The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1868, Page 5

NEW YORK CITY. THE COURTS. voats with the woodwork, the buoyancy is e Nebraska was into twice; the boats, from the city; yea, he convinced. the: Fecotlection ol 3; BO rate of speed can be enjoined in fogs; these things are left to the pilots; Grand street lease expires in —; Roosevelt street ferry lease was renewed last fall; sease runs for ten years; didn't know the number o: hands on each ENERGETIC POLICES OFFICERS.—Monday forenoon a ‘maf named William Reed was brought in on the re- turns from the Fifteenth precinct. The prisoner was arrested by order of Captain Caffray the night pre- vious, but when brought into court Roundsman Fitz- gerald, who arrested the prisoner by instructions, had no complaint to make against him, and Ca t ates oon not ap) make him. Now, while this Sunday night teapot raging on one corner of a street a tensive burglary was being in a loss of $12,000 worth of si m an establishment only a short distance from the spot on which the energetic captain of the ih precinet caused the arrest of an unoffend- posed that the burglars were at work the greater part of Saturday night, and on Sun- ht they carted away their $12,000 worth of from under the very noses of the Fifteenth inct officers. The store which has been robbed situated at No. 806 Broadway and is occu} James Tucker as a mill! didn’t Know as to cleanliness, how the boats are kept; {f six hundred ople had been on board the Idaho at the time of e fire he could not say how many, with life pre- servers, might have been saved; most part on belief; terest in the Staten Island ferry derbilt was president of Staten are old and new boats on the East river ferries; old as the new; the life preservers ke the cabins, near lon’t know anything about life preservers, on board; sometimes inquire into the con- he boats; did so about six months henever I see an; the reason of e testified for the old out some Dodge, Captain ought Mr. Van- SUPREME COURT —SPECUL TERM. nd ferry; there ‘The Burrows Will Case. Before Judge Sutherland, BM. Mitchell and Wiliam McMurray, as two ue having been out of the cit, out of the way I inguire make suggestions; have made inquiries as to means of pgotection to passengers in case of accident; that the company charges more fare than the lease permits; board a boat ainst the company; as a stockholder he responsible for ac it t stockholder in the company; don’t know Y, Mr. Ball and Mr. Pol. id give Information, he 4. T. Stewart # Co., and had been since 1841. The plalntims are executors of hig will, and on an exam- ay books. jt was underst inery establishment. “— he ea Hs res of this extensive burglary have as discovered by the police, neighbors had seen the i E 5 yet, it is said, some of the This Gocter cmt the ree and arene eee ‘ stolen property. Great € vigilance of the police! seit ‘TOOK IT AND PAWNED It.—A boy of about fourteen years of age was brought before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, charged with stealing a gold watch, chain, a number of arti- cles of jewelry and an overcoat, in all value amount- ing to the sum of $150. The boy, whose name is the complainant, West Twenty-sixth street, who charges him with the theft, Michael was ied by detective McCarthy, of the Twenty-ninth hen taken into custody the boy took the property and Yesterday the prisoner was _brou; Dodge, who committed him for trial, THE BOARD OF HEALTH. ef Hf that he is now; Mr. Murph: lion are directors and coul: thought; can’t say how many persons it would take to keep a boat clean; the larger boats are used mostly on the lower ferries; smal! boats are sometimes run on the lower ferries; when exigency demands the largest boats run from Roosevelt to South Seventh the lease does not require that the boats Tun from the foot of Peck slip; thought the arrangement one sufficient to guard against accident thought the ferry houses were kept . & i i f $50, ‘were still makin; ‘The case cumes up now on pel the payment of the whole sum of rights of some of the lega- B et at the landing: in proper cond: e Chairman here informed Mr. Low that com- plaints had been entered against the filthy and un- of the boats, and he (Mr. Low) not ed with them, he (the Chairman) should be necessitated to make further inquiries from the more active members of the company. Mr, John Greenwood, on being sworn, slated that he knew very littie of the management of the fer- ries; ferries ought not to be made a matter of mere tas they now were; was not interested in any rooklyn ferries; have writiea a number of articles for papers demanain; same privilege as the city of New Michael Quinn, SUPREME COURT—CHAMIBERS. ‘Tke Erie Railroad Litigation. Before Judge Barnard. ™ re the Appointment af George 4, Osgood, Receiver, éc.—This case came before the court yes- ‘est Twenty seventh street, it before Justice at an earlier day motion annexed to the stay of for Brooklyn the ‘ork has in grant. and controlling the same; usually in and Wall street ferries; cannot say that any provisions are made on the Union Ferry Company's boats for the protection of passen- gers, but was of the opinion that the ferry companies Cannot provide for the safety of passengers and yet Morse was President of the Union Ferry Company, Cyrus P. Smith its Acting Manager, Mr. Smith was here offered suggestions as to the best manner of and was of opinion that f service in the navigation of rivers in times of dense fogs; he merely gave his as a lawyer; thouglit the boats are fairly ‘otection of pas- would be in the oner, on being sworn, stated that he Brooklyn nearly all his life, and had ‘iven much attention to the management of ferries. ir. Spooner then produced a written statement to the following etfect:—The Union Ferry Company paid too much money to the city of New York for its leases; $60,000 per annum he thought ali-suficient of that sum the company was compelled $103,000 for ten years—or from 1860 if this