The New York Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1868, Page 9

POLITICAL. ene Politfent Aspect=The Democratic Na- deual Convention=The Intrigues of Pare Ues—The Gabernatorint Comtest=-The May. oraliy—Judgeships~The United states Dise trict Attornevstins To the outward ese the atmosphoro of State and city politics presents perfect quietude and repose, The va- gious elements 44at go to make up political life appear toenjoy the siumber of the tomb of all the political Capulets that ever died and were buried and never re- guscitated, 28 1D the caso of Juliet of that ilk. But this faa very deceptive caim, The people are not dead— they butsleep, Like the enchanted warriors of old, While wrapped in marbie sleep, they stand erect with lance aod heim and bond on war horse saddle. bow, ready when tho charmed torsin sounds to mount and charge, The masses of the peop! fact, knowing that (ue time is not yet, are content to Teave the great questions of the day to tho politicians, Roowing ful! well that no matter how the leaders may Propose they in their own good time will dispose and determine for themae ves, The result of the November and December contes'a gave addiiional influence and Power to the dom:nant party of the city and State, and the party is now direciing it with effect 1o making Bew combinations, concocting fresh {ntrigues and Gchemes for the strengtheu'ng of the ring and the Consolidation all power within the Tammany pale, As “Paris is France,” eo now antil the day of revolu. tion and the bairicades Tammany Hall is democratic New York, § and city. Tho struggle a: Between the leaders of the contending parties, democratic and republican, really commenced ‘with the election of Aszomblyman Wiiliam Hitchman, ‘ue of the demu cratic representatives of this city, 10 the Epeakerebip of the lower bouse of the State Legislature at Albaoy. With the carrying of that important post Commenced @ series of sirategic movements directed to Secure the contro! and command of the whole political Ghachinery of the city and Sta'e, from the nomination of the Presidential ticket to the appointment of a door- Keeper tu the Asxembiy, Foremost in these operations Sgures Tharlow Weed, tho veteran sapper and minor, @he political Vaubaa azainst whose insidious ap- proaches, when he wants to carry a paying bill through he House, neither Assemblyman nor Senator 1s provt. ‘Like @ great generat as bo is, he directs ali tho movements of the party to which he is financially lied from his heaiquariors at the Delavan House. Bore he is in unbrokeo communication and communion Reith Cagger and Swoony, Connolly and Tweed ud the New York dsmocratic delegation of either house, and such prominent members, headed by John A. Groen, knight of the black rod to Governor Seymour, S ere deemed wor'hy of such high honor, Hitchman fwas olecied Speaker by the assistance of the New [York delegation piumping for him, oa the condition, xpressed and understood, that, in the event of certain ntingencies arising, the city democratic members fwould join their country friends in voting tor Seymour for Prosident. Notwithstanding all the Governor's protestations and, letters he bas stood all along, nd stands ready to-day, to accept the nomination nid eiipport of his “dear friends"? for the Presidency, ould there be aay 8» poor as to do him reverence in that rdle, He is just now rebsarsing the part of Richard the Third as Duke of Gloucester, Bismarck Sweeny per- mating (be Mayor of Loudoa, 'To Swoeny: — os egos d as you will buckle furtune on my ek, To bear per burden wh'r I will or no, { must have patience to endure the load, * * And vou may partly seo How far I am from the desiro of this. The other Lonorable aspirant isthe Grand Sachem, who fwili also endure t @ oud of fortune if buckled on him, Dut who is at the time pushing hard for the guber- matoriai nomination ‘vis question ef the Goveruorship exercising (he members of the ring and their country jemocratic cousins exceedingly, There has been a jweguiar pairing off, and leaders stand pledged as oitows:—Green for Barnard, Cagger for Church, and weeny for Hoifman. The Iattor’s prospects aro’ alto- ether dependant upon ¢ rcunsiances, Peter Bismarck Bweeny has tim completely ia check, aud as he has Bespiratious of his own or political and pergonal aggran- Hzemeut, if he (Bisma ck) finds that any views of Aoitman’s militate against his chance a candidate fora United stutes Seuatorship dowa goes Hoffman There {s upimistakably « big crusade threatencd againet Sultan Hollinsa, and very fow of the lammany chiefs of Tanissaries bu are ready to sack him bowstring im upon the siightes cause, Sweeny, vizier, and {his pext great oilicial ani counsellor, Tweed, who filis ane piace of barber to lis Higuness—to keep in order the Drowu mustache—are ‘ho only props to bis totier. ling power. All the other great leaders of the Jdemocraue purty—Diatrict Atorney Hall, Connolly, Brennan and o\her.—are secrotly comb ning aga net him, pid it ig with dilicuily that the wearers of the “din own” colors are kept faithful to thei allegiance, even in outward semblance, There 15 mow one thing de- t under no circun stances sball Hoffman go on @ ticket as Vico Pre~ dent. THE DAMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONTENTION qvill be heid in this city on the Fourth of Jutv next, The jee.cction of the Empire city for this great event was imous, It ig contemplated to eect a mammoth wa tent on fompkins square, @ spot pos. jecssng many claims to the distinction, mot the feost of whiih is that ti@ square is situated tu the beart of a district tat gives in all potitical con- Gesis ts wen'y-five thousand democra’ic mixed majority ‘of Feutons and Ceits. Toe dewgares to tue State Cou- Venton at Aibauy will of course be of the usual siereo- typed atripe aud from among themselves will select ihe eiogates lo (ue national conyen'ion. ihe gubernatorial contest presents no particularly new Testure, Juye Barverd seems determi to test the moa! of « compenors, A gteat deal will f@ on tie 8 .p ng o. events at Aliauy. ‘The judi gly Dckew acd if ogy ing turos up likely to lead | mprogge the Suu-lammany ring candidate ds a gotd “hance of :be nomiuation, ‘The veteran Ri of ot the Muryoy irbs in the Srae Senate is like ove of bis own consiituen.s and particular friends in tho ©1y of Ohurche- “suit in the field’ and going to Hight ft out on his own ‘ine for some time to come, The Mayor | thos city is aso in the race, but in his case everything @epends upon the combinations aud moves malo by herein the julerest of ‘he ring be represents At vite atvention is d rect: d ‘owards (be Executive the market, inasmuch as whaiover @emocratic cavdidate may be nominated he will be taken tap merely to meet a “polilical necessity” of the party, ft whieh all personal aspirations, prepossessions aud favorite m past succumb. ‘THK JUDORSTIP VACANCIES, Of (here there will be two, caused by the expiration of gho terms of Judge G, G. Barnard, presiding justice of a of City’ Judge Rurseil, As fore aiated, th named gentioman will prob- a ly be the