The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1868, Page 5

YEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1868.—TRIPLI 5 Seygtse ae ettariiory ener as pak, (nia, 8, | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.| mre recetpts for cota Me the receipts, ay. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. loved dayebter of Jamea and Catharine Telly, tn the On a subsequent day Mr. Madison said:— aT RDNRED AT BSDAY, , ‘April 8-6 P. M. ments balances ‘Treasury 3 city Marrica, he ryeauves an | friends of the family a DADaR RACAL ete Lise | 5 thot mare wane tay, an the sorts, | (te, ovens Poninn of he wens herein at | Dat Day the ‘Bachaner sales BNW | rt iy ine ee ata ae ra Ny: By we. ( ed t z tions were from 138% to 138% upto the adjournment York and Brooklyn. anh Agee io nh, af one 0G nty-firsesiveet, bev - ‘ w Patrick Llenry pointedly asked:— of the board; following which there was an advance | “80m House, —-——-—_-#ub-Preasuryr | Yesterday the attendaace at the salesrooms fell a ’ pagans, Does théhondrable gentleman menn that the thirteen States | to 13834. From three to six per cent per annum 2 M40" $oanieugs | Short of the previous day, and from the character of ttkad COL! anesddy, Ap=t! 8, of conisymp~ wid Baye thinecn different tax laws! (uid, 437,) if hey Load cols Seu sar $o0‘oss! oa the audiences and the bidding the anticipation of a 3 Many E. JON, of Jumeg aad i > Ree was paid for carrying coin, the result of the increased “Mr. Madison, in reply, said:— 9 inonths and 8d 2B. Sick 148s CO Mins daughter of Wilila:n Me 1,618,347 101,031,892 | spee dy close of the real est, semed Uke! hon be Sone igh lai . supply of money, The gross clearings amounted to . ewes pee dy real estate season seein oly CoLsMaAN—Cvoon.—On Tuesday, April 7, by the Rev. i ts of the fa tay tance nn couracifcty to tie oder a Eo Sine aaa 90081,000, the gold balances’ to $1,969,417 ana | “The exports (exclusive of specie) from New ‘York | of even an earlier realization than was sugested | J. Staviord idols so: Bikes | fat davon toate the faasral fou th mente Hy fmeitudtiny (ue Site ayoievns of taxation, (EDidy the currency balances to, $2,861,897. ‘The er | °° foreign ports for the week ending April 7 and | nere some days since. The absenee of the Jews, be- — IT EN dete eet Apiaesiitras pats Voy Wi veeseiroct on Briday we Mr, George Nicholas, also im reply.to Mr. | china for Liverpool took out. $190,112, in specie, | See the commencement of the year compare a8 | eguse of the Passover, whose characteriatie prudence the esldeae of ¢ s parants, by i | wit be taken-to Greemwood {oy inter: . , Ar. follows with those in be and igo se render them among the most active speculators in € 808. 867, Teal Cstate, operates, no doubt, to a great extent to + + $6,069,510, 392, 12 731,689 . , So edt Spoenoae SP lonioas caused dultiess and temporary siagnation in the mar- LOSE aq. No card, ‘Hat taxes been uniform it would have been untversally | There 18 an absence “of speculative animation objected to 1 mont vincowing | in the room, and the course of political | por the week.. ers,—On Tresday morning, April ?, ANNA M. 1 Lor Wr One objet mould be nale: i, affairs at Washington is unheeded. It is probable, | Prev. reported. d lugest daughter of John &. and Margaret M. hickels, hel GE IND. Penicucen nl oppresnionse (Lbidy 4B.) Disc. ‘Mr: George Mason remarked that a —___—_——_—_—. ———— | ketat present, which, wiin to the mart: APFLECK.—On Tuesdiy, April 7, of congestion of ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect Tue yeneral goverment was not” precited frém laying the | HOWever, that but for the progress.of the tinpeach- | singe yan, 1... .. $66,041,081 $55,474, 167 $47,108,698 | wint Pos tiinch ae Fe a nea maag, | the 1utgs, GRALE Moin, daguice of Wallan and } fully invited to attend the Inert wi em od jon of way particu.rr state or any species of property | Ment trial the premium would tend downward tem- . a peers a3 6. ARMOR ARG, THe ch | Emma ’ got 8 of her Grove 8 y City, this Taegan cut cbink poner (tonto) porarily under the mere inactivity which prevails. | ,, Tee relgn Mmports at New York for the week | ofits former tone. There ts no doubt, however, that | Kelatives 3 i invited to attend the | (Phu cieven o'clock, without furthe Mr, Madison replied:—- y igh,» since January 1 and for the corresponding periods of | the Jarge Suies are mostly over this season, ouly one | funeral, from the ¥ e@ of hex parents, No. 404 | notice, retiaias will be taken to ‘Tarrytown for F send op Feplied:—— As it is the undertone of the market is very firin, and the ros com! a8 follows:— of any consideravte munber of low being at preseat | West | orty-third sirect, suis (Lharsday) afternyvn, ad | interient, eimai in dhs ‘cons:intion was mtended to sntroduce } commercial causes will ultimately xosult in an ad- | ‘N° Past 'Wo Years compye advortized. Of the property odered for sale yester- a Tuesday, April 7, after a severe ill- Sheativag tor upe-tone ioxbdiaid Ob eho SORTER NE.” Meer om 186d, 1867. 