large price for the privilege of using the plers and slips of New York were re- mitted, the managers Of the Union ferry could and would reduce the price of ferriage one-half; the Mr. Spooner continued verbal- ly :—In May, 1845, an act was passed by the Legisla- ture which provided for the creation of a Board of ‘The Board of Health held their regular weekly meeting yesterday aftertioon, the President, Mr. George Lincoln, in the chair. The Sanitary Commit- mittee, to whom had been referred the question of locating a public market up town, reported through Dr. Stone that they had conferred with the engineer of the Board in regard to location and had come to the conclusion of petitioning the Legislature to em- power the proper authorities to locate a market somewhere between Fourteenth and Fifty-ninth streets on the North river shore, the market to be one thousand feet on the river front, the street side to be covered and the building to extend back so as to adjoin one of the avenues, be erected und, with no sewer beneath, the re acres. lanierre it was re- cross on the Ful and by that time some ited orders in the case might Rad by heaeenncia ce so hampered ‘The proposition to adjourn was assented to. CONDEMNATIONS OF WHISKEY, ‘Yesterday, on motion of Mr. Rellins, United States District Attorney, the following decrees of condem- Ration in the cause of the internal revenue, were Blatchford:—A, quantity of dis- at 37 Dey street, @ quanti! venteenth pres - peony 3 ee! cigars foun: paper boxes of silk vell posed to volunt make money; Latham B. Mr, Greenwood getting ice out of sil; calcium lights would provided with facilities for the but could not say how collision, fire, &c. taken before J filled spirits foun: level with the ot 332 whole to cover thirty- On motion of Commissioner solved that the services of the assistant sanitary in- spectors, doing duty out of town, should be for the resent dispensed with, After the reading of several jocuments of no public interest, on motion of Com- the Board adjourned. tobacco found at 46 Vesse: 35, way; barege, and 7 boxes of COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. 1452,,1856, 1386, 1456, 1458, 1400, rong aid ae, 1474, 1476, 1478, 1480, 1482, 1484, 1486. Part. 3,— a '655, 927, 624, 419, 1065, 1087, Pipe CouRT—SFECIAL TERM.—Nos. 99, 146, 187, The Mortality of the City—Vital Statistics. The following report was issued yesterday by Mr. E. Harris, from the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Metro- politan Board of Health:— The second week of Marc! last, afforded much evidence tI ring and even the partial openin, crowded tenements the preventable causes of mor- ity ly diminished. There were 464 deaths New York, including the 89 that occurred in the jis is 18 less than the previous as there was an increase of 10 deaths in the public charities we may regard the ing to 23 In the city ings. In Brooklyn there were 145 deaths, a gain of 16 lives‘over the previous week. Tho a of total ity was observed mainly in the congestive and inflammatory diseases; while we notice an: in other fatal Ce Raped Ol years upwards—gal chance of life; for only ages perished last week, against fl vious week, to week the past winter, basi if ae! Fah week it was twenty-one degrees, the coldest ‘month of the winter. ecreased nding on Saturday rent was too much. it with the return of a Covrt—Tri RM.—Nos, 535, 536, 545, ns, bau, 0, iat baa, 558, 650) 800, 661) 662, 608, 608, and ventilation CoURT—CHAMBERS. ferry companies, take slips and 117, 120, 134, 136 rier: bey Pri locks and pay @ fair on’ appraisal 17, 159, 200, 201, 214, 230. nui i ty melou spray ies TERM—Part 8685, 2876, 3501, 371 Part 2.—Nos. 8160, public institutions, D to week's total, and rvise the management of ferries, the river, bridges, &¢.; and further contended that if this commission was in operation the peopie would be satisfied, and there would be no trouble; as it was, the ferries were wholly managed stockholders, and run for the dividends they could make; the Union Fe: better than it has done best in the world. 8361, 8558, P14, 3304, 8708, 2618, for the beneflt of ComMON | PLEAS—TRIAL ought to do vastly ought to be the Mr. Spooner continued tn this strain for some minutes, when, having exhausted his subject, he took up his hat and retired. James Howe, on_beil hthisis and some age—from sixty tly in the temporary rsons at those -one in the pre- an average of forty-live each The mean temperat renheit; but in the previous or at the mean for in fatality in New York last greatly increased in Brooklyn. It killed twenty-nine children in each city. distributed over the cities. Its ravages ainly in the Eleventh and Sixteenth wards lyn, to the Eleventh, Seventeenth and Twen- tieth in New York; and we here observe that jt was in the same wards in both cities, and in the Sixth and wie G mares and Tenth of the former (Bi amr 104, 101s. 1 Part '2.—Nos, 956, toe4, ee 391, 1031, 431, 1066, 1067, 1014, sworn, stated that he was r of the Union Perry Compan: verested in the ferry; many of owned but one share of stock, and the entire board were not interested to the extent of $20,000; it was to supply the place of a were educated * Te Board or Excise.—The Board of Excise held ‘heir regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon, the President, Judge Joseph Bosworth, in the chair. Brennan, Crane, it Commissioners Acton, Manierre and Parker. Only two cases were of and but one license was revoked. ases that were to have been tried were adjourned on of the absence of important witnesses. DyrERNAL REVENUE AFPAIRS.—Yesterday ten bar- Bels of whiskey were seized at the vinegar factory of Bbeling & Co., 337 West Thirty-ninth street, by Collectors Purdy and Morgan. The cause ag &: ‘the spirits were rectified, but marked to come from Hi which place being visited by the om- on the books, ed. the books were at first refused them, safe was unlocked and books: result above mentioned. Mew YoRe HisrorioaL SocieTy.