choice of the democrat: party for Gov. @rnor, im which case his election is pretty certain, aad Yhe wil not accept a renomination to the bench, which Ihe would otherwise be sure of. Judge Russell avo goes © t, by efflux on of time, from tue city judgeship; but 2b bis case there is no flow Of the political tide likely to walt him back again to his prevout post, Tue judge, Bewever, cun hardiv feet any want of buoyancy ip that respect, 45 be is “ alked’’ of &s the probabie candidaie %o bo run for the vacaucy im the Supreme Court, should Judge Barnard dovermine to vacaie, or shonid he (Judge Kose!) Dot xcept a mission to auy Continental court, id, is sort, He will probably Rave his ¢ho.ce, however, aud with two such ba ts before 's Jadieial gill ue will bard!y nibbie at the city judge. @..p in the hope of being hooked on for another term. ‘To tli the vacaucy in the city judgeship Mr. Gunnag Hediord, Jr., Assistant District Attorney, will be the ‘wnanimous choice of the whole democratic party, and of the bench aod bar, wita the solitary @xception of one miembor of the bench and one or two police justices Tiuese exceptions will bave no effect, and it is almost eortaip that tue yousful advvcate will fud no bar ia his way to the benea, THR MATORALTY, To the event of the Mayoral chair requiring an occu- wot, as, Gnder ceriain contingencies, it may in some erie hence, one ur two partics are spoken of as hkely » ome forward or to be put forward Two district attorneys are at ned, both democrats, both in aflijiation with moany aod Ok baving strong Claims on the saint * his shrine, But the aint, ce, Will be sure to go with the party that has the sirungest ba‘talions at bis back, and District Avorney A. Oakey Hail will be the man, and at the swe Mme the next Mayor, should the contingency arise, fr the office. piowoot m 4 HK UNITED STATES OFrICRS. Thore ia a considerab.e (utter among the United States officials who most do congregate im the Court bui dings jn Chamoers street, ihere may be a vacancy in the United Les District Attorney ship, and of course there aro sor sious hearts officiating uuder the present ahief head of tho department beat Politics will mot stand in their way. oman dos not care a red cent under Which king—a Vatiandiguam or a Chase—he fights, so he wine It ‘would bo premature at present to foreshadow the com- 8, Fbould the present able and competent incum- beat retire; but it wilt hardiy be ou of the proseut aubrdivatza ox his «Mice, CORPORATION COUSAR. {rumored that the present ao @ corporation counsel w marked off for slaugiter, ammany and Wood bei ejually inoenged against him. His successet would \ istant corporation counsel, yout, A young and very competent prac spoken of a8 the Tammany favorite for the ofic TRE CONGRESVONAL VACANCIER, Miles O'Reilly, for the Ninth district, i# epoken of the euceossor to Fernando Wood, mes Hrooks, present Representac from the bth district, ah failing to give satisfaction to constituents a€ the pariy, will probably be taken up again. Congrossman Joom Morrissey, delighted with hip arsociag tions and associates in Washington, in and outside tie Capitol, will be &® candidate for renomination, and will probably secure another term. Charles 4 Cor Provably succeed Congressman J iH ean Fox will ba Opposition for & renomina- |. Walter W, Price will provably succeed Mr, Stewart ongrese, tat THE PRRTNENTIAT TICKET, ‘There Ras Ween ne detatte section tak-n ap yet on am expedient to NEW YORK EER tional polities beyond the sirepulling of the Cammany ring, the resuit of which ig stili a question of ue THE CAMPAIGN IV NEW BANIPSILRE. SPECIAL CUNRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD, A Multitude of Campaign Meetings—Henry Clay Dean on His MM lewGener Sickles’ Ketivrement trom the Field. Conconn, Feb, 20, 1868. ‘The number of mass meetings which are peing held in ail sections of the Stare this week Is perfectly over- wheimimg. In this immediate vicmity politics of one kind and another were served up im sumptuous stye last evening to some fivo or six thousand voters and two-thirds of as many of the sex who are not voters, Genera! Hite, of Missouri, held forth before a republican audience in this city, and over in Pittsfeld Monigomery Blair addressed a large and enthusiastic gathering of democrats, In Dover the campaign was also formally oponed iast aight on the part of the repud- leans, the speakers being Geaerai Nye, of da, and ‘Walter Hamlin, of Dover; and ip Nashua and Manches- ter there were also large mass gatherings of the radi- cals, Horace Maynard, of Tennessee being the chief orator at the latrer meeting, and Samuel Upton, of Massachu- setts, and Represoatative Donnelly, of M:nnesota, being the principal speakers at Nashua, Ai che repubdiican’ meeting in Manchester ® man named Bear, from Balti- more, who styles himself the “Buckeye Biackem:th,"’ foliowed afier the rogular speakers, He snid chat ho held a position in the Bal imore Custom House, and that ‘a fow days since he was waiiod upon by an agent of the Pregident and asked to subscribe $10 10 the New Hamp- shire democratic campaizn fund, to which request he Peremptorily re:used. Upoo being informed that he wou'd be removed he said he concluded 10 83 the President the trouble of discharging bim, and he started fortawith to stump the State of New Hampshire in b half ofthe republicans, and be would then and there tasu0 achaticn ss toany democratic stumper to mect him at any time and at any place during the campaign and divcugs the live issucs of reconstruction, taxation and negro suifrace, There cuine near being a general fracas ata democratio meoling in Sandwich last night, The irrepresaibia Henry Clay Dean was the chief speaker, and in the course of bis remarks he gave utterance (oa few words which stirred up the bad blood of oneo his hearers, An ‘nterruption of the speaker by the disaffected auditor was the resui', whereupon Dean seized a cudgel, jumped from the platiorm and marched towards bi: vergary, who was in tho central part of the hail ‘he latter im- jimped out of his coat and vest, and avowed his determination to chaw up Dean or avy other epeci- men of lowa beefs'e:k he could bring on, the incidental language between the two being in the meantime more ible than righteous At ths pomt others in the Meeting interfered, and the speaker willingly accepted their advice und went back to the platform, and the one who had aroused his ire retired, and (he meeting was brought to an eud shortly after, In my last letter I inadvertently tel! into an error re- gardiug the cause of Genera! Sickles’ departure for home, which T attributed to his not being able to agree with the Republican State Committee on terms for which he woud remain, as ho did not propose (o speax without boing paid fortis services. 