1968. much of it Wus eitaer withdrawa ater being put ay, April 7, at Clinton Place, PINNING, in his 63d 5 Feamuig. ‘But’ tinitormity yf tases wuld be subversive of} auc’: Dry Goods......... $2,018,981 $1,714,385. $2,067,307 | up or bout in tn tho interest of the owner. The . riko, Keq., formerly of ives and friends of the family and the tee principics of cyuality, (or ib Was, not pore ile to elect any Money was in moderately shenians supply early | Gen. merchandise. 4,665,269 3,045,022 3,633,918 | rouowimg axe the particulars of the salcs:— Philadphia, | an of b i 3 of ve nitage Lodge and the :nembers of He weit Aw el Me cies (08 oe Skate dub whyt wouk! voy | in the day at seven per cent in currefity, but after- galas Sa her oan BY MULLER, WILKANS AND 00. ‘The remains taken to the podlaud Cem- tar Lodge No, 119, t. 0, of 0, ~ ~ that the proportion of each deing asces- ; ; Total for the week. $7,584,250 $4,759,407 ($5,701,225 | Grandiat, the lot of land’ situated 25 {te of Mercer st, etery, Puilade: nocrment. to attend the funeral, from the’ Ohrist.a amen coptoaian manuel iar nepesptyand na lotr leton | caemiderpble BcUPNE, Cnet ese ef ee aE OORT | nares ie SH eas ieataste wae i ou onday, Apri 6 Cup- | Htvinziou, "Nd ou Friday Cerao a SRNR ORR Hii UME 7 oe hare Bince Jan.1......$3% 054,812 $07,873,171 $61,323,423 | trout house on the {rout sat there atary frame house : Kod U5 et 0") Pee wh ie 1 is conclusively proved by the authorities which | The stock market has been dull. and drooping all $ yamine 13997; Lapse gaat hereof, wlunate | oa ws, Wott n of Delane z bes at the en roel Roney ees Beihai on Wed Pogue a Thave ciicd that the declarations of the Judges in | day, and it so entirely lacks outside support and the SALES AT THE NEW YOXK STODK EXCYANIS, sity Win ae Nu bi, Bir pena pia a 4 a Mi 3 241 your of 3 oly ngeergrechi een ete Teekd ty | Comldence of the street that the Dull cliques are Rates sy ; Tavited , ryices Will be held in ‘he Plest Presby- diferent Statcs is “novel? aud that the seheme is | forced to continue the principal buyers themselves. Wetnenieys, April 8—10:15 A. M. 3 Ww. border a gee on - a reeta “funcifui.’? If tuc idea Was novel to theJudges it | Erle showed. especial weakness, owing to reports ‘fo Nea aes kes), ute day atierngon, a o » OF Pe e) a ot a) rn wey must have forgotten them, Ant if, as Judge | Senate bad been placed. on the preferred calendar 530.11 each, 860 3 as ihe sjamtly, ears and Patterson thou; the scheme is fanciful,” it must | and would be reached soon, and that the Senator # Thagpwhistorysbasnuent: and suber be eee Bee ra © havited a pai el aes Boo ts Caled’ ietioe-uemrortn Unser sussion nes |e ee ee Comune UE Peele: BEE | Rad azsasn vor tiene alr sarave ks coma. | street, on Hriday arterudos,\ ouewrelosn, without | this Chis ay) afternoon, at bv " , -kdmund Randolph and ‘Jaincs Madison. The straggie between the rival parties is gia nego, Win 8 Lawreu bes 5, ek itad Poot a gpa RN Vv pyeeleg ee — 2 pril 8, in the If the provision in the constitution that directtaxes {&® very bitter ome, and those who do fos louse adjoining the: above, same style, JB Soil rn ] lyn, on ay age, Stiton Ba giall be apportione? among the sev: States ac- | pot take a partisan view of it are de- tify | House adjoluing the abur same Htyle, Cf Joneses... 6,50 Rcd wie of Charles if, Baer, nd friends are invited to attend the > ii bs ‘" 17 ke a v is GY WILLIAM KRG er age. perc ld me on pg peg gre et nn epg eed by both sides. The Vanderbitt part; Thap| Haxington ny, lots.e cor £7,00 | Tag rolativesand friends of tho famtly acs r eine pais mated by tue Judges in the Carriage case, oniy that | ROUNced by h ~ ¢ Vander" party 20% | 10th ay, Blots, u 6 cor Both at. oh aaa | Rrra ese tem nar ily aver pt Micon dh \ capliation taxes and taxcs ou land suouid be so ap- | say that thelr cause is the holy one, and that it is *y 3 as ay, I on 8 oor bab st, 24.0 :¢x10¥, livery sabe 00 ‘datee ior ralph seg Brarerne wetoun EeeaAldn aps cele Sir Mo Hake danseed ines Uae the duty of ail the newspapers to attack their oppo- 126) ast ay ere emaiaialnak: R + On F i Eueworti, Edinund Raudoiph, Jauics Madison, John | Rents; while the Erie party say that theirs ts the Bt al’ os Boag re + 1,925 2 AY cin aR Wednesda » April 8 Cora BR, Youn: Marthad, Georse Nicholas, George Mason aud Patrick | righteous cause, and that they are doing battle against 100 Bae River - pry oe y montis am the late Terence J. Du: ‘The friends of the tamily a toattend the fareral, from her resid 000 | 238 East Seventy-fourta street, on Friday a: at one o'clock, “s Wednesday, April 8, ELr 700 stat “1 A7® | Guth st, 2 ots, 8 side, 179 ite of 3d av, did and H1.Ox100 3 wt nd friends of oth at, B lows, » side, 109 (te oF Maitison av, each 2vxiW0.5 6,000 glo 82d st, lot, n side, 200 (tw of bth ay, bet oth av aod i ‘Botiievard....... 