—Last evening Professor George W. Greene read a paper before the ew York Historical Society entitled “Memorial of Peter Force,” The name will be suggestive to some @f the older inhabitants, if not of New York, cer- as connected with the house lanned to abduct and ® dificult thi th nm hands, when, if they evinced intelligence and resolution, they were promoted in tme to the 3 the boats were in excellent erder; the of the managers lay in the improvement of Brooklyn; the boats could not be run at a lower fare ficiency maintained; the It is by no means than at present and their e! boats were built solid at each end for fiity feet total thickness at tho bow bel: cabins were heated _ wil being allowed on board exi the boilers—and lighted wi appliances of Board of Mi Bry ae ce eixteen inches; the cess last weel diarrhoeal diseases and fro} are rted in some of of the Metropolitan district, and concerning the local Deaths act the enteric or typ! the rural they justly awaken inquiry it the dwellings in which t! ly in regard to the wells an disorders are at present almost confined ublic charities. But the sub- rotection which ie Ridgewood water atford. With will needed a Herculean task ing and ia in the ridges are useless; som lligence of the pi millions crossed the accidents were rarer than in @ or six men are employed on each boat; the stockholders have recel’ for some years, r cent stock; but this the boats ly earned; the salaries paid were moderate, 000. Some evidence as to the hospitals and urban population do not enjoy the pi the Croton and thé ‘ate: the opening sprit Shia inn eu “ain lages NO e of the autumn rains the death rates in so! exceeded those in | reven' and methods of sanit of the home and its accessions, wherev. to be located, is essential to the art of h ns it very unmnistak: z al circumstances w: Qppilcation of this homely science. as dividend, ten had hardl, the highest not exceeding $6,' to the qualifications of pilots was elicited from the witness, when the committee rose. ‘They sit to-day at eleven o’clock. bie bowel disorder Rane ae at BROOKLYN CITY COURT. Action for Libel—Mary Anna Dean Leo Boker vs. the New York Sun—§50,000 Damages Claimed. Before Judge Thompson. ‘The trial of the action brought by Mrs. Mary Anna Dean against Moses S. Beach, of the New York Sun, to recover damages in the sum of $50,000 for an alleged libel published in that paper on the 25th of im the Brook- lyn Olty Court, before Judge Thompson, and jury yesterday afternoon. The plaintiff, it will be remembered, marrjed her father’s coachman some years since, and her name has from time to time fig- ured in gossipy letters in various papers, her do- mestic life being invariably described as most up- happy. The last article, and the one upon which the suit is based, appeared in a Washington journal, and was copied from the columns of that New York Sun, the defendant at that one of the connsel for the defence, on case, stated that they admitted lication of the article complained of and also paper, so the plaintiff had, to prove. They denied any ma- its it of notoriety; and ‘Mr. Greene to those the subject presen’ + Tam Farans’ OLvs.—The regular monthly meet- }. fag of this society was held in the rooms of the @lub, Cooper Institute, yesterday, at one o'clock. Several of the members presented specimens of vegetables and others exhibited new inven- ‘the pay Jast it read resent added much interest Investigation by the Legislatjve Committee on Commerce and Navigation. ‘The Assembly Committee on Commerce and Navi- gation, which is at present sitting at the Metropolitan Hotel inquiring into the workings and condition of the ferries between this city and the Long Island and New Jersey shores, commenced at half-past eleven yesterday to receive the testimony of directors and others interested in the management and capital of these important routes of transit to and from the as commenced ber of ladies were among evinced great interest in the proceedings, After persons who have made it of science the At the hour named Mr. Lawrence D. Kiernan. chairman, rose and remarked that the Committee on Commerce and Navigation had been authorized by the body to whom they owed their existence as a commission of inquiry to examine into the manage- ment of the ferries, and for this purpose would re- main in session for two days and receive such testi- mony as the lessees, managers and the pecuniarily ‘uninterested might offer. He also stated that the com- mittee had with them in manuscript the evidence taken last year, and that they (the committee) would avail themselves of it in pushing their present lctous intent on another journal, giv! which It Was take were in no way x-Governor Lot d, therefore, that for ite appearance one of the counsel for the sald nthough the defence admitied the pub- 4 plea unknown to laintift, oof Oe ee eon a w plead mitigati common law. They but he claimed that the At the close of these preliminary remarks by the chairman a Mr. Wynants came forward and stated that he had been subpoenaed to attend on the com. mittee, but that the notification should have been served on his brother, who was Street Ferry Com mn, he was quite the upon this court finally decided in favor of the plaintity. then opened the case g that never in the case of libel for the plaintiq, sayin; suits had there been one of such magnitude as the one now presented to relate bi appears to have been a dispute about the premises pled by gua qomptoinant, om in fare ponent eee LP aed vowling and committed to ARREST OF ALLEGED PIOKPOOKETS.—John Smith find William H. Marks were yesterday arrested by officer Wilkinson, the President of the pany. Althor but a , holding no official post- fe such information attempting to ch the ult taken ‘before the Tombs for provided he had tt eS eee with Ga most ext education and. ela old co! a ministet m up tee, a happy. SB E 4c., he answered and only knew ferry we in ox- gE 3 of the Twenty-sixth for operating in the procession. was seen in the act of assaulting ‘unknown woman on the corner of Broadway and intent to steal as a pickpocket. Cyt ‘his hand into the lady’s Siways it ad pene ve eae jaterial tion of the scandalous be gotten from this i g 5 was interested in 5 S * a 3 4 = g 5 PICKING PockETs.