1am assured that is statement is entirely incorr ct, and that General ckles left for reasons 0! & privare aaiure. The commit tee was perfectly sati-fiod with bis campaign bere and rogrotted nis departure, e POLITICAL MISCELLANY. Tho town elections in Quondaga county, N. ¥., have resulted in giving the republicans twenty-one super- visors and tho democrats six—the eame aa last year. The republican voto was iucroased throughout the county, Schoharie elects twelve democratic and four repub- Iiean supervigors, The democrats regard the result as satisfactory, Geuoral Sickles opens the republican campaign in Con- necticut on Monday vext in a speech at New Haven, Isn't he wanted ta Now Hampshiro ? The republicans of the Eighth Senatoriat district, Con- necticut, have pominaicd Charles W. Scott, of Sprague, for the State “enate. Anumber of Alabamians are in Washington for the Purpose of inducing Congress to admit that State {nto the Union, They have brought with (hem a mass of evidence to show that the negroes were in many cases intimidated by the whites, and thus prevented from voting, The democracy of Columbia county, Pa., at the recent ting in Bloomsburg, resolved that “we deom it ta- instruct the delegates to the Siate end national conventions {n favor of any particular person for President, believing that a judicious erection is more likely tw be made when ail the delegates are free to select the right man for the piace." The number of registered voters in Bullock county, Ala., ia 4,482, There were 1,764 votes cast for the von- stitution, not one of which was by a white man. The Georgia radicals bave dodged the question of allowing nogroes to hold office in that State, When the question came up om the report of the Committee on Franchise in the Reconstruction Convention at Atlanta onthe Ié.hinst., it was decided by a vote of 125 to 12 to refer tt to the Legislature, THE SECRETS OF THE TELEGRAPH. Communicating Hlicit Information to a Gold Broker=The Alleged Delinquent Operator Arrested—Examination Before Justice Dow. lHing=Tho Law In the Case. An important examination involving the violation of the Legislative enactment pasted May 9, 1967, in relation to violasing the secrets contaived im telegraphic commu. nications, was under examination before Justice Dow- ling at the Tombs yesterday afternoon. Wiliam Roche, a young man till recently in the employ of the Franklin Telegraph Company, No. 11 Broad street, was arrested by detective Fustace, of the Contral office, on tho charge of divulging the secrets of a private telegraphic despatch from Washington to Jobn Sammond, a gold broker, of No, 46 Broad siroet; but fur what purpose is best known to the parties most particularly interested. Below will be found a copy of a deposition made In the case by Mr, James G. Smith, Genoral Suporiniendont of tho Franklin Telograph Company :— James G. Smith, of 11 Broad street in said city, being duly «word, deposes and says that hy geaeral sup invendevt of the Frankiin Telegrap Company ; that on the llth day of February, 1565, @ mossage was sont over tue lines of the sad company from Wasuingtos, D. G., 16 the city and county ot New York, to Henry Clews & Co, by one W, B. Shaw, a copy of whien is hereto annexed, with tho exception that the name “rik, Belden & Co,’ is inserted where Henry Clews & Co. should be; that William Roche, here present, was tho operator in the oflice of said telegraph company in the said city, and who received tho said original message a# it came in the ordinary course over ile lines and tarough the telegraphic tustrument at the office of said company, No. 11 Broad street, in ; that upon the recoipt of the said 9 the said William Rocne took a copy of the said message 60 transmitted as aforesaid and divulged it to one John Sam- mond, a broker doing bus.ness ia the cily of New York, and gave him the substance of said message; deponent therefore charges the above from the fact that be has seen # bad pencli memorandum (which is now show! which is in the bandwriting of said Roche, aw which is hereto anvexed and marked ‘Ex B," which he informed by Mr. Buteher was received at Tally divulged to the said Sammond by the fas aforesaid; deponent prays be may be dealt with as tho law directs, Subjoined will be found a copy of the despatch sent from Washington and exhibits B and C, relerred to in the ailidavit of Mr, Smith, Wasmivaton, Feb. 2, 1868, Firk, Benner & Co,—Post will contain despatch stating that Secretary nas ordored sale of ton inillions gold to raive money to meet requisitions; alo that imposch- medt is regardod as dead, W. B SHAW, Sent 1 o'clock 27 minates, Evening Post will contain despatches stating that the Secretary of the Treasury ordered the sala of $10,000,000 gold; also that impeachment is dead. (Ex. B.) Mr, Botonen:-- Mr Dean Sin—Plesse learn if the tnclosed is true, ts quite n d will oblize your old friend iS quite important to mo, aK ei nannode TRSTINONY OF JOHN ROTOUMR, Jono Motcher, of No, 41 Nassau street, being daly fworn, deposes aud saye-~i am chief bookkeeper in the office of the Now York Kvening Port newspaper; that tho afternoon of the ith day of February, 1968, he re- ceived an enclosed envelope addressed to him, which, on opening, proved to contain two papers, one in lead pencil writing and the other purporting to bea note signed by John Sammond, that the papers are now shown and are the ones referred to in the amfidavit of Smith, and are marked exhidis B and C; tuat the handwritiog in ibit “0” ig in that of John Sammond, a broker, the person whose name is ported to be signad thereto, satace ieee Sc fees mond im court, but being farther examination in the matter was adjourned wil ten o'clock Next Tuesday morning. Roche, who lives at No, 40 Kast Houston street, was ‘Dalled in the sum of $600 by Martin Thompson, of 04 Second avenue, Swbjoined will be found @ copy of the to divulging the contents of valegrapaio on the part of either y Within the nr mesenger, cin capacity, Who shall Wiluily atvuige t8@ eon Negraph company in | 44, ‘6 ALD, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1868.—. tents, or the nutrra of the contents, of any privn e enn. | MUDation eu wisted to bim for Uransuils ton oF delay ery, OF Who shal. wiltully expose of Hegive to oF deliver the seme, shall, on conviewon bet court, be aayyige y of a mivdemeanor, aud shalt suifor imprsonment im the county jail or work) oase in the conn ¥ where su be hed, for at i pay a fine pot to * Wundred dollars, at the diseretion of the co id Any person who shail wilfully, by conuivance with ¥ clerk, operator or messen er or otner employ é of aay tolevreph company, or otherwise wilfully and wrongfully obtain or atiempt to obtain any knowledge of any telezraphio message or despateh, communication oF communications white the same shail be in transmis- Sion, without first having the assent and authority of somo person having the right to give such assont aud avthority, shatl be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shail, upon conv iction, be punished by a fine of not more than $1,000 or imprisonment not more than three months, or by both such fae and imprisonment, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.: Saturpar, Fed 22-6 P M. The banks, the public offices, the Stock Exchange the Goid Room were closed to-day, and Wai! street wi Ceserted by all but one or two hundred rosticas