9, Heury did mot uncersiand the true ureasing of the . e public j se wonstitution, ur that vey dd not truy exp am iis | Monopoly, and that ae public lournaia, AOEHE 0, On meaning at tie lime it Was framed.and adopted, | Pose the evil consequences to the public which would ff the judges in tuetr dicta in Lie Hylton case mere result from the success of their adversaries. Mean- mght, all these men must lave been wrong: aud if | while prblic opinion entirely coincides with the coat TE LIN aed clea ee ee eee diets | Memorial of the Chamber of Commerce of this city to 200 Reading RK. Md G0... at 2 Suu Ctev & Pitts REIN 92 300 do + B00 do, id ¥8'6 8, ROOMS, &C., W. constitution, tien ucariy the Ju 200 Chicag kk. 64 fade bap satin ILY OF ADUi were wrong. The practive uf Congress in levying | the Legislature on the subjeet. Monopoly, and espe- 200 Chic NW pred. 78'5 relatives and. As of the family, an she: direst taxes. has tren on ue neds +2 ta tall her grmdsonsein W. Suinonds and B,C. bb 7635 " we low, are invited tv attend the funeral, o: from the house of her son-in-law, Join Blauveitville, Rockland couniy, N. Y. rthern New Jersey trai ves Jersuy City at 1:22 P. M. and ed to Ue doctrines of vi See Judes im the Hylton cas cially a railway monopoly, will find no favor outside April 4, 1796, the House of Representatives adopted | Of Wall street, * a resolution directing te Secretary of the Treasury Government securities were very strong and ac- ve. Mg @ plan tur laying aud collecting direct | tye, and prices experienced a further advance of Bes Sepa new, " LADY TEACHING THE PIANO Wiel) artments up toven, ina sw ly ‘vesant square, near Dr. ‘Lyng’s ebureh, lot Broome st, house aud lot No 2, Koid on acco 5 5 uf bia c Nettrenees 4,500 | returns ats P, taxes, by apportionment dinoug tue several States, | 40... 61/3 200 Chie’ purenaser...... escenegee ; 8 é : iy ex by the constitution, | 44 @ 34 per cent during the forenoon, but afterwards | Biw N Car Gy, excou.. Shs bY do. 4 pyrene pSoreee Of Mactan ay x 500 pee ee e rab tml April 8, ‘ariy as may be toguch objects | a reaction of 4 a % from the highest point took a dee oy gees ais cee place, upon which there was a renewed demand Rela‘ives and fricuds of the family are respectfully Res tpcaias ‘ invited to attend jis funeral on Friday, afernoon, | amides: at half-post one o'clock, trom his late residence, 139th . ee ses creeably to the rule ehapting the sitmme us OF direct taxation « 10 bis 12 Mie St Paul HR... 59g | Madisal dractice of thy Stat wo do. 39) yt adjoluing th 0 Chi Beach” (Au pers, Veals,) And the divect | from the dealers, and the market was firm at the | juwctWemern adm.: The following prope 1 alf-p.8t, one oe a saxes of 1798 and 1813 inchided a1ax on slav« @cline. ‘The scanty supply of bonds in Wall street | $000 Mor 4 Exsex 24m. 8% Brooklyn City suiesrveni:— street and Tenth avenue, TED HO 2D Hi 2 IN DALLy.—At Harlom, Mrs, Paorup Danny, wid ow pented si. Fectewill opens of Tappen Dally, in the 73d year of her am Bye ‘The relatives and frieads of the family ave respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from her iate dence, Third avenue, between 117t and Listh streets, a jt on Friday morning, at ten o’cloi without further mt box 205 Hernid notice. DEAN.—Suddenly, of scarlet fever, on Wednesday, April 8, at the resideace of her parents, Vast Eighty. ab a canal Seapatey th : “ : 4 S0v0 Pittn, FW Ob 2d tn ie of eee Dee ty then existing in only] ana the advancing tendency of five-tweaties im | 10) shs Cea Nat Lank Yt may be sa.d, farther, that while the decision in | Europe combine to axsist the upward movement, the particular case of liyltun can be sustained on | and already the foreign bankers are anticipating the sound principles, y on carriages is not ne ect of the n . sarily and in ai cases an indirect tax. Judge | C!lect of the disbursement of the May interest; while Sage argucs that all taxes on expenses are indirect | the fact that ex-interest bonds are considerably axes, aud thal a tax on curriages is of this kind. | cheaper than they were flye weeks ago furnisites a 13 jot, bounded by Union and President sta and 6th at Mr Bearing, enc 5 lois on Lich at p 67 and 69 Fulton etywiti 23,000 21,24 aud 29 Fulion st, Kuown as “Bach's Visti, ry st, lov 1 lot on Clark st, near 11 jots on Keap st wud Wythi Bho 5 ao Te, 850 Pitts, Ft WaCiile Rik 102 WwW ‘do. 2: But itis not true that all taxes on expenses are in- ones a 0 do. t# on Bediord av, near Var Pp : a hiy @irect taxes. Many of them are, butnot all. And | Song argusnent in favor of @ farther materiai rise, | MY ng Moiese ic, 1700 Ohio « malls gact.« ; thirdjsireet, Lizzim, daughter of John (Jr.) and Eliza- | 8" tt ig never becuse they are taxes or expenses | At tuo close the market was firm at the subjoined } 100 Cumber Coal pret 500 do. es tots oa Skuiman #t,in rear of spore 3) Drake oo beth Dean, aged 7 years and 1 month, A FAMILY OF ADULTS DE i Wat they are indirect, A tax Is udircet | quotattona:—Registered, 1881, 1123 a 112,; coupon, | 1% Bost Water Powe: Ng 400 di Sor saa pm ar acta Aaiy Maa eR Notice of funeral in tv-morrow’s payer fA. Sixth avenne and be'ow Forty. When itis levied so that the person who | yes qu2s¢ aw 112 pad re By Ventgie Union Ten: ee Wa cd ai pret Go” | wore i Wyekoit st, John Po wabc One NSdneeHAye A DRLE, MARGARWE My" } snore, Lenk 8100 to, ¢/aie. Ee 8 it can charge it over to some oue else, 5-00%s, ‘registered, 1802, 10636 & io Ps and Wy 3 Flot corner Speucer stand Wilou.hiy at, MJ Lyrne ‘600 $80 1,000, | Wife of Samuel Downs, in the. 7th y 900 85 nis is the cas with many taxes on expenditures, | 10434; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 181% a 111%; do., 1864, ae Tiot adjoining above on Willowuby "at, 2x0, Mt ‘The relatives and friends of the frmily spect= Scaeae sateGanaa, = "Take, “se / “phe . a > ss Byrue. o fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- fu haya = Sg aap eg ioe cage presen aes 00N 1404; Unc Ah 10016 9.300744 Soulaey ine COMMERCIAL, BERORT. 