—James Wilson was arrested in the park by oMicer Cowan of the Twenty-sixth pre- sinct, on the charge of attempting to pick the dress pooket of an tinknown lady, who refused to come to (against the itted by Justice Dowling. ALLEGED RosBERY OF A PRIkeT.—A short time warrant was issued by the presiding magis- Jefferson Market Police Court for the pf ® woman named Jane Mooney, who, it was feloniously taken from.the custody of the Rev. O'Reilly @ sum of money and valnabies, con- of two gold watches, silver if 2 never had knowl to-day; at that time m; the frst Knowl en of tl Mr. Shipman was the the communication w! we it in for publicat i # =e : Qi s i A fs 3 ‘ H = z 8 / 8 i i rte B= i i not juainted with the next heard of the hen iwas waited uj here. 1’ was NEW! YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1868—TKIPLE SHEET. : peratare of the atmosphere was about one hundred and fifty Jegrees—(!aughter)—since then I have res) with the National Melt and the Rev, Dr. Lewie, who pes charen of tl sastisation i» ‘ashington, i ranean cage, a0 that I cou! Papel ae arama ovis by ex-Ji Re; Ts Wi in evidence by ex-Jud y> nolda, showing the result of Mr. Beach's innnirten, Objected to dy ex-Governor Lowe on the ground that they would bring in the statements of other parties. Objection sustained, Cross examined by ex-Governor Low—at the time of the publication of this first article in 1862 | was man- ager of the business department of this paper; fre- uently held communication with men in charge of the paper, and in fact had a supervision over it; Mr. Haskett first called my attention to the case when he brought his communication to me, and then stated that that would make the matter ali right: heseemed to in communication with other parties concerned; from the 10th of June to the i9th of November I waa absent from this eountry; | do not know who were plaintiff’s counsel dur- ing that time; after the service of the summons and compiaint I sent to Mr, Haskett to know what was the meaning of the suit, supposing that the case had been settled by the publication of the retraction brougit by him; my attoroeys in this case before the eniiemen Who now appear were Messrs, Beebe, an and Donohue, On the redirect examination witness testified that the next tntimation he had of the case was about a month ago, When he saw a paragraph in a Brooklyn per that he was to be tried the next day for libel; paid no further attention to the matter after I sent the papers to Judge Beebe and didn’t know there was a suit pending. J. H. Shipman sworn—A year I was assistant editor on the Sun—night editor; inserted the article in regard to Mrs, Dean; found the article in the Washington ntelligencer; Mr, Beach knew nothing about my inserting the article, John Dean sworn—I am the husband of the plaintiff; first learned of the publication of the article the day after it appeared; | employed Mr. Beebe as my counsel to bring this action against Mr. Beach; the action was not brought; they kept me runnin; there for about three months, when I chang counsel, Cross-examined—Q. Did you ever give them a re- taining fee? A, No, sir. . Counsel—Perhaps that was the reason they did not bring the suit, Ex-Judge Reynolds asked if Mrs. Dean was present. Witness said she was not, Ex-Governor Lowe asked witness if he did not ask Mrs, Dean to be prepenkt Witness replied that he did. Counsel sald it was more to her honor that she did not come. This closed the evidence, and it being six o'clock the court adjourned, leaving the summing up of the case for to-day. THE ERIE RAILROAD TROUBLES. The Besieged Directors Hopeful—No Further Attempts at ViolenceA Guard Maintained Night and Day. The brief experience which the squad of roughs who invaded the Long Dock on Monday obtained. re- garding the efficient measures for the protection of life and property in Jersey is likely to have a saluta- ry effect’on the “ pugs,” and the Oyer and Terminer Court of Hudson county will be spared the trouble and expense of swelling its list of candidates for the State Prison, Once within the meshes of Jergcy law the eseape of the desperado {s all but impossible. As prevention is better than cure, however, the di- rectors have continued their precautionary meas- sures, and a still larger force than that enumerated in the HERALD yesterday is on hand. The employés at the depot and workshops of the Erle Railroad have been organized intp a corps of deputies to ald the police, and a number of detectives have been posted at the Pavonia ferry to intercept any intruders who may be rash enough to repeat the experiment of Monday. Chief of Police Fowler will continue the guard at night till the present troubles have passed away. Inspector Masterson, of the Erie Railway special police, was occupied a great portion of yes- terday in making arrangements at the Long Dock for the protection of property there. A bumber of gentiemen called on Mr, Drew yester- day, all of whom expressed their conviction that the defeat of the monopoly is but the work of a few days, and assuring him of the cordial sympathy of the sey- eral firms to which they belonged. The members of the executive committee looked as hopeful yesterday as though the dimicuities were entirely adjusted. The camp waa crowded with visitors, many of whom seenied to take a special interest in the controversy. Every visitor, without exception, urged a steadfast resistance and encouraged the old Chancellor to hold out. This advice seems unnecessary, as the directors are by degrees converting their quarters into a doml- le which will be furnished with many home com- rts to beguile in some measure the weary hours and compensate for fainily luxuries. Ce ae eer ce RN MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Fuxcxrr—Brooxs.