spirits, -who dealt in gold and stocks, the transactions in tke latter being confined to Erie and New York Central. The oarilest sales of Erie, to the amount of seven bun- dred shares, were at 70%, fol:owing which fifieen hun- amit Port. dred shares were sold nt 7014, another fifteen hundred | Piriwer Ci al 7624, and between two and three thousand a 704 a | pM. fr 70, and at the close the stock wae offered at 70. Fivo hundred shares of New York Central sold at 180%, but aftor this the best bid was 1504, the bear element being in the ascendant, Up towa, tn the evening, the market was sti!l weaker, and Erie was offered at 695;, while other quotations were nomina:!y as fotlows:—Reading, 9334 993%; Michigan Southern, 01% a92; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 947%; Rock Isiand, 97% a 97%; Fort Wayne, 1004;; Northwestern pro‘erred, 73 & 73%; Western Union Telegraph, 34, In gold there were transactions at as high a price as 142)¢ down town during the morning, but at Galagher’s room up town sales were mado 4: prices varying from 142 to 14294. Despatches were reco'ved from Washing: | rr ton reporting unabaied excitement regarding ihe re- moval of Stanten and the action of ths Senate in reiation to tt, and late {a the day ‘t was reportod that General Thomas had been arrested, but afterwards released, and that Secretary Stanion bad locked b:mse:f up ip the War Department tn order to retain possession of his portfotio. Thie led to an advance in gold to 143, and the deaitugs at the up town room roferred to became epiriied, Tho dalty range of tho market during the wook Is thus shown .— Monday. ‘Tuesday... Wednesday Thursday Friday. Saturday... other points would ecem to have been greater during the last threo weeks tban was goneral!y supposed; but thero is no probability, notwithstanding, of any inierraption of monetary ease, although the rate Of interest is likely to be more commonly #ix per cent upon mixed securities than it hes been of ate. The con- traction of loans to the amount of $3,249,227 is doubt- Jess done mainly to the reduced demand from the Stock Exchange, and eapeciaily tho dealers in govern- ment securities, the market for which was very duil during the week. In the present unsettled state of speculation in railway siocka the street mind is very Rencitive to any adverse tendency in the money market, and the moral effect that such a statement as the present exerts in checking operations for a rise is likely tobe greater than those materia! influences which it serves to indicate. Mr, Garfield’s currency bill has attracted considerable attention since it was introduced ia the House of Repre- sentatives, and with certain modifications it has many supporters, His proposition is, op the Ist of December next, for the Treasury to pay gold in redemption of legal tender notes at for one doilar and the 1st of January, 1869, the ia to be one dollar in gold for one dollar and twenty-nine cents in paper, and the difference between paper and gold is to be diminished at the rate of one cent per dol- lar per month until legal tender notes are reduced to dollar for dollar in gold, or, im other words, until coin coases to bear a premium, the exchange of gold for legal tender notes at par to be made after June, 1871. This plan {s not a new ono, for it is based upon Sir Robert Pee!’s bill for the gradual resumption of specie payments by the Bank of Engiand, and Mr. 0. D. Ash. ley, of thia city, mot Jong since published a pamphiet advocating substantially the eame scheme; but it is sug- goetive and entitled to consideration, The great obstacle in the way of its being carried out in our case iv tho want of suilicient gold to begin and continue the re- demption of legal tendor notes with, for at present the recelpts from custom? duties are not very much more (ban sufficient to pay the interest on the public debt, and the reserve of coin in the Treasury ia only about seventy-six millions, while there are nearly seven hun- dred toilions of logal tender notes outstanding. But we purpose discussing the subject more at length on another occasion, It is estimated that the cost of laying a third rail on the Michigan Southern line, so as tg make it broad gauge from Toledo to Chicago, will bo less than half a miiilon of dollars, owing to the fact that between Elke hart and Chicago, a distance of about a hundred mites, {yo company has two lines, upon one of which it will be it the rate of one dollar thirty cents papor, After ¢ merely necessary to spread the rails in order to m abroad gange, The agreemeat made by the M Southern with the Erie Company is to the effec wil! provide # broad gauge from Toledo to Chicago as soon as the proposed hundred miles of new road from Akron on the Atlantic ond Great Western lind to Toledo are completed, Tue that this new lino shall be built, but whether it will perform the work at ite own Cost or get rome other vor- poration to do it and merely guarantea the ‘amount of the construction bonds issued to represent it is a mattor at present involved in considerable doubt, It 19 stated upon authority that the contract for buliding the road from Akron to Toleao, for about three millions of doliars, has been already signed, ond that a milion and a half of the bonds have been subscribed for; also that forty mites of the road bed were graded a long tine ago for 4 projected line in tho sane direction, and that the new Akron and Toledo Company is to receive twenty por cent of the gross earnings and the Frie Company eighty por cent, while the latier is to furnish all the rolling stock and equipments and operate the line, and the Erie, the Michigan Southers and the Atlantic and Great Western companies joinly guarantee that the to seven per cent on the toree millions of new bonds, The principal contractor for building the pow road ss Azariah Boody, and it is beilewed that the work will be completed within « year, That this counecting link will be of equal benefit to the the Atlentic and Great Wertern and the Michigaa Southorn lines cannot be doubted, and as it opevs @ new throngh route between New York and Chicago, the recistance which the Van- dorbilt party sre offering to the arrangement 1# nol sur- prising. It appears that at the meeting of the repre. Ponnsy!vania Central companies held on Saturday, the tariff of through rater, which bad beon proviously in- formally agreed upon. wae submaltted, and Mr. Devin, on the part of the } upany, accepted it only subject to the approval ~ board of directors, not one of whom, ib ie said, oxcepung Mr. Work, will vote for it while the precent litigation Insite, and #0 long as Mr. Work’s protest against the new lue of railway from Akron te Toledo Is pot withdrawn, ‘The cashier of the First National Bank of Rerhel, confla al of whirty: thougs triénd: New York, Ph ladeiph Wilmin::ton, ‘Del W > shingtoa’, Kechmond . Mobile. New Orleaus., toHWw oO leaky and peri aplit sail ¥ Wino senta'ives of the Erie, the New York Central and the | Mi.” yiran, Frenen. Trop Feo Lingaa—a dave deen Feet eeoretary of the America ia the arrivul of (he soc ety" jonrevia, Doce