7 gt adc nie wid rai 86 Walwatih dence, 75 Perry strec’, on Friday’ aiternoon, at one Been. Zomee Anes a tax of one shiliing on every bar of soap. The y Ys 85 Mey y EY 385 EDNESDAY, April 8-6 P. M. * mee as berathe glock. U + STORE WANTOD-—WITH Ranutacturor pays lt aid charges 1, with pr ably | 1040's, rectstered, 10234 a 10234510-0%, coupon, 102%4 | Oorrom.—mhe market was deprested by tho unfavorable pr a Pan aes RI pute Saddenly, on Weitnesday, Apr 8, MiceamL..| J), ton trade, or tnformation of a Sgt Sine Lae ont ad Millon te er charges It | a 19214; June 7.30's, 106% & 107%; July 7.20's, 106% @ | news from Tipernooh, and prices were (very ircagularjandfor | 7 give below a list of the official transfers and |. ‘The rei Sirsa eid ay lenin jah Ane. family and the | =~ ——— eee also, produbiy with a slight addition, to the consu- sph Marve 4 ms sraded bel fil nether Taare \ e official transfer a ne = = mer, Now, every housekeeper in the conntry under, | 10763 May compounds, 1664, 1184; August do., 11734; | all erades below middling fuily 4go.qper Ib. lower. There was members of Forress Exempt Association No, @ ure < DOR te wrath 2 =O) an improved demand, however. ‘The sales comprised 4,345 | leases recorded yesterilay in. this clly, Brooklyn | rogpectiuily invited to attend the iuneral, on Frida: pm fied Bas ee as thle tax ls folie pala by sap pigs do., pap oe rag bales, including 1,190 for specuiation,),800 for export, 445 for | and Iudson county, N. J.:— afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late resiience, é man ulaciurer for sale iis consequently iudirect, |, 2% We commencement of business the stock MAT} 5 neing and gw in transitu. Aunexed are the civsing, quota- TRANSTERS IN NEW YORK OITY, No. 5 Manhattan street. le, in reality, 13 tercly made @ collector for the ; ket Was dull and barely steady, and at the early $es- | gong: ae et a Biecckes ts third lot from FapkeGusrres.—On Friday, March 2%, at Paris, ls an otete and A jeans “ nl France, afte SUGENS FABRBOUSTTE F baa mth after a long itiness, HUGENS PapnecusrTEs, Berea monks GavNor.—Micuart, Gayson, in the 6ath year of | Syn? Ri orews yen, it his age, a native of the coftuty Tpperary, Ire:and. - - ernmeut of so vitic.: of fis revenue. But suppose] sion of the open board Erie sold at 7334, Rock Island Up's S housekeeper manufactures his own suap. a8 many | 974 and Pacifle Mail 9434. At the first regular board yr in the country do. ‘The government compets the market was firm, except for Eric, which was X60. Grand #t,'n 8, M5.0 it eof Vi lovidu. — Memphia, G Texue. | Cherry at, #8, 17, +. % 4 345 | Orcuara bt, ws, 100.10 (rom Stanton D Dunham's estate, 75x07.6, thre: to pay a tax of a shilling on every bar; that is a7 gi grag | , tos ul 3 satin€ 6 “y v ading cl nei » / 12th’, a @ dived 86 of UL ‘The relatives and friends of the ‘amily are ect. OUSm WAN adireei tax. He cannot charge it over to anybody, | heavy and inactive. Reading closed % higher than ts 3s Ed 4 | Bast 1th etr'No 107, 24.60 fully lavited to attend the funeral, from the residence | E ages whe 3 vi payor i Sentral ‘ ? 2955 E} tug | . 5 ihe nance Of tha teatias imposed on carriages In | at the same board yesiorday, Illinois Central 4 Cleves | oe et asked For ido’ remained quiet but firm at | td sy fiw re w'oC Luca of his sister, Mrs. O'Meara, 21 (st mbla street, this cturer for save is indirect, > arg %, Cl " ; : ey | 22d at, n sy 20S it w of bth ay, Bhd 1 ay’ . 90 “because ihe manuf rer charges it inmed.ately land and Pittsburg %, Cleveland and Toledo %, Rock Rateine Coote ope sacs, Uther | if! St ast tpt wot Ba nv, 23x98... (@hnsaday) atternonn, at Clocks i lindson ver to ihe purcigser. A tax on carriages in the } Island %, Northwestern preferred 3;, Fort Wayne %, jt aap nr hae ‘Receipts, 9,04 boi flour, M40 do. and | 2th sk, 8 My TSS (ee of sth av, IOKIG9, A ‘a rea n Wednesiay -prit 8, Mrs. Cavita- pane ee ‘hands of a stage-coach proprietor —a comuoncatrier 4 Toledo and Wabash 1}4, Milwaukee and St. Paul 134, | 90 bags corn meal, 1 busts wut, 22 cd earn oy | Sou tes aka ot wot ada, woe "ihe frienda and relatives of the familly ace, Feepeen int ote ara ‘ o— e “ 3 yen r + ¢ fro » oy B 8 OF the fa k te) Det lh passengers for hire—is indirect, because the tax- do, outs and 2,500 do. barley. mar ahectend’ terreno, 1m, 00 It w Of TLb wv, LU yaad. fally invited to attend the funeral, from her lat : mawat be moderate. 0 fe me of 1th ay, 204 fa, 2b ft w oF Ist av, 15x! 200 alee dence, 115ti) street, near Marlein river, on Saturday * 10) ihe of 2d av, Saws. ‘Bua st, 8 an % noon, at twelve o'clock. , * “ 5 U0U - STED—! PAMILY, A‘THREE 0} iim) |, Godaus.