—At Dresden, Saxony, on Satur- day, February 22, by Rev. Mr. Langlein, Lieutenant Colonel] OscaAR FUNOKE, of Dresden, to MINNa, daughter of Horace Brooks, of New York. Jo. ON—HAVILAND.--On Monday, March 16, at F. Partridge, to MagiaNa Havi- the residence of the bride, by the Rev. G. W. H, JOUNSON, Of Minneapolis, LAND, of Brooklyn. No cards. Died. Bropenicc.—On Monday, March 16, ANN Brop- ERICK, aged 71 years. e friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 264 Bridge street, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. BoscnE.—On Monday, March 16, ANNA Boscue, child of Diedrich and Anna Bosche. The friends of the family, also Company ©, First regiment artillery N. G. 8S. N. Y.,and the German Grocery Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 63 Baxter street. CLEMENTS.—At Savannah, Ga., on Sunday, March 15, Rev. ALEXANDER OLEMENTS, of Red Bank, and formerly of this city. The remains are expected to arrive in New York this (Wednesday) day, 18th inst. Notice of the funeral will be given hereafter. CraRke.—In br age, 3 on Monday, March 16, and Charlotte A. Clarke, Bassi, daughter of 8. 6 years and 3 mont! “tne ineral will take this yg tries 4 after- noon, at two o’cioc! mm No. 17 First place, to which friends are invited without further notice. ConLEY.—On Monday, March 16, CHARLES CONLBY, aged 2 years, 2 months and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 240 West ,Thirty- ninth street, corner of Ninth avenue. Derving-—On Tuesday, March 17, Bripcrt, widow of Patrick Devine, a native of the parish of Granard, county Longford, Ireland, aged 65 years. The relatives and friends of the ily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, No. 423 East Twelfth street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. Dvumspay.—On Monday, March 16, of croup, Wrt- LIAM Dumspay, only son of William and Mary Dums- aay, of Sedalia, Missourt. ‘riends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morn! at ten o’clock, from the residence of his uncie, 188 Grand sireet, New York. Dektons.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 17, JuLes Louis Dekons, of Dunkirk, France. Notice of the funeral tn to-morrow’s paper. Forp.—On Tuesday, March 17, SARAH Forp, a na- tive of the parish of Biphin, county Roscommon, Ireland, ‘aged 60 years and 7 months, The relatives and friends of the family are re- ested to attend the funeral, from the residence of fer sons, John and Thomas Ford, corner of Forty- first street and Fourth avenue, on Thursday after- noon, at half-past twelve o'clock. FurMaN,—On Wednesday, February 26, on board schooner Ricardo Barr Mayaguez, Porto Rico, W. L., Captain et 'URMAN, = Patch A Gaywor.—On fi a in the 76th year of her age, a native of Oldcastle, it} , Ireland. ser rep wilive taken from the residence of igh jaynor, ba street, ae wo $13 Ber aon eeshurch, where @, requiem imaes Will’ be Thursday offered up for the repose of her soul, on morn! ‘at ten o'clock, and thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross for interment. South Bergen, N. J.,on Monday, March HANN.—! 16, of scarlet fever, JESste GRAHAM, Only daughter OP benjamin G. an Mary 4. Hann, 8 years, 3 Months and 18 days. ves and friends of the family are — fare inened to attend the funeral, from the residence ofher parents, corner of Wilks street and Bergen bo psig re ad pegearREr o'clock. INGoLpssy.—On Tosstey morning, March 17, Man- Y; ‘ears. one. fonds of The forully ire invited to attend the moming, at ten o'clock, faneral on Fher’ bromor, Felix Ingoldsby, 12 West Fou n street. The remains be taken to 16 repose of her soul. rington, ‘Westchester nN, RY, zer Irving. Notice of funeral hi daughter of Ki —On Mot bot a 16, Tomas KRALy, of > nday, Ma: Kilerta baby of Bally Adams, county, ae i e id friends of the famfly are respect- faliy invited to ‘atiend the funeral, til Wedneriagy morning, at haltspaat nine o'clock, from nis late f eh street and Second avenn where ae ete of requiem will be meted. fOr daughter of the aft ols rome ednesday) alo be axen o'clock, The remains will interment. vat March a anwie route ot Hosea ae fortitade, G: ’ Max aged West 223 at f to Hook for onan } ASHINGTON MAXWELL, fend! rel Also his father-in-law, the members of Company 0, One 5 Hundred and Thirty-ninth New York State Volun- teers, Captain Dawson, are resi ly invited to at- tend the funeral, this day (Wednesday), from 200 Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, without furtier notice. MorrgLt.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, March 15, B. B. MORRELL, son of Eligha B. and Maria Morrell, ed 26 years, 2 months and 16 days, e relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the lecture room of Piymouth Schr Hattie § Collin, Hill, Rew Haven for Eltzabethy Schr M W Gridin, Gridin, New Haven for Baltimore. Schr Cousteliation, Kelsey, New Haven for Baltimore, Schr Julia A Berkell, Barker, New Haven for Bultimore, Schr Connecticut, Clark, New Havea, Sebr Littic David, Btkir, New Havea for Elizabeth) Schr Jane M Brainerd, O'Brien, Bridgeport for blk port, ‘Schr Guat, Johnson, Schr Henry May, & zabetbe Bridgeport. Sricht for Eilenbethport. for Ei chr Pastner, Racke eabaibperte church (Rev. Henry Ward Beecher’s), this (Wednes- | Sore lap das) afternoon, at two o'clock. Sere Erencie urna Oneat for Elizabethport, ULLIN.—In Brooklyn, E, D., on Tuesday, March Schr Excelslor, Fowler, rin, alt Sp 17, Mra. WINNIPRED MULLIN. Schr Mary Peck, Peck,'Cold Spring, ‘The relatives and friends and those of her sons, John and James, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Marshall street, near Bushwick avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, McARpLe,—On Tuesday, March 17, of inflammation The sehr C$ Baylis, from Mobile for Providence, came up to the city yesterday, and will probably proceed via Hell Gate, Capt Gartner, of brig Kate Frees rom Cardenas, re ports had NE winds and fogs slnce passing Hatteras; age chored off Sandy Hook night of 1th tust, aud was detained y fog. SAILED. Acar god Stoalin ani af'daya.'0 vues | ttn Rn eran coro Bator: The friends and relatives of the family are respect- | Boson! Cuearpeates Pordiaud. sul’ Vice Aural Tegethou, fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 139 Ninth avenue, near Twentieth mie 00 Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o'cloc! McCartry.