Gorham, Nansemond, Va, for Bonon: Maria Webater igging, Boston for Virgr= pia; Abner Taylor, Galjiver, B ort for Mie rans oi} De; RS Dean, Sook Pall River tor Maluimore. No vessel sailed, 1 Wind Ni. gaoming, Wost Bay 8d, PM, bark B Williams, In- # Pyrola, Ne AT atur On De City; Aunie V Benes, er, Jersey ——— DOC; O Spellman, Pelton, Eliza: Detbport: 1, do! Tsane Merritt, Houston, d Rod aan ewan Geta! meson tow Hein Te ae Hodgdon, Blizabethport; Ide Phillipe Cleared NEW a Porkins, Mayagues. ee Yan'd-Arrived, schre ited Jacket, Gar diner for NYore ig 3 Alfred de haa zrerdens yi se) ae, pe LADEUPHIAS 5 bark Franklin (Ham), Buekholte Nor. Pscpsereriapacagin a ae i G Yehta atcins, NYore . Del ered t Romaine (Br). Oox, Cork for forders; sehy well, Broukwaiar 4thy brig Liszle Ward, frou indies for NY ork, PORTLAND, Jan 4—Arrived, schr Ethan Allen, Elizar Oleared—Sobr A Barton, Prink, Philadelphia, Sih—Satied, 6 tps Hiberaian (Er Brown, Liver. peor Darra pene ¢5 fohi York, es dreived, echrs, sind Bur Se ne dats Soke Lancaster, Wi iliatas, “liza ban nock x Hart, Raj ty fer oe Faaimore; Mi 1, Weae artio Heyer, Poland, Darien, Ga; Elle rae Wile Baltimore, jon ner, Horton, Charleston, SUOEMOMS Sut solar ecb Tee Se tegias, Bose BEA prec Daa le—Arstved, ‘bark Swallow, Rus- lh rod Dee k Lore! 8 (Br), Liverpool. @ a3 in rived, at ar pe ns Tap og Sane pi jecan Ex grate a Nard, ea 3 jerpool; ta Levi pera Bieveune Beifled Jani steamships Montana, Panama; ath, Nevada, bee oe rare; Jan 2—Arrived, ships Giant's Cause (Br, eee bie Coney ‘McConnell, Glaggow; 7 POI c Parsons, Gatills to load for Ouba; Harriet, apes, at Dari Balle Midneg Hee. ‘Goat ney Sth--Arsivad. ships Henty Cook, ‘and Coronel¥a, Titvers 1: bark Norma, Eng; cithams Boothbay, ark Vulture, Liv Heiverpodl: b+ ae Gipay Queen, New AILMINGTON, NG\ Jan $—Arrived, sche Florence r is Sepa, NYose” digike Mala ‘Bar, Dun: from Lrerpool; brig WH Batris (Bt). a ‘urks Tsiands. ed, sehr Josiah Whi ¢ McMo! et house, Jones, Charleston. MISCELLANEOUS, ‘ BAOUURE, DIVORCES “LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ‘York and States where t}01 nkenness, of sullen. cones no publicity ; no charge ‘until divoree: ed ad ioe OWES, Attorney, &c.,78 Nasnan treet, Aion. lay. College Lottery drawings under the mans geben E, SMITH & a are sh leg and authorized drawings of Kee Cae ai aa ‘= . BA ‘are drawn without 3 ore & CO. BSONUTE DIVORCES, LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ithout, publicity or exposure; ‘every ‘where? no feew charged until divorce. is obtained; consulta, tion free. GEORGE LINUULN, Lawyer, 80 Nassau street BSOLUTE LEGAL DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW York, ali States wh D. drunkenness eserdfon fe guticlent ocine ne publi aulteliy: no feea in ade REDERICK Cou Janos) advice free, Fi \w, 240 Broadway. By thay ate DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY o State Lot the benefit of Bhatyy Callens: 7, oon Se eos wm 70, 68 18, (dl, 82, Barri db, Ranerc® 14, FRANCE, 4,2, LENPRO } Sworn Commissioners, OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE PADUCAH LOT~ «tery of Kentncky:— vega hang 159; sanvany 6, 1868, m6, 16, Th ‘35,8, 20, 60, 34, 65, 64, 70, 2h 4h 1 siya on 87, 62 4, Bly GOLTON, BIGRINON & GO., dtunagaree STATE LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY. For the benefit of the Puiversity of Padacah and other pure 08es, EXiRA—CLASS 59. JanvaRy 6, I is, 1, 8, 6 Hae es eptue oo sanvanr’ 9, Mos, 38 Sane WOOD, DICKINSON 4°00. Nenm For circulars, os in the above Lotteries address V Woop, DICKINSON & © Loulsvilley Ky. Information Taras hed we JOcEPH BATES, 78 Broadway, and + SELXAS, 81 Liberty street, -OFFIGIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY State Lottery. TUCKY STATh EXTRA—CrAss 107, JANCARY 6, 1868, 6, 26, 47,27, 82, as ToCK state th 433 3, saatanr 8, a. 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