niver 24, a x days from Courigstoy Party of emizran's #16 s weil, and delighted with their ad larve VAL or vit G by dir Co OLCONDA, — Letters Inger, correspon ig 0a wai on Soo ety, repor'= Don pacser ship Got. ihe Golconda Was to leave the Africtm coast about the 20th of January, end may be expected soon to arrive at Baltimore, She wil) be provisioned at that port and totenting emigrants, SHIPPING NEWS. Gark had improved ot fd landed at several of the Liberian towns, and would return in the Golconda — Zia?’ m re American, Feb. 20, cat at Savannah, where she will take in the most of the demo tres tuousand of the fsland enterprising treedmen have applied for Passage, and numbers are pe.i ioning Conuress for the means to reach and sott'e in that growing republic. The of the Rev. R, R. joice to learn that bis health and companied him, of this city, will of his son, who the voyage. They Almanac for New York=Tbls Day. PORT OF NEW YORK, FI Steamship Rapidan, Teans—livingston, Fox & Co. High water. Wind. NW Moon set, Weather Along the Const. Francany 23-9 A. M, Werther, — Thermameter. se Cloudy... 10 ‘lear is 22, 1868, CLEARED. eoveman, Havana and New Or- Steamship Gen’ Meade, Sampson, New Orieans—Samuel Stevens, Steamship Montgomery, Lyon, Savannah—R Lowden. Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, Savaanah—W R Gar- Agon. Steamship Ningara, Blakeman, Norfolk—N L McCready. Schr W tf Jones, Lino, Fe-naudl ARRIVALS. ‘Abbots, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS. Steamship Tripoli (ir). L via Foxton 2lst, with mdse Steamship Key West, Rudolf, Charleston, 10 hours, . fo Benner, ete Jennie A Shey passengers. Steamship Virginia, indse and passengers, to Wiliams & Guon. Bark Eusaveth (Norw), Dyes. Havre, 64 days, with mdse, y phy. supplied her, Warrived Friday, 8 PM.) Sherwood, Charteston, 73 hours, with Edys. nto Fed 1; sines str0m Brig Florence, Freeman, Portland, Measurier, Liverpool, feb 4, Ml pnaseners. to B Crinatd t ekney, 19th nay, lat 3 ard, from Satilia Ri with loa of deck loud and kK from her three Has had strong westerly gales most of Ta anchored at the SW Spit (of Brixiam) Cox, Patras Nov 29, and Gib- ieorze F Bulley” Had fino NW and W gales, to Nesbit d& Mure Schr Florence N Tower (of Lincolnyille), Perry, Old Har- Schr Energy (of the ice at Throgi elle Bloomfie d, Hobt Washington, t, Johnson, Stamford Smith Bartor, Fsiriavon for Virginia. rmouth), from an Easiora port, bor! Ja, 26 dave, with lovwood, to J Leayoraft & Co Has (ier, Gloucester, Lee, Roston for Jersey Clty —, Providence for Elizabethpoct, Schr Wm P Cole, Cole, New Haven Sehr Wm K Dodworth. Mason, Stumford, » Stamford tan’ ord. Tein Ship Knergy, Caulking, from Tiverpool, arrived Bist, en- countered a series of violent hurrie which continae since which ha dan WOth, Int 58 and for London, her with provisions sexnman and native of + zzen top he tim, Tha whip W F Storer arrived 2st Feb 3, Win Hadley Steamshipa Cit} wm Irleane; Rapid Savannah: ton; Rebe: Yazo Wind at sunset N, fresh. Srxauen Gov Moura Galveston, was wrecked on Grand’ Isle on lives lost. with nabs te weather and varlub’e winds, D” Jon) madly frost bitter val. led from the etect ingara (rem), Hark Everhardt (Pru: Algo one ship at anchor’ SAIL of Raltimors. Yeon, London; St Laurent Kio Janeiro; Gen Sedgwick, a Clyde, Wiltmingto rfolk; Prometheus, Baltimo: \d from’ the lower ba; , Joslyn, injuries were fout for raceiving her cargo and ght. proceed to load without delay for Liverpool. * From W to WS, fury for six d vs, W, spoke ship Karanjah of, oat from Fouchou, and supplied Jan 18th John ft Johnson, an ab fell ove noard from the owing a gale at rig Hamilton, apoke a pilot from boat ain, Had five men able to do duty on rom Liverpool, reports of Wu 8, foll from the ‘of the full on BELOW. Cuban from, Rotterdam, it. from Bremen Dec 20. D. and Denn Havre; s vento Ge fn Salvacior, and Montcomery, aid, -atid Saragosnay. NO; Hautes . Liverpool: arles- rhips Wite i brig Kllza Thompso Marine Disasters. from Orleans for ch ins; no mt, recently ashore in Swash Channel, fully hove down, Her will at onos be ady Bar« Prarre Bien, Cloutman, from Muscat for Boston hefe Buia Foy. (Br), ¢ York, put into St with loss of sails. repo Brig Minat) 1 wd atreet Pp The principal toplc of conversation io stock clrotes is } Mt Reavy Sand. Xs winds the whole passage, and een 7 the unfavorable bank statement this week. The larze | J mea opraeat Reed, Darien, 10 days decroazo of $7,604,477 in deposits excites considerable | 1; foretopranst. ton wee surprise, and to this loss is directly traceable the reduc- Se! Dloucester. tion of $4,231,805 In the reserve of specio and legal Schr I tender notes, The rain to Cincinnatl and rome Ai Barbad Nhip James M Dee W, bie hae hed taken 14v howe. Ship War Mawr, taco, J ‘Akron and Toledo twenty per cent sball be equivalent wg ak a Bite Poi Brig Alex Milliken, 11 Jon Ge ints Priee, from New York for Nuevitac Forcign Ports. rrived, brig Matron, Kiliman, Be: ‘Tubal Sehmidt, N York: Ath, Boston: Altavela, Reed, Jat 80.8, lon ae Banke, Ginn, (Br), “Middiebo: sobr Lottie, He: Br), Jenkina, Jat iteras 8 reported fa heavy cesterly gale, in which’ sand spi stained ad: Co Charleston I he # gale, ad of taayn 10 ia free from tee, all without any risk both ways. jos Jan 19, sohr F jon at Janeiro for Mob’ 4, from Boston for Cuba, Peh 12 rom Norfolk for Trinida Cannesas, Fob Hoipn Pe NYork; schrs Varid Wasson. Jones, Orr, and Eva May, Richards, Porian: Philadelphia; 3 Whesier, Bacou, and Dickson, Shepverd, ‘do Raboons, , Sierra’ Morena; late, ‘a (chartered to load for et P Brown, Whaley, Portiand: Geo Harrie, senrece @ (Br), Simpson, Boston; orl ‘Baviod Ti, scht Thos Kenaickaon, Dickinsem, Pbiladelphia: iM Merritt, Bato, and . Carney, Laney, Hunter, om) Yor! jo Bird (Br Carne Slocum», do CoNPUnaosy put into St Thomas Jan 25, in distress, ort of water. Site had discharged part of cargo aod remained in port Feb 1, repairing. from Liverpool Nov 5 for New an 20, in distrese, Jeaky, and ined in port Fev Al, repairing, to resume her voyage om the 32th. 1mxs (Br), Morgan, from Cardenas for Portland, Charleston Isth in distress for re: and 10th inst, lat 24, lun 75 ex- farted the cargo, in o severe N On the nal injury to hull, rigging and spare. , from Vera Cruz, in (laa previous to the 24th’ alt, Crew and passengers ballast, went ashore at Nprnce went ashore at Minati(lan previous tress, reports which sprung aleak ast, On the Lith had a oymust aad jib. 0 hy lost Miscellanceus. and above that potut vessels Bartem river ia open The Hartera steamer Loadar wan bresking the channel! yesterday. 