—On Tuesday, March 17, ELLEN McOar- Ho a native of Skull, county Cork, Ireland, aged 2 years, ‘he friends and acquaintances are requested to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, 370 Water street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. McKex.—On Saturday, March 14, James McKes, in the 39th year of his age. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respec; fully tnvited to attend the funeral, from his late resl- dence, corner of Eighty-fourth street and Madison avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. McLovGLin.—On Monday, March 16, ANN, wife of John MeLougiin, aged 33 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late re- sidence, 134 Broome street, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at two o'clock. ONDERDONK.—On Tuesday, March 17, MINNIE, daughter of Abram and Annie Onderdonk, aged 5 years, 8 months and 20 days. The friends and relatives of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral service at the residence of her parents, No, 622 West Fifty-first street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at five o'clock. PALMER.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, March 15, of apoplexy, Rev. JoserH Pataer, In the 63d year of ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 45 bie ig place, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. PorTER.--On Tuesday, March 17, SARAH E., widow of James ©. Porter, aged 36 years and 8 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, No. 250 West Thirty-seventh street, on Thurs- lay afternoon, at one o'clock, |AVAGE.—On Tuesday, March 17, James SAVAGE, as 83 years, @ native of Barraderry, county .of icklow, Ireland. His relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his residence, No. 103 Sixth street. SCHREITMULLER.—On Tuesday, March 17, after a long and painfull tilness, SOPHIA SCHREITMULLER, wife of Henry Schreitmuller, 46 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Herman Lodge No. 268, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs- day afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late resi- es Liberty street, near Palisade avenue, Union , N. J. Smrru.—At Jamaica, L. I.,0n Monday, March 16, HENRY Lipsy, infant son of John T, and Maggie M. Smith, aged 4 months and 5 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Mrs. Hester M. Weeden, Jamaica, L. I., this (Wed- nesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. STrocKER.—On Monday, March 16, Jon HENRY STROcKER, beloved husband of Josephine Strocker, aged 45 years, 8 months and 25 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at twelve o'clock, from his late residence, No. 409 Broome street, Baltimore and litoenis papers please copy. WILLaRD.—On Sunday, March 15, of consumption, SAMUEL B. WILLARD, aged 36 years and 22 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afteruoon, at two o'clock, from 412 Grand street. Boston and Nova Scotia papers please copy. The members of Syivan Grove Lodge No. 275, F. and A. M., are hereby notified to attend a special communication of thé lodge at their rooms, corner Grand and Centre streets, on Wednesday afternoon, March 18, at one o’clock, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our late brother, Samuel B. Willard. Members of sister lodges are cordially invited to attend, WESLEY B. CHURCH, Master. Sir Knights Columbian Chapter Rose Croix No, 8 are summoned to meet at the Asylum, No, 68 East Broadway, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half- ast twelve o’clock, to attend the funeral of Sir night Samuel .B. Willard, deceased. Sister Chap- ters fraternally invited Sa seane. Per order 1S MORROW, M. W. A. K. Stas, Archivist. WILLIAMS.—At Roselle, N. J., on Monday, March 16, Kare, daughter of Nathaniel and Abby Williams, for Liverpool, anchored at quarantine, Wiad at sunset E, light. Marine Disaster. Breanne Tires, Torrer, from New York for Providence, which got ashore on’ Plumb {sland on Saturday Inst, cam: At bigh water, and arrived at Provitence on the évening of + wih cargo tn good onlers nit fortunately sustain Little damage beyond wl her rudder. pen SHIP LORENZO, Follansbee, from New Orleans for Livers pool, while going down the river night of 1th inst In. tow, was run aground in 9 feet of water when 19 miles below the city. BARKS Harrre (Br), Daniel, from New Orleans for Liverpool, returned to NO ith inst for repairs, having atse tained slight damage night of 11th while going down the river in tow during aheavy fog, the steawer having rua into a bank 19 miles beiow the city. Soun Maing Law, Jobnson, from Georgat arbados and a mkt, with x cargo of lumber, put Ath inst leaky, having experience! heavy gales; bad overboard ber deck load of 30,000 feet of lumber. SLOOP SARAM ANN, from New York, {s ashore on Execu- tion Rocks, Long Island Sound, She fs full of water, and her cargo ts being taken out, it being mostly timber, Miscellnneous. Tue WEATHER, 4o—During the past three days there has been a dense fog on the rivera and bays, with alight alr of wind from eastward, The steamers from Southern ports, dug here on Sunday, were detained ontalde of Sandy Hook unti? yesterday, when the fogpartially lifted and several of thera came into port; among them were the Gen Barnes, Mont- gomery, El Cid, Yazoo aud Saragossa, Several sailing ves sels, boarded by our steam yacht aud previously reported, also came up to the city. We are under obligations to purser Gorham, of the