—In Hudson City, on Wednesday, April 8, te ee ee , ‘ 12,25 THOMAS Goggin, 0 native of Batteyant, county Cork, rth strecc; rent from 21,400 to css Ireland, in the 61st year of’ his 112 Kast Fonriecnth street. ‘he relatives and friends of te family, and those of —BY A SMA ord hus brother, David Goggin, aro_respectiuily invited NOG as cosicnete ight addition to their fare. But if a person who | Mail 4, Quicksilver 3g and Western Union Telegraph Lorene ap ce earner’ rp ~ bei Hosa tern a carriage exclucively for his own use is com- | 34, while Eric was 3¢ lower, Paciflc Mail %, Ten- | induce pwelases, ‘These were few in number, however, gous to pay a tax on It, ihe tax is direct; just as fasta pra crtae aif issue 1, and North pani and. tiere, Was nO. geueral -redacdon, 4m’ view of ot sor atar'stannee as if it were a tax on the horses which haul i. = ie ° watch we retain our previous quotations. ‘The sales were % eh 8, aR of Xi ay Bhs d. Mhe carriage, on the grain which the horses eat, or on | sixes 34. Government securities ‘wero strong and | Rout 10,00 bitsy Inchiding California, which was ques, For | $5.8.0%0 m5 Burtitom a bt eg 2 land on Which the owner raises the grain for his | excited at a further advance, Coupon sixes of | Sm aS wore made of tol bole, eye Laur was quiet and {° 401i St, n by Bde tt w of Lexington Bist charges it over to his passengers by ina ing a do. preferred 234, Ohto and Mississippt 3, Atiantio under a fair demand, but after « few LL FAMILY, PART ise lower part precerced) I asta 0 ne} ee te HAL declare ta euaines a beg | 1881 -Were. % higher at the noon call. than Roar (Aer engender iy ag hen Ful at Lob few of fal ar, 23310 attend tiie funeral, from’ St. Peter's church, Bar- | hood, below twontleh airect and ex ‘lirect tux. He seys:—Most taxes on expenditure | at the sama time on Monday, five-twenties of 1862 | wine on private terms. We au Tith By, § ale [he of a a som clay street, on Friday afternoon, at one "6 4 ae moderate, Address, stati @re direct, being ini) not on the producer or | 5, jasue of 1864 13, issue of 1865 X, issue of 1867 | Saperune Stave and Western. hs sty ee cceene Sinan HANion.—On Sunday, April 5, at Harrisburg, Pa., pei ee ni iy aoe ck whi a feeller of an urticie, but finmediately on the con | 2” tong oe Bxire Gia. ech st'waubBad ay, 8 w cor, T0201. 10 TAGMAS HANI OW S000 08 CRE ANTED—BY_A_ RESPONSIBLE PARTY, THREE TO . © * Tho window tax isa direct tax on ox. | “> venforties %, geven-thirties %4. At the open | Gholevdo. a cio. ain. Bot sh; 8m 300 Ce of 10th ay, 8h deo. Pe A Ries eb asta hag four upper Lofts, lor manutactnring purposes, In the ire, go are taxes on horses and carriages.” | board:at.onsyo'clock the market was heavy and | {iting hoop Ohio, shipping brands. Ioith st, 4 160 Tt 6 Of dhl av, CALLU0A attend the funeral, which will take place at Kev. Dr. | neighbo: ‘of Broadway, between Frank.in ant’ Spri Economy, ‘vol. ii. p. 371.) | And James} dull, espcolaily.forijrle, which sold at 72%, while’ | Rourd hoop Ohio, cells orsads. 112th sty &y 216 PL w of Wei hv, 100s 79 block. Anderson’s church, corner Broome and Euzabeth | streets, Should a party bo willing to.» ‘build, in Uh regarded the tax of 1794 a3 tending 7 . “ vs Bt. Louis uw oxtra. Lath st, o%, between Gt aad streeta, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. neighborhood to sul the purpose he can And e caswuner vy the subversion of the constitution and the | Pacific Mait was dull at 933g. At the second regular a Ast ‘The bretiren of New York No. 830, F. und As ressing ox Yb Herald ollice. iis uf no M., are hereby summoned to attend a special ineet- ing of this lodge, in their rooms (Corinthian), corner | W getablishment of a tmouarchical government, (4 | board the market was drooping, and New York Cen- NTED—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, CONTAINING Riliot, 550.) tral closed % lower than at the first regular board, O00) not leas than 14 rovms, within two hours of Now York 7 2 ” wb ‘wo | Of Grand and Centre streeis,this (Thursday) noon (9th | efty, suitable. to H “ll See ee eee quacis remarks on the | rie 1, Rending 34, Fort Wayne %, Milwaukee and Evid Woatowas as, ae ’soo | inst.), at half-past twelve o'clock P.M, for the pur- | Chatiot'e Robertson, Suusertion, Ne. “Mares Mins Baie direct tax, and consequently against the | St. Paul preferred %, Ohlo and Misslastpp! % and bg ony holm yb oes Poff Bete Fenian ft wb plinth a ANTED—AN OFFICE FOR A PHYSICIAN, IN THIR- spirit as well as the letter of the constitu- | Western Union Telegraph }4, while Milwaukee and LEASES RECORD! y , wm ty-fourth street, between . Sixth and Ninth avenues, Eon” tus egy eae Senay oo St. Paul was 1 higher and Pacific Mall 4g. Govern- Bowery, No 267, 5 years, per year. 3,500 bonasvon: site Gasman ply Te rwiaier oe Address D. C. C48 Weet Bleventh sect for vue week. * W. 0. BARTLETT, ;} ‘i Broaaway, No 3iU, 3 years, per yt 12,000 TANTED—A PART OF A THREE STORY HOUSE, . Horraan House, New York, March, 1868. ment securities reacted downward. % a % from the “ai Granda 8108p Thr years. ‘ago | Henry Heggart, hhative of the parah of Kautara, | WWANTEOGS shove" rgurisenin nice, ren centiouaet : noon prices ; but at the deciine they were steady. | thucwas donen Goring, exarrs in No; he calcs were M00) | Friton ay Now ot Wh We 510 | Relatives dnd friends are respectfully invited to at- | Tumiiy, Awerleaus; nue’ particulars wud ‘amvust Of. ren NEW JERSEY. After the call Erie became still weaker, the reports | iyered/43 ah for white Genesee, a3 for white Western, 38 14 | Sid st ana Sth av, # w cor, & 1,000 | tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon at one | Address G. 0. H., box 183 Herald office. from Albany being to the effect that the Erle bill | far, white Caltornus and 2 36 2 500 for waite michigan: | ith ar, No i Bee Per Tao oiclock, from her late residence, No, 334 Hast Twenty- | “(rAWrRD—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITT ItOT AND ‘Hoboken. pending in the Senate would pass, and at the open | while old was in demand for speculation and export aud | Meise nt ah oi Sera quer ‘<tui dye | _ HUGHES.