0 was ting ®t » hove Iauncnet 224 of 1245 tons, now ve bean launched 4 Mohay & Aldus, at Whalemen. fom Honolul Dee 16, barkk James Maury, Cute ticella, Roveh, Nye, do; Zid, Hers lips, dos 17 In, Snow. Provincetown, of NB. was at Paits Jan 27, (Thia report dite f n for Bombay, ts Pen iz Witlngran, Ne brign Redwood, Coomba, Bi Alice Starrett, Hooper, Dort north of Ftatteran: ig J Poliedo (Br), Marti- eidified Oth, back Alexandrina (Br), Snow, Boston: bri Maud (Br), Piliadeipbia, 6:h, Mercedes (Br), Kobl, NYork; Conn, has been arrested asa defantier, This is the } Bile (dr), Boswou, +B, Peri, NYork, sohr J B Van Boren, propet way to punish those who embozzie the funds of | 8%, ayaien, Feb 2—Salled, brig Mooullght, Gilbert, Reston, ‘Danks, and it le to be hoped that examples will be made (%, Dee W—arrived, bark Masard, javona, of thw ciate of delinquente which will deter others ) Re Arrived, brigs A Clifford fCiiford, Boston; Achim; trom dotng likewise. To merely le ag ape, at agi memngoes, Mine at tion” of @ defaultor ie to 9! Mountain Basie, Sherman, Baltimore; gobre ‘Homa por transncti oried in foreign i thie Come rigs W a There Were no transactions reported in foreign ex- sane Ri ehh H rawiess, W. i change, bot tho market was nominally firm atthe closing | J4ipl2",cuieivitin for Galveston); iSin, brig’ Strom rates of yesterday, namely ;—Bankers’ bills en England pees (Bey Mao at sixty dayr, 1097; @ 110; at three days, 11014 a 11044. Commercial bills, 10934 2 109%. Bille on Paria at sixty days, 6,158 5.13%; at three days, 5.12% @ 5.11. On Berlin—-Bankers’, 71% a 72; commercial, Tijg a 71%. On Bremen— Jankers’, 701, a 79%; commorcial, 79 a 79X. On Prankfort—Bankers’, 41 a 4 commercial, 40% 0 40%, On Amsterdam— Bankers’, 413g a 41 commercial, 407 & 41, On Hamburg—Bankers’, 96 commercial, 25% a 06 On Antwerp~-Dankes 6.18% ; Commercial, 5.1754 a 5.1 port § of fie 4 tavou rb Morne: 15 yanue (Nor Harkness, Sagim «Abby Thomas, Raymond, 4 gua ani a y Mywen (Be pe Boupar, Matan: ‘ensecola: brij ond yer cola br sine Brag ‘Sa “-) ‘etersou, Rag us ‘wert ‘th aa Kay, 60 d0 «Fino, to toad at Mataaase * YRIPLE SHEET. ia mo, reel iy rey 3 m ni Brd, to load af Ox Sport pr f Hatteras 450 Bhs sumar at 84 50. Bell {ir dir w. go oad aoe or 500 do at $300 boxes sug ir at Sf 7d Lyrrueros, N2, Jan S—In port bark Montana, Harriman, for London, 1. mt port ‘north of Hatteras Parsons, for New Orleans 80 = & Feb $—Arrived, . Titer ¥hiten : rian George Pierea, Pita in, Portiand, Fleoww ng: Cole, Me fh, bar brige alter Howes, Pioree, St TI a field, Portland, Schr Mary Monroe, 10th, barks Ana (fir), Simenea, Darton. Lath, wre! 01 row, Chartest: ia 13th, t" Sportamaa, Morton, “Hawan: ba k Acacia itobinson, Boston. Cleaved #th. darks Hrt, MeConnell, NYork, 10th, Sea Eag 0, Ho ou.sa Harm ton. north of ton, Port ; fon Nowel, De aware Breakwat r enry fiths (Br), Dram nond, (ehiade pai ‘hei, Thompson, a ham, Phiade'phia; Lith, br ga Altavel Charleston, Cheviot (Br) Whtne Mavacomé, Feb 410 port barks York. ldg Golden Fleece (Bt to’ ioad for NYork; brige Coumos, 10 fond for do. Annie st Br). dodo. George. Perkina, tor New Haven idg, Anna Br), for Philadelphia, do. Cleta, for Baitimore, do, Kate Foster, wig: sehr Sarah Marta. to load for NYork, Edw Lameyer, Bully, to load tor Newburs rt halo ad Ug Sophia, NYork (before reported for Bos- n). 31—Arrived, brive Sami Lindsay, Wilson, Soren, St Jago, schr bilen Perkins, 9G W Barton, NYork; Samuet Lindsey, a, Boston, Ovd Haxvor Ja Jan 26—In part achra White Swan, disg; faane Moss for NYork 2 days St Towss, Jan 20—Arrived, brig Foyle. Goucher, Liver- pool for NYork. in distress, Zist, brig Caroline (Br). Bur: ess, Boston; 2th, bark Prafrie Bird, Cloutmen, Muscat for oston, in distress) sehr Capelia supposed from NY ‘S0th, steamer Merrimae, Timme: SYork cand Ro Innere), Feb 3d, brigs Executive, Gorda, Tenerife (and left same day for St Jago), L.va N Jobnsen, Johuaon, Saytilin K ver cand left th (or =t Kitts). Salled Jan 16. briga Chas Miller, #rower, Cuba; 17th Ad di+ Murohie, Bart h St Croix 22d, bark Albert Maxwell- DOrleans, sehr Luey Copp, Aquin; 28th, brig Lydia for Savanah, @ioua, fordo: ache Cupelia, for Parks Einnds Feo 4th, brig Bianet, Card, Boston, wh, sehr July Fourciy Shaw, Cuba. in poe Tih sbipa Alice Bail, Ross, for Vaiparaiao, 1g cargo. of, condemned ship Surah Newman. Seminole, Ho mes, from N York ror San Pranciseo, repg; Crewt of the Wave, Allen, from Newport for NYork, repg. bark Prairie Bird, Cloutman, from Muscat for Boston, rape: Prince, from Sombrero, repg; HD Bockman, havin, from Savannah for Liverpool, rep. brig Foyle (Br), trom Livers pool for NYork. reps. to sai! 1b; Caroline (Tir), Burgess, for Guano Ialand, Schr Wanderer, Howe, reng fev G-arrived, sieamship sar of the South, NYork. Peb ——Arrived, steamship Georgia, Desken, ha Mary Stowe, Rankin, ey Wot, AU ireland, NYork, > Feb 4—Arrived, brige Ruth, McLean, Barba- dos; 5th, Nazarene, Murphy, do; 7th, wour Mary Anguots, Lord, Fernandina, American Forts. Is BOSTON, Feb21—Arrived barks Meteor (Brom) Dischor, Poochow: Kag.e, Potter (not Wilkin i Mayte.lane, do: 4 Small (i xpreay (Br). Fudge, do, schra r © Warner Hall, Fangter: ting, do; v , Inn any from Savannah, “i—stearmers Wm Kennedy. Boggs, Philadeiphia, sips Wearaarze, Robinaon, New Orleans, D nie! Draper, Harding, Charleston; bark McCuan (Rr), Lewis Savannah; beigs Jeaaie Rh nas, Tucker, Aspinwall, Paragon (Br), Welsh, J Melutyre, Husketl, S¢Jago. Solira Mterahal! P ard, Trt idad, rolferino (Br), Chisholm, © lity Louisa, Gerry, Rappahannock; ell, NYork, Batlod— teamer Tripoli; brig Snow Rird, 2d—Arrived, barks Thomas Brown Foochow: Melbourne, Aichangel: Albertina, Atrios, sche J Warren, Mobtie. LITO’, Feb 2l—arrived, ‘steamer George Appo Beaton Via Norfolk; ship Gry angie, ch ary S$ Lunt, brown, Gal+ Webb, Worthington, NYork. . zuma, Low, Roekland; Gilbert ateuit, Piymouth. k PC Warwick (Br), Rio Janetro. bh 18—Arrived, brig ‘Times (Br), Mor- for’ Portland, Cleared—sehr ) Talbot Packard. Boston. Sp po'acre Valentina, Alaina, Barorlona; t. Ronaein, New Orleans, Feb 14—Cleared ‘ochre Lyndon, Shackfora, Camilla, Hurlburt, do. , Feb 2t—Sailed, soiree JP Rosa, Phititps, ; Carlton Jayne, Bro Nelie Brown, Higgins, & Ba.timore. Below, schi Abby Hallett, Baitimore; par Georgotown, DC SION, Web 18—Arrived, steamship Wilmington, Cole, NYork. HOLME: Arrived, schra Artie Gar. wood, Godfres a do for NYork. George & Albert, a NO; Jane L Newton; Rich do for Richmond: KE obb, do for Baltimore; JD Wellmgton, Chio: man, do for Philadelphia; Agate, Cook, Provincetown for silver Bell, Bailes, Boston for Wil: 0. Salled—Sehra Henrietta Simmons, Rramball, Col Connor, Shute, Clenfaegon Paine, and Ruth N Atwood, ner. Feb 1$—Arnved, sche A BR Cramer, Chirleston, —-chrs Francis Arthemur, Cates, Providence; E c Freamat York. MOBILE, Feb 14—Arrived, bark Virgin(a Dare, Dunning, New Orieans; schrs Belle, Howes, and A Godfrey, Godfrey, Boston, brign Dos Magdalena (Sp), Roig, Havana; NYork. Glendower (Ur), Lani. one. Merrimac. bit, ronal: sehr Unton, urna. Pensacola, SCHIASPORT, Feb 18—Shiled, achva Garland, Libbey, and Deco ra, © low, Steele Sague, NeW ORLMANS Feb 16—Arrived, shins Prince Georse (Br), Hawking, London; Jupiter (Ham), Id, Ant. rk Jolin H Harris (Br). Danioia, Liverpoo!. Arrived, steamship Gortex, Whitman, NYork, Be- elano, from Mobile; keniiworth, Florence Peters, from Messina, 8 4 journwst Pass, Feb 17.6 PM, BW and tight. ha. rometer #0,60—Arrived, «hip Somhera kmpire (Br), Dun- Jop, Liverpool. Sailed. steamship Victor. Korvork, Feb 19—Arrived, achr Carlotta Brown, Rob- bins, Bostoa, NEWPORT, Feb 20, P_M—Arrived, scha NH Skinner, ‘Thrasher, Providence for Elizabethport; Wild Pigeon, Pl lips, do for do; Alice.