steam- ship Saragossa, from Charleston, for favors, Purser Jaiues Sullivan, of the steamship Montgomery, from Savannah, bas our thanks for his attentions, LauNcitep—Paul Curtis lannched from his yard at East Boston, on Thursiay Inst, a fine ship of about 1100 tons, She has becn named Fortine, and is aaid to be one of the bess ships Mr Curiis bas ever built. Notice to Mariners. The Stratford Shoals Light Vessel was removed on her station on the lth inst, Her lights will be exhibited as here- fore. Also that the Bartlett's Reef Light Vessel, Long Istand Sound, was removed on her station on the Mth iat, Her lights will be exhibited as heretofore. By order of the Lighthonse Board. ‘ ‘A LUDLOW CASE, Lighthouse Inspector, 8d dist. U.S Lighthouse depot, Tompkinaville, Staten Island, NY; March 16,1868. jown, SC, for into Nasaaa thrown SAVANNAT RIVER NAVIGATION, ‘The following oficial instructions are for the guidance of all craft navigating the Savannah river during the removal of the obstrnctions in the river. Ist. A white (lag displuyed-on the roof of the stenmer Tatt- nall by day, or a white light by night, will Indicate that ves- els can pass any rate of speed they please. 21, A white anid red dag displased tn like manner by dav, ora white and red light by night, wiil Indicate that the sald veasel must pass very slowly, ‘and if propelled by stenm, “slow down’ at least one-fourth of = mile from the sisnnly and must not put their machinery in full motion until they have passed one-fonrth of a mile’ beyond the signal. Notice to Mariners. : BA. A rod fag by day, ora red light by nighty displayed In Wee mannoar, will indicate that the suid vessel stop at least one-fourth of a mile from the signals, and send a boat to the wrecking party for information and instructions as to when and how they may pass, Capt Townsend, of. achf Dayld Collins, at Philadelphia 10th, inst from Havana, reports that the Hight’ on Egx Taland was out on the whole of te Suuday nicht previous, except about an hour in the early part.of the eveniny, und tn consequence his vessel went ashore, ‘Thix report {s'corroborated by the captain of the steamtug FE A Souder. Whalemen, Ship Emma C Jones, Gifford, of NB, was at Strong’s Taland Sept BR, with 250 bole fp olla alt fold. Prt in to land a sick man, a native of Sandwich Islands, Had seen whales only twice in 11 months past, Spoken. Brig AB Patterson, Wilkie, from Porto Cabello for Phila delpbia, March 2, in Mona Passage. Foreign Ports. CARDPNAS, March f—Arrived, bris Teresita (Br), Hill, New York; éth, sche FE $ Conant, Foss, Portland, Salied 7h, brits Redwood, Gariner, Portland; N Stowers, French, a port north of Hatleras; Katahdin, Saunders, Port land; Prigate Bird (Br), Holder, ot Hattaras, CirxvuRGos, March’ Salle niga New Era, (Br), ow. ons Howard (ir), ‘NYork ; 6th, bark Custologa (Br), do; scha July Fourth, “Gon Ar pat teh Freeman, Brown, from NATIVES, Feb T1-In ed 1 year, 2 mont! nd 16 days. Boston, arrived 8th, for do th, “Erne frienda and relatives of the famfly are invited prANAN 4, (Mossh 1-—hsrived, Dele, Mevrirey Wetebone to attend the funeral, from the residence of Job 8. | fins, Charleston and Matanzas: 8th, bark Ellen Dyer, Leland Williams, Roselle, N.'J., this (Wednesday) afternoon, | Cariiff; brig Proteus, MeAlevy, NYork; schr Mary’ D Has- at half-past one o'clock, without further notice. kell, Barbour, do. WIL11s,—At Hudson City, N. J., on Tuesday, Marc! Safled 7th, brigs Charles Brewer, Grant, Caibarien; Almond ‘ut 4 h 17, HELENA Epaar, youngest daughter of Rebecca B.’ and the late Horatio P. Willis, aged 4 years, 3 months and 16 days. Funeral from the residence of her mother, on Thurs- day morning, at ten o’clock. Relatives and friends of the family are ly invited to attend with- out further notice. HIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—-This Day. Rowell, Davia, Sagua; &h, bark Laird Waniten (Br), Galves- ton? achra Bt’ Croix, McGrecor, Catharier Batchelder, Enciish, Philadelphia; F R Baird, Ireland, do; Ida J Bry Shaler, Baltimore; Sth, barks Raleigh ‘Ham, Hensen, Charleston; 10th, Arethuan ‘Sp, Corso, New 3 brig Mountain Eagle, Sherman, Boston. Cleared 9th, bark Strathspey (Br), NYork ; schr 8 V Nichols, HALirax, March 10—Cleared, schr Blue Jacket, Green, Philade!phia. MATANY. oy March 6—Arrived, bark Emma Mutr (Br), Crosby, NYork; schr Thos A Howe, Penrose, Portland; 7th, bark NM Haven, Hall, Portland; brig Prestissimo, James, Baltimore ; sehr Mary Kelly, Mitehell, Fernandinu. satAvaatan, Maroh 2—In port brig Favorite, for New York, Av, NP, March 8 Arrived, echr Maine Law, Johm own, SC, for Barbartos (xen Dinasters). ee S 8 rt M 1 i wry ed mretes Wye ae “) (from NYork), r ‘ron vin Rurbatos, having repaired. Sun pita Ser eee pea tagger waeryiras M arch 2-10 port sch Virginia Price, for New American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, March 16—-Arrived, schr Jos Baxter, Bax- ter, Boston, > Tet exka BOSTON, March ity Pc Clouréd, hart Gemsbok, Clonte SOSTON, Mare —Cleared, ms lon zs CLEARED. “a man, Kant Indien; les H 8 Bishop, Wend, ¢: nn: Kalan Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool! eenstown— | mo (Br), Morris, jachrs Gen Connor, Ecunari, aspire = CB Gibson, Thatcher, New Orleans; Ella, Riel Bicamship Bt George (Rr, Emith, Glasgow —J Hutchison, | wonville; Julia E Pratt, Nickerson, Fit telphi Steamship Virzo, Bulkley, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & Co. | Lewis, Lewis, do; Virginia, Crowell, NYork. Steamship W P Cigae Powell, Wilmington, NO—J Hand, T6th” Aurived, barks Smyrniote, Penk, Aigon Bay, COH; Steamship Yazoo, Hodges, Norfolk—N L McCready. Scotland, Smalley, New Orleans; acre Mary E Nason, Hany Bteamahip Nagafa, Rinkeman, Norfolk—-N L MoCready. | fiton, Tangiers Mifiard Fillmors, Chase, Flizabeth port. Portland—J F Ames, Ch fark Thomas Brown (Hr, Jackson, Melhournet Bteamship Cherapenke, Johnaon, yi Lideay, Wilron, Cardenas : nchra Of eared. brig Samuel Riel ip