—On Tuesday morning, April 7, MancanEr | ceed $i0 per'weeky nud por besw Sixth avenue, without 7 & MYSTERIOUS Case—Sviciye oR Homocrne.—At | hoard at half-past three Erie sold at 715; New ‘M1 for new mixed, $122 for neariy yellow, wl Ay ‘2 | Mulberry st, No 118, lst ment, b yrs, o CRUISE, the beloved wife of Felix Hughes, a native | board. ‘Address box 3,857 Post office. er 5 early hour.onSunday morning, during the preva- | York Central, 1224; Fort Wayne, 101%; Read- | for yellow wll ett 19 for white, $130 for old mixed in | Pe “4 aro} 0 Sis county Longtord, Ireland, in the seth year of Warts SECOND FLOOR, BY A SMALL of the snow storm, the ferryboat Paterson was ing, 907%; Rock Island, 9634; Northwestern pre- Comat wf ‘were 9,000 bushels eG In store. Kye 1,500 quid ican famiiy, in good uptown loca ity, rent from er age. respectfully invited to nttend te fumefas thts (rho, pectfully in’ 0 attend the funeral, ure. | a == a day) afternoon, a% one o’clock,1rom her late res! , SWAgen te Aa, URFORNIEHED HOUSE per mouth. ' Address Geo, W. Thatcher 23 Pie st. na ng - hes Th av, No 6 : ‘on tts trip across the river when Captain Browh, the | ferred, 1054 a fox, and Pacitic Mau, 93x. Sub- | wars trite mor ecivs at about formes prices. Salas oifor | tothay and (sth as PART OF e Wl, 4 discovered a man advance from the cabin and sequently Erie declined to 7144, but afterward re- | Southern on the pier. Of bariey a smail lot State brought Bae No 4 ¢ a toes: theet. ne, i i location, below sixtictu street, by fea pliinge into the ¢ seething waves, ‘The covered to. 7 8 af the close at = o'clock the fol- | ¥%,, Barley mait was dull so rer Wns Noun ir RJ “iteaue oY ate Tienday, Apri. ensann Aus, syed, eafefal tenant. "Adare, sting a boat purse over and it is believed | low! quotations were current:—New York Central, | rates therewas no especial change. For vessels for ci 75 years, ve of count; rone, Irei . Pn OE PRT SETI gO a. > was struck By the ‘paddle’ wheel. ‘The pilot ate; Erie, 12; Redding, 907 fe , | the demand was moderate, ‘The engagements wei ‘Ainaiio stn 9, Wet 6 of Leoriinee Me exies. 3800 | Ate tuiveral ‘will take place frowy his fate residence, ANTED—ROOM OR SPACE, SIX TO LIGHT FELT lup fo the spot where the man sank, but the | 122% © 122%; Erle, 125 Reding, 90% a 9135; Mich!- | Liverpool, 1,000 cotton at G-AGL. & fad» 420 bbie, pe. | Baichen place, ta Mr a eae atiOD Sivo | Seveaty-*ixth street and Kleventia avenue, Bloom: NS ee ee ete teen benk wag unavating, and the body haa not since | 6am Southern, 91 @ 1%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, | ¥oleum Grin? at "6a," 800° bates cbiton at ea sep | Buiter ot, yi ftw of Hoyt ety Ws100. Zo | ingdave, this (Thursday) afternoon,ut one o'clock. The | Meet + exhfbl: a pateuted inachines Adiifeen Htout, Fecovered. Acci kind are 9114 a 92; Cleveland and Toledo, 105 a 105%;. Rock | boxes cheese at .) 800. tlerces beef at , Butler st, 6 4, 40 ft w of Hoyt at, Wx90.. 1,00 | relatives and friends are respectfully invited to | °° —_— Promulgated = ‘iat t ng goon ch Island, 9574 a 96; Northwestern preferred, 7534 a 754; | London, bu0 S caperee As oy. The, uetcass were an rae A ih doth 9,100 oe —On Tuesday evening, April 7, of scarlae Te ranubes Bono REA woe te exaled ibe pet if 80 . py 5 t. . r jouse. exee K u x was th hushed up that not | Pactfic 9236; Oto ahd Misstetppl, 3126 0 $15; | alten far 1° ea Ree Ky rT ; 5,009 | tina, Esty Leonora, third daugiier of William aud | "ent cients deecehdieonn A. police Yet aware of it, That there | Cumbe Goal preferred, 325; 9 33, and Fort | Sift, cok for orders, United Kingdom or Continent, 2,000 | Dubield st, w #, 181.6 ft « of Wuiotynby ‘14,000 | Jennie Kehoe, aged 2 years and 4 montis, TA FIRST CLASS HOUSE 40 LOUATION, ‘be any sécrecy the matter gives rise to 101 Dbla. petroleum ; a brig, 1,200 bbis. rosin to the Baltic, and » | Floyd at, ms, 125 {t@ of Throop av, 2oxl0v. ‘830 The remains were taken to Calvary Cemetery for where some portion of the rent wil b n ta be ion. kamor, on 1, is busy ane e Wayne, 101 a 101%. Bein Erte sbcet er) Fao one oe tot hei wha nack | Fruukiia at; ws 7L8 {te of Kent sty 24 9,000 | interment on Wednesday. by a party of aunus, Address nick erpoc Mi ve beth mate hy though hoe . | Ameeting of the directors of the Cleveland and | with sugar on private terms. FE OO ee Biv | eesoN.—On GWodnesday, April 8, Marcarer, | \jvANTED-ON OR NEAR FIFTH entitied t it, Cli ie on. * rg Railway Company will be held in this | | GUA*Y BaGs—Heavy weights were held at 19c. a 19%40., | HMulsos « aint Matty aX, a8 4 Muy | Widow of Samuel Lemon, aged 54 years, tween Fifteenth and ‘i wenty-thir 8 dfimre atoao be he a a Hed Le Renta ty pcg od A A! ri “ito | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- or, Bedrovut wa 1s ‘Borne bite ‘ tch bevame 86 city 0) e idth inst, when it is expected that a | Gunny CLOTH ruled quiet bot steady of Sige. 0 Sige. otfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday it is neue i fi lous that the man was either scared oft and tumbled | dividend of ten per cent in stock Will be made, te | demand. ‘Shipping was quoted wien ae Haitiots gt 1b Ar ise IP ‘e 3700 Fun, ab one o'clock, from her late’ residence, po the chain or was actually thrown overboard, | finances of the company not being such as to justify | = #140. Bye straw was lower, at ig and 6Uc. for 439 West Thirty-first street. | ‘probably the former, which would be quite : short. a , na MACKEN.