& Bandell, Stead, New York for Va. Jencla. Fed 21, 8 A M—Arrived in the night, Welcome R- Beebe, Lozier, New York for Gibralter: Washburn, Atwood, Boston for Virgioiw; Suille Suith, Chase, Fall River for New York. NEW LONDON, Feb 2)—In port, schrs Rute bit Perry, for NYork; Six Mixvers, Nora Scotia for do; Wilson, Ploy, Boston rt, Nickerson, Provt- for Elizibethpor Littlefield, do do: sloop t y for NYork. teen, N, ‘eb 2 —Arrived, ches Mt L Wedmor t Reynolds, do; Frank Pierce, Hodgde fall, NYork:' J W Hine, Elirabotuport, © Lyman Addie P Ave- fe others, and Emma Latiam, NY¥or ry, ana Katie J Hoyt, Baltimore, PreNSACOLA, Feb 13—Cleared, achra EM Hamilton, Smith, Providence: Mth, Anna, Whitmore, Corpas Christ} Br), Mada ingo Hava’ IA, Feb 21—Arr stonmahip Suninta, Foxte, Havana: bark Sum Shepherd, 'E: lie Mowe, Leaman, as, A H Curtis, Mereimen, 4, Matanzas; sohr Sibyl, Chase, aco farrie Melvin, W arks Rlomidon. Cowen, Cork, for ord Met rman, Liverpool, and Thomas Walter, Kubimeon, eal Cardenas, Lewis, Del, Teh 19—6 PF M—All tha vessels before re- ported for Phil have left the Breakwater, excapt ship Suratford, hark: a s Cochran and brig K came in this moraing 1 tip the bay. WAND, Fev 2l—Arrived, bi iz ROVIDENCE, F Charieston: FM Fre Ri CKLAND, Feb of ANCISCO, Feb 3 elius, Hambur; THOOl; Sth, Delaware, hiv Ame Mary, Waike, do; 84, Gen Mev a, Wall g © Hi Nennedy, Geyer —Katled. schre N W Smith, Tooker, ed Md, hip Im SAVANNAH, Feb Liverpool. Cleaced—Ship Lady Ruarell (Br), Gray, Liverpool. Balled—Sehr Sequin, Cail, Bowton. Isth—Arrived, ships Tasmania, Driv Liverpool; Grahams Holley, Burgess Arrived. schr Baltic, Rost Dieared—Ship Margaret-Liverpor Ido, do: seb Myrover, NYork. SALEM, Feb 20— Arrived, schrs $8 Smith, Hai siar: Hers, Poole, NY. Nolled-#ehr Anna 4 Freeman, Lea, Craney Ueland, bark Norma, [do; brig g, Tan. W)LMINGTON, NC b1t—Arrivad, schr Snilote, Baw tor, Boston: 17h, Urig Flor del Mur (Br), Card, New York; solr Luguil ita ai. QO Wishart, Mason, and Marie Hail, Shepard, Bost re RE RD, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Cuntis—Tocrenmas.—In Brookiyp, on Thursday, February 20, ey, A. P. Putnam, Mr. Groxoe b. Conrig, of North Carolina, to Mies Fassie M., daughter N, No of Wi cards, am Tuckera ‘Died Ante, —On Friday evening, February Ryans Gxnrnene, youngest ter of George and Zoe Abies, aged 1 year and 10 months The Telatives and friends of the family are respect faily invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hi paronta, No, 264 Carlton av: Brooklyn, this (Sanday) afternoon, at past ook. Baaty,—At Bergen, on Saturday, February 22, Hexny B, Beary, aged 62 years and 6 months. The friends and reiatives of the taro'ly are respoci fully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday after. noon, at half-pnst two o'clock, at the Keformed Dutch evarch, at Berges. Califormia papers please copy. Botwer.—On Friday, February 21, at the residence of her son-im-law, after # short illness, Awnnia Bou. wife of George Bolwell, in her 490b year, is are respectfully invited to attend the fo~ No, 3 Union sqnere, this (Sanday) after. noon, at one o'clock, thence her remains will be tak: to the Sixth street Aaptiat chorch, between a oa end O, where the foneral services wil be beld at two o'clock, and from thence to Greenwood. ~ —On Saturday, February 2%, of congestion of Colonel Witism Bruce, aged 68 years and 40 i. “ie relatives and friends of the family are respect- faliy invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afte oon, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 4 |_ Abingdon square. Roriax,—(n Friday, February 23, Aww Boriim, in ike 48th year of her age. ‘The frienas of the family and those of hor brothers. Owen and Peter MoPhiliipe, are requested to funeral, from the resience of her son-in- Fitapatriok, No. 37 Goerck street, this (suniay) afters noon, at baif-past One o'clock, to Caivary Cemetery. Daiv.—Ow Tharsday, Kebroary 20, ater a short iinesm, Miottart, Dant, aged 34 years, His friends aod those of his farher, Rdward Daly, aed his father-in-law, Patrick Coulor, are respoceulis vited to attend the fv from bis tate residence, 403 Rast Sérencsenth street, this (Sunday) aftermoon, at Bal -past Cue 0 ut Dursonr,—ta Bootes, on Sharsday, Fobracty 26, YE Tenia tat 9 Mra. Lizzie Drarvory, eldest danghter of Jacob Clowes, Esq. agod 36 years and 6 monthe. Fuveral servioes at the residence of ber father, Na & Coy street, Boston, this (Sunday) morning, at cy o'clock. Dotay.—On Friday, February 21, of consumption, Augvanpee Doray, in the 25th year of his age The -elatives and frien ts of the family aro reapeottany favited to attend the funeral, from the rexidenc: of hie brother Joba Dolan, No, 24 North Second street, Wit (Sunday) afvernoon, at two o'clock, Doxonvk—On Friday, February 21, Pause Doxonvm, ‘a native of the county Lyrone, parish of Fin.ova, in ae 73d vear of hi age. fhe triends of the family sttend the faveral, o'clock, from bis late Marks place DrsckMays.—The membors of the Trivle X Soriab Ciob are hereby notified to meet at No 154 Graod trot, this (Sunday, afternoon, ab One O'Plock, to abe tend the funeral of oar inte ex member, WH Doce Many, from tho residence of his mother. JOHN A SEEBECK, President, R. Kasryer, Consennanding Server? Fertoxa,—Un Thureday, February 29, after ® lon oad, Joux FCRLONG, she beloved busbess Merrener, aged 38 years. ere respectfully invited 1 attead the funeral, from his reatdence, 775 Exghe avenue, corner of Fifty-fourth Ot, this (Sumdtay) atvoxe Boom. at one o'clock precisely without further notice, Dublin papers please copy Guana. —On Friday, February 21, Ww. Ro Geawam, The members of Tecumseh Lodge, F and A M, are hereby summened to moot at their rome corner of Third avenue and >eveach etras At twelve o'stocke Boon, for the purpose of atten: he funeral of our deceased brother, Wm. R Grabam. Rv order of WM. BURROWS, diastor, respectfully requested to en, CRactRag:N —On Thursday , February 20, snditenly and scidentaliy, our beloved brother and brother in-law, Fasvenice H, GRacreceiy, tn the dist year of bis ac His (riends are invited to attend ¢ 1 late residence, No. 19 Amity sieei, New York, (Dis (Sum Gay) altornoon, at two o'clock. WILLIAM WERNER, Grawy,—On Saturday, Fobroary Mrs Axa B Gaxer, aged 30° yaars and 2 montits Fanerat from Mansion House, Brooklyn, on Mon¢ay afternoon, at one o'cloc: Gose —On Thursday, February 20 after 9 short bat Severe tliness, ANNA Maria, tho beloved daughter off Beary and Auna Guse, aged 4 years, 10 menths ead . ny ‘ . The friends of tho family aro resnactfuliy Invited te t attend tbe funeral, from the residence of her parents, 14 ‘ Maugrin ttreet, this (Sunday) afternoon, at Lart past one o'c'ork. Hastiron.—In this city, om Friday, #ebruary 21, Mose timve W. Hawiroy, aged 53 The funeral wil take placa from bia tate residence, No, 354 Wost Thirtys(hird street, this (Sunday) a(teraooa, Aat@inif-past twelve o'clock, Havistox.