Neptune, Baker, Borton—W P Clyde. ‘ower, Ship Galatea, Cook, San Francisco— Sutton & Co. Baracoa; Edwin Howes, Kew Orleans Nicks Bare Simeto tad, ‘Naccari, Malta for orders—Slocovich & | erson, Nickerson, Phikwdelphin; EC Knight, Fuller, Balt mith. more. < Magdalena, Searle, Ai ywall—Panama Railroad Co. 1ith—Arrtved, bark Warren Hallett, Cape Verd Island, Isabel (Arg), Moots ‘1o—-Howe, White & Co. BALTIMORE, March 18—Arrived, achrs Daybreak, Cons Bark Jenny (Ham), Hoeffner, St Johns, PR—Fnuch, Ward, Inman, Boston; Carrie Upimes, *< ta, Seguin John Wilbert, MYork ; Wild Gazelle, Hall, Portsmouth; A Lewis, Bennett, Providence, Clearéa—Birig Romance, Dunean, Philadelphia with, tre ward cargo from Navassa; schr AE Cranmer, Cranmer, New ork. Salled—Barks Zillah, Liverpool ; emarara, and Crick Meincke & Wendt. Bark Josie, Mildred, Cardenas—J FE Ward & Co. Bark Irma (Br), Cummings, Sazua—Mors & Ward. Bark Eliza Barss (Br), ayers, Hamilton (Bermuda)—J Norman Harvey. Bark Lochiel (Br), Wade, St John, NB—Miller & Houghton. Davia, Philadelpiin—Brett, Son & Co. Br), Benhof, Oporto— Tupper Beattte. Bt), Cox, Gloraitar for orders—G F Bulley. Brig Julius, Mi one Para—T Moran. Brig Florence (Br), Ekerman, St Kitts—Jones & Lougb. Imperador, Pernambncoy et, for Ric Janeiro, went nat from Cape Henry. March Te-Arrived, sloop Harvest, Corwin, ork. rch 14—Cleared, echr Lucy M Colling A i i Al di & Lough. Bas Se en ate PRO ‘2 P Armstrong, abeth, Kelley, Elizabethport; Em Brig Ocean Belle, Hallett, Havana—J E Ward 4 Co. cbantrers, Wright, NYork, Brig Jennie Clark (Br), Roberts, 8t John, NB—A Smithers GEORGETOWN: SC Sar 9—Arrived, brig Henry Lau Co. Gi ‘ Bohr © C Warren, Smith, St Pierre, Mart_B J Wenbs Salle’, achre DS Bisher, Jonee Sehr Eveline, Pierce, attadoe -D Zroworsers otha Eliza Frances, Hamilton; Mary chr RE Pecker, Sherman, Jacksoneillo—W mr Aap joaure, Pinkhain (from Portland), get —Thomas ‘ark. tea timer HOLMES! HOLE, March 14, AM—Arrived, bark Scotland hr J H Rapp, Cole, Richmond—Van Brunt & Slaght, Smalley, New Orleans for Boston; schr Mary E Nason, . sr to iam Maniled ithe above arrivals, and brig: Mantont; echrs Eitfe The arrival ‘ ARRIVALS. Onka Grand Island, James A. Crocker. fy Math, PM—-Arrived, brig Waiter Howes, Pierce, Matanzng ire port ook Joshua 8 Bragdoa,’ Newcomb, Boston for ni REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACTITS. Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton, Savannah, 60 hours, with mdse and passengers, to Livingston, Fox & Co, ; 1sth--Arrived, echrs Mabel Hall, Hall, Cardenas for Ban- Ot 1, wit! vd nd acy le lel ‘ork for i trene lm oy ong Charleston, wah mdse and | sorvey, Rawiey, and Energy, leeven, do for doy America Steamship El Cid, Hobart, Newbern, NC, with mdse, to | (Pr), avon, do for Yarmouth, NS; Clarissa Aon (Brp mireaxlahip’ Paxoo, Hodges, Norfolk, with mdse, to NL Baten ene J°8 Bragtons Sten e—Sohe “¥ Bes prem ayarting tN aun AMM arrival Wind 8, with thick fog. ‘ip Atbemarie, Lancaster, Richmond and City Point, ORTLE, March 12—Cleared, ship Africa (Br), Berry, Galveston: bark Gessner (Brem}, Javurg, Bremen. NEW ORLEANS, March, Te Arrived’ atenmnantp St Loute Boston rthur (Br), Consiny Liverpool; bat "cteamehip Baritoge, King, Richmond and Norfolk, wil to the Old t ‘wld Al i Simon, Woston: brig New York (Tal) Sevonse, Messina ro { Bristol), Mathews, Shanghae, Noy 1, Madura (o! Maat het ah Gans eroased Nov Qthelis, Hlariige, NYork, Below, barks Uman (Swe), from A ( lermo. Good Hope Jun 12) St Helens Jan 25, 4 the na Francleos (It rary cam John ikehart, Baltimore vi 8 Harris Br) py ‘Queen, Woods, Clenfuegoal Ring Dove, Wooster, Savannah, tHth—rrrived, bark J & Harrie (Be), Daniel (hence for Lin returned tn dist in rena); Elwood Cooper, Flitrer, Pile Setphid Orman, Anderson, Messina; Francisen (Ital), Villq Pi Mary B Hi ‘on ad fe see Bice rie a rhea tool 4 bel ui uf ire so for ‘is on 8 ean Boantom etton, tr Liverpork mary days ane Fe ee awe ah rem orne, bene for Ba verancisc, ‘Ann, Ham muarere Bi A ditinteld,Bicepe, Narva ‘daya out, who reported perien 4 4 elize, Hon. earn tures days Ont, and had locks wept of every. | AouTuwnor P BT, 8PM Corin SE, eh An ng bie; March Th, nd lah Ae, samy a brigi bore down | tired, Dark Elwvod Cooper, Philadelphi. Salley abit wi 2 ¢ ie and Pie cought care Sn the port tack, Just cleariog our bow, NORTOLK, March 14—-Cleared, schr Mery H Banks, Wy and coring. bay oat Teel ‘eonld not get her rir’ al ee he 9 he J.C Curtis, At B .. with cougn td hides, tater Mardi 9 of Haitéras, 128 | CNEW NEDFORD, March 14-Salled, achr Charles Cooper Tien “Arr Perry, NYork, EWPORT, "Mi *'PM—Arrived, echre Hazelton Biches agate Wing Pie betey wea here Gera wr and Tagxane nutter, Philip, 1, Faunton for Nor, y aloo) irveat, Corwin, Provi yet i fod w Roving YeePar th anda had a’beat sitet ANN serie The feet all remain, Wind & P le rom Wt a Ts a iacena ae Uses Sa | ane eeraig emp, Maen? Av ig PR, 14 | Fleming a tb. NEW HAVEN, March 16— Arrived, schrs TC Lyman, Hil Ce ee caer tght coetnort naw Expedia Rockeit; B Applegate, Stedman, and Native, Dt Corie eign. "Carden, ba ork tage end casteauees te one aren A Bey PENSACOLA, ‘March 10—Cleared, brig Monticello, Murray heavy from Dut received aamage, Gin Inst, in Brooklyn jtitbs ‘schr Tatand Bette, Plerce, Havens, aon = thick ran on the est Band, wes ‘of at PORTLAND, Mareb 14—Arri: sobre Win g 12:30 o'clock on the 17th = | ‘he Gabmarine drews, Baltimore; B 8 Wright, Brown, Tangier, ae Wrecking *s weamers Lackawanne, an pa, James H eer OUT iz oe) Ley lon Pivot, pie nena wae ee ee ee [anni far bortiand for tor NYork: Maggie Bell Hal with To WW Loud 0° Masce oy ‘i ine sean fro ‘March 13—Cleared, ships Star. of the Wee wate Mecha: Marah aes | OG, GLE ara ear, Seam heen en "hohe Mat NYork, Below, scht Rewis 0 Benvon, ing, Footer GG resvcrve, nace War, cee ein cone Wan W fen Wesabe iy at Levert paviners, ral By gy jose hero, NYork vi Gigi TNGTON, NO, Mafeh 14~Cleared, eche Rebecca ( Kane, Lane, N York.