—On Wednesday morning, April 8, RLiza- yf at clisss be ‘conaisient with the pt es of Captain Brown, a cast dividend. It is probable that a meeting of the Hors.—All kinds were — B lh Were unchanged Keap st and Marcy ay, # ¢ corner, 76.9% rated 6.600 | Bern, daughter of John and Mary H. Macken, aged 1 b+ bok: ace eee cme avers he saw ohiy the man who planged over- | Michigan Southern Company will be held within the = crop Ze weet at Be. a Wor, a Nom. year, 9 months and 13 days. fr < p The very existence of such ors in this | next thirty days, and that a ten per cent dividend in Tisur.—Ihere ‘were n6 sales 6, ‘The funeral will take piace this (Thursday) afternoon V ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF FOUR, PART OF A at one o’cluck, from ihe residence of ber parents, 623 Siechipnstomaae ere a sinall house on Stown isand, ean ra ‘The friends of the family are in- dress J, Post ollice box 6,976 Morand.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, TANTED—SIX UNFURNISHED ROOMS April 8, George A., son of AUGUSTUS MORAND, age: . emg gee ay iy of four w 28 years, stating Cermas, We, box 2,806 New York Poss uiia% ‘The relatives and friends of the famity are invited | ~yraNTeD A MOUSE, FURNISHED On UNE to aiiend the funeral’ from st. Peter's church, state eo in or near the ane were the street, near Bond, Brookiyn, on Friday atternoon, at wholly os parily taken fm board. ‘Address tay oflice. Prices wore sieady at lhe golat tor Masts asd UWS s “ WO to wil Ade courted his fato or was «fone to dean me mor that the directors contemplate a cash dividend, ‘was unknown to any of the passengers, the company’s finances, alike with those of the other Commanipaw. company mentioned, not being prepared for such. A Man Drowyvep.—A man named John McCabe The foreign exchange market was strong and rates Jel off the sloop Sarah Adee on Tucsday, near tho | were advanced a fraction under a prospective de- @ommunipaw ferry, and was drowned. The vessei | mand for bills from importers as well as from the Gacwee Jastifies an investigation which | stock will be voted; but there is no truth in the ru- fully invited to attend the funeral, from: her jate rest- erry cee Meserole avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets, Greenpoint, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two oe SEO TEDLD te oon — o'clock, without 7 not " ? de Muaray.—On Tuesday Ewen st, No 141, store, &c, three years, per year.......... 300 a, 7 months and § Grand ahd xh le, aw 'or, brick house 4 years, pes year 200 ene (400 | haif-past three o'clock. (aA ith er: PANE i Mi off at the time, w! zi bi rs s—On Tuesday evening, April 7, Mra. | — Being Tondered, The eay. ‘eas ‘notre recovered be i by 7 pagasionry a are-fdentiia bab vo yo aged Sern siblig WASTED-BY AN AMERICAN (GEN jay afternoon, when Coroner Warren was | °f Part of the May 1,000 490 |” ‘The relatives and friends, ‘also those of her brother, | ,¥),.,,Wife,foar or ive uaturnisbed, Roving, co vunion sor who hel@ an inqnest in the evening, ‘and the | broad. It is estimated that about ten millions of | it to arrive at the latter price. an Henry Riddle, are respectiully invited to attend to | tears must be piven. Address 8. G. HL bus ‘tad Now bork ied a hon pe ‘accordance with the cir- the twenty-four millions due on the 1st proximo will ‘We quote 7 uiagion 2 9 ret but a5 | funeral, trotn ee omg ape te ge avenue, | Port office. ase tainiy years of age, be payable to bondholders in Europe, and that half | in canis and vole. Lard was firmly 5.00 cae er Y) Tiesday, April 7, DELIA’ Ta, Wife of ‘ ._ Newark. of this amount will be remitted and the other | heard otaulty fof ha ti ‘1s | Francis Murphy, aged 26 years. ‘Tax ANNIN INCENDIARY CAse—SINGULAR Dovet- | naif reinvested in five-twenties. At the close bank- | “FaSvisionh- Recep Tape. pin, vy 163 fw of Ormond a Sooo | Fhe relatives aud friend o: the family aro respeet- were at te: nae i Portian iph a’ 109, Hea yec na a ih ay and Warren st, se cor, us 0. « Bections 66, LY Debevoise Map (fh ward), SPMENTS.