—On Friday, February 21, Jos Havenn son of Rovert and Mary Hamilton, ia the yoar ol bis age. ‘The faneral will take place from his late residence, No, 7 ‘Third avenue, on Monday afternoon, one Iho relatives aud friends are reepectiuily ime tend, _Of heart disenes, on Fridoy, Febranry 21, 1u Hovesen, N. Ji. Wititom Haroisaroe raved 28 years, a notive of Mitchelstown, county Cork, Ireland, The friends and retatives are respectfully requested te attend (he Sanoral frou 61 Newark streat, at two o'clock, sea please copy. y —Gn Saturday, Fobrunry 22, of disense of the brain, Cavianise Axne Henny, daughtar of Edward and eesey Heury, uged 10 months and Ii days, The frieadé of the fam ly invited to attend the furoral, thig (Sunday) afternoon, at balf-past oue o'clock, from 472 ri atraet, Hinson. —On Friday, February 21, after’ a severe te ness, CrArted Hinsox, a putive of Deol The friends of the famii ully Invited te attend tue fuaeral, from his lae rewdence, Seventy- sovenh street, between Third and Fuurta avenues, Unue (Bu: day) afterioon, at one 0! Joneroy —On Saturday, F Jon ros, in (hg 2th year of his are, The friend 02 the family ara respectfally invitet to attend tho funoral, frota the residence of his father, No, 347 Wes! Soventeeuth streot, on sionday afternoon, at (wo o'clock, Lrovanv.—Dho faneral of Dr. Wa. P. Leovann, fore aitimore, will take placo from the residvace of his brother, No. 142 West Pifty-third street, on Moa- day afiornoon, at wwa o'clock. Lixco,—On ‘Friday, February 21, Captain Writs BL , in the 50th year of hs ace. The relotives and friendy of the family ave respootfnliy invited to attend tha funrra', from the re-itence of hue fathor- in-law, Edward Criiksiiank, at Bayonne, N J., on Monday, at twelve o'clock moon, A train will cave foot of Liberty street at cleven o'clock A. for Sa.ter- ville, at which place carriares will be in waiting Delaware papers please copy. Luavay,—On Friday moroing, February 2t, Jaw only child of the iate John and Mary Loavey, aged yoar and 27 days, ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are re: fully invited to attend the funeral, from tno residence of his uncle, Bernard Masterson, 321 West Thirty-second etreet, between Tenth and Kieventh avenues, this (Sui ba 2) Mernoon, at hall larson, —Oo Thursday, Lack Matson, aged 36 yoars. The relatives and {rients of the family aro réspeot- fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis tate rate dence, No. 451 West Thirty-sixth street, this ( dudayy afternoon, at ene o'clock, without furtner notice: Marnarp,—At Flatbush, on Friday eventing, Fovruary 21, Samoxt H, Mayrxakp, so of Samuel diay- gard, aged 61 years. p Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the re:tdouee of his father, Clarkson avenue, Flatoush, Mitter.—On Friday, February 21, of scarlet fover, Hanerer F., only child of Atex. F, and M, Jennie Mile jer, aged 2 yoars, 7 months and 4 days. Funeral from the resicence of her parents, No. 8 Johnson street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, eaves: and friends of the family invited te ory 22, Taomas & ck, 20, Winuia Wate 17.—On Friday morning, February 21, Trowag, of Charles and Ellen Murphy, aged 1 year, 9 nd 21 days, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect fully invited to attend tho funeral, this (sup tey) afters noon, at one o'clock, from No, 210 West .birty-ceventh, street. McDovarp —On Friday, February 21, at hie resifence, No. 184 Hoyt street, Brooklyn, Paraick sicDONaLo, & native of County Wexford, fre and. Tho solemn mass of requiem will take ploce om Monday morning a} ten o’ciock. at St, Pani's churee, corner of Court and Concresa street», Tho retatives am friends of the family, and the <riends of biz sons, Miles and Key, John RK MeDoould, are respesttully invited to attend, The remains will be taken to ihe Comevery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, L. 1. McKenvie.—On Tharsday, February 20, Davin McKee - ain, in the 42d year of his wre, Funeral! this (Sunday) afternoon, one o’ late residence, 136 Thompeon street. fhe members of Normal Lodge, No, 522, F. and A. M., aro lereby summoned and required to ettend a special cominunieation of the Lodge, to be held at its rooms, No. 604 Brondway, New York, on sunday, February 23, at twelve o'clock noon, to attend tho foneral of our lave brother David McKenrie, ne members of the Masonie fraternity are reepectfully invited to auend WILLIAM H. DOWN, Master. Axonew Buawe. Secretary. February 2% On Saturday morning, Timothy A, McManoy, aged 21 years. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residends 111 East Fourth street, on Monday afterzoon, at axe o'clock, Panne. —In Memphis, Tenn., on Monday, Ootober i& 1867, Mrs, Fraxom K. 7. Panne, eged 28 years, ‘The friends and relatives are respect!uily invites te attend the funeral, from the residence of her ino ier, Kunice Tracy, No, 9 Forsyth stroet, on Monday ater- noon, ok. Po Fobroary 20, of congesion, after scarlet fever, ALC’, youngest daughter of Willan H. ana Elizabeth Putnam. ‘Tho fanera! wiil take place thie ( at five o'clock, from the re West Twenty-first street, Monday to Kural Cemetery, Albaay. Rust. —On Friday, February 21, Mantra Jam Roem, in the 28th year of hor age. Tho friends and relatives of the famtly are irvited te attend the funeral serv! at the residence of hee 20 Jane stroet, this nday) afternoor, s+ foar Per ri will be taken to Peskskill, om for interment, veer —Oo Tharsday, Febroary 20, ta the 68th year of hor age, Mra Eva Somnaurr Dearest mother, thoa hast lett wa, ‘ ‘And thy lone wo deoply f Rot ‘te God who har voreft us He can all our sorrows heal Tho friends of (he fatally are respecttally invited te attend the funeral, from the residence of her danghter, Mra, A. Mf, Jackron, No. 107 West Thirty-sscond etroab, this (Munday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Swrra.—In thie city, om Saturday, February 22, Antsy Wife of Horece Stith, Jr, aged 26 years, ‘The friende and relatives of tho farcily are respectfally invited to aitend the funeral’ services, this Game , from Lie omday) aftemoa her parens, 44 On Saturday, February 22, at her racle, ty-sovouth street, Mrs, GAOKaM@E Her frionds and those of the family are respect Invited to attond the Moeral, from her late residence, Unionville, L. L, thia (Sunday) aflernoon, at two o'clock, without further notice, Dosen, On Friday. pain 7h February 21, after a long and Dosew, 1a the Odth year of bia age, the relatives and fri of tho family are respectfully to d the funeral, from nis iate re 1, ton, Westchester county, N. Y., ing, at twelve o'clock, Wino -On Thursday, Febraary 20, Mionam. Wann, @ native of county Carlow, Ireland, aged 55 years. His relatives ahd friends, also the members of the Temperance Soorety of tho Immaculate Conception, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis iT residence, 207 First avenue, at two o'clock this (Sad Monday worn- roe Winky, aged 5 years + € of George W. and Kiwira Wiiekes, (nis (Sunday) after: ranees services from res! aneobha aay ,