—On the night of the sth of April, 1866, & | orgy pills on Engiand at sixty di in Mechinic “stfeet, Secupted by the firm of | 4995 a 100%; at three days, 1105/8 Ti0ic; & Annin, fancy leather article manufac- bills, 109 a 10044, On Berlin—Bankérs’, 71% a 72; com- mercial, 7144 a 71% On Bremen—Bankers’, 795; OND FLOOR POR A FAMILY OF rondway, within elit blueks os Caaal to Me A. KULAND, No. 5 sooamaa she vee = 7, JAMES Murpiry, “y8, son of Michael NTLEMAN AND Wil’ Mtroyed. Tho premises. were also damaged con- 19 vi aon ‘The Jini . commercial, 79 @ ‘7%. On Frankfort—Bank- ‘phy. ont pi. ANTED—BY A ( - ahrt previodsiy thas presarenions ioetane ta ers’, 40% 041. On Amsterdam—Bankers’, 41 041%; Orand st, ne HOM wot Henderson The relauives and friends ave rosn-eetftiy Invited Furnished Rooms ior she, hourskeehles f Sal rt peng ‘Wayne st, #8, lot 10, block “abxtb0. Tesult had been Made, and after doing | commercial, 40% a 41. On Hamburg—Bankers’, 96 a hrufpast. one oslo, ous ‘gg “Agidence 7 ahem ede Fo half-past one o'clock, from ‘ge flerald oftice, te petal 3 WE ik ‘utmost in the m: 4 said, to the station and Pee ‘amir, | 90%; Commercial, 35% @ 36%. On Antwerp—Bank- 4 parents, 61 Cherry street. i absinthe usted? Gas | ers’, 5.16% 05.15; commercial, 6.175; @ 6.10%. Bills Sach 34% 00 OY OSU Mi Anny — Sule, ff Prookiyn, on ‘aesday, | WANTED TO, RENT FIVE ROOMS 1X A PRIVATE advising thom fo look out for Annin, they | on Paris at sixty days, 6.16 & 5.1434;,at three days, Fook aR ever of ge tmeese, MicuaLt Tx, i AM Rote gun eo mrp ed end end Ent 8 erkielice Of 0 clicumstan: | S11N a 6.1274. nga at, Ww iat lock THE Fe adives ai friends of the family are invited |" pag oad wey ne Of ALOK "Afe trv | tm London day and on the previous daen med rare grit ‘asf arose ns Chars aftsrovonr't ait | W SEE Rs ira mtu rao ir servi on \- \ avenue, mm, at half. id Om, OF hi . . Sede Rts Sad SES | Oe i scan ares Kepumpiaan Gato, frm hone Ne ie Ceneeyof| et wi tara aag in a Sys ase before the Court of Pardons and exhibited testi, Maren, ADS, | ADrhS. West side av, Payton's McGAAgY.—On ‘Tuesday morning, April 7, ANw | Proverred. tule I a kool opporiuntty fo soci) ROO eral Fuony, rhien ot only proved Is innocence, ‘but 90% Newark ptt round MeUaHuY, native of the county Mobaguau, Ireland, | Yilgive litte rou ra 7 ages 45 years. — —— a Be atatter wes. eeain brought up under = ene he end and relate of th ig 4 fs Wie or a Rogiion Casement nates, atone Foren: el Tai, ir real- us Zisey, ditterent appearances. “The senior | The highest and lowest prices of gold in the month Meads, 15 RE Genee, 4 Gouverneur street, this (Thursday) afver- | ulrd ater apd tween TDIPG wa ott aster, Adurose g caeei oe Crockett, who was arrested a few | of April in each year since the suspension of specie ARREST OF AN Ui noon, at two o'clock. Ay B. Cy we ncanpamnenriperanatiantt _ Weeks since on the complaint of a Mr. Ferdinand ts thus shown: ALLEGED. MUADERER. . Ogdensburg (N. Y.) papers please copy. ‘ANTED—BY r, QENTEEL FAMILY OF THRER Seaseck ond young Angia, oth of whom made... | PAs ee owe, ‘About. $w0.-tweaien: tiperm way tetttes inieter Natuy—On Kugpday evening, Apr z, after a tine | WAvtat, trom sey hy a Sait ot, three or for unt : an tat 2B I ue im he city o€ Toros, Canada, and not | SHU aspen ne ON Wile of MAE YH ese aeyrSper won ar Yeas ed a 4] 4 withstanding that the authorities made every possi The relatives und friends of the family are ek aaa : ‘@ppeared, and through his to be }. 166% 1867. 18256 dle effort to et the : pga to attend ‘the faneral to Culvary Ceme- ANTED TO LET—A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, se se pleading the statute of limitation, which | ‘The report of the investigating Committee of the “ e he fect the arrest of the supposed mur- | ‘dry, unis (cliesday) afternoon, at two evelock, from Wi the covery tor atx month, Guin May 1, onthe te isotlarged the esnuneee accepted Plea | senate into the affairs of the Erle Rallway includes. ferer managed to get out of the way | her late 654 Sixiecuth street, cor £1 So Seren Releases oftlaie sh 4 without leaving. behind; test enue which bis whei 18 could be, Eaters da rhe | Sma ae the following statement of the amount of the com- ae aie ed. The | Nawal Wednesday, Apri Pane yout way, room 1, : 2 eS eee mu , a r in 7 ‘THE GREAT GAINES CASE. iia or exci TA sas Dunes Loneapls oem — county Sligo, Lrela Wane zo DOs eof te awd New York, April 8, 1868, to know as to the motive which had} Tue gh Prlends of the family are invited | YY estatesecurity given. J. WALSH, ® bye tn ay Yo Tae Eprron or Hd RRALD:— pied xy m to the doing of tae San pi a “the noe ey oy fess hag WARTED, 70 LBASE—a. MODERN HOUeE, Fon A nj editort: mornm, . 's Inquest, 3 were Houston, et ‘vert of years ; peasant: ‘ om “The Great Gaines Cano™ ~ = oo revealed which fnauee Maleged carongt toa | o'clock, noon. ; : phrases, taiag parucular, James — ‘ore the first inw of man named J Haag oe the murderer, | O'UONNORi=A ftor'a sfioft but severe tines, MARY | broadway that Mrs. Gaines <* and the in declared that he in it] O'CONNOR, inthe bith year other age, a wative of | =— aver sixty. fe this one world it ae. fehes ‘pare te tho urder. ‘The at tg a pt tt fay nee ASTROLOGY. | Scpentane a aod hap. the and to a - tunaecemnfl wi eter "1 sig First avenino, ‘his Pitturaday) afternoou, at one ADs WALTERS, Di CLAIRVOY- when Bunalo, in this ci o'clock precisely. -" Dustuens, thers, or. As 3, on Broadway ‘ant at Surestet him. the we | Pexrion U0 M March 9, at Basking Ridgo, mek Out fair correspondent is right, and thirty was th cused was taken 10 the Liberty street station | N.J., Mrs, ELIZA! oXTIss, Tehet of the lute we ech house, where he in custody un'il the | Joun B. Prentins, im the bd year O: her age. Sse apeey rartage. we wanted; but printers have been known to Bu omcer wad Twody'te take lim away ip the ‘Boston paper dobaay A mote (ES between even 4D printing the Biple. afternoon. ReiLLy.—on ' " 6, Lizz A., : ea, #1. “4 ‘ “a