The New York Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1868, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘THURSDAY, August 13-6 P, M. ‘The gold market has been very strong and active to-day, and the fluctuations were from 147} to 147% with the closing transactions prior to the adjourn- meat of the Board at 1475. Subsequently the price ranged {rom 147% to 147%, and the closing quota- tion op the street was 147% a 147%. There was 3 more active borrowing demand for coin than yester- day, and loans were made without interest to either borrower or lender and at from one to three per cent for carrying. The gross clearings @mounted to $62,619,000, the goid balances to $1,284,46! and the currency balances to $2,180,931. The steamer Hermann, for Bremen, took out $11,437 tm specie, and the Havana steamer Eagle $258,000. ‘The Sub-1'reasury disbursed $42,000 in coin in pay- ment of interest on the public debt during the day. The foreign bankers and other strong parties con- tinge to be among the largest buyers of gold, but the demand is well distributed, and the indications are that the premium will gradually rise to about 150. There is a large speculative ‘short’? interest oustanding, and this contributes to temporarily Strepgtien the upward course of the premium. Al the suine time the reduced rates of foreign exchange operate against any large shipments of specie tor ihe time being, but there is no knowing how soon the surplus bills on the street may be absorbed and the rates advanced above the specie shipping point again. The price of gold at intervals during (he day is thus shown:. 10 A. M. - 47% «146 P.M... 11 20 A. » Dg 6 45P. 143% Money continues abundant at three and tour per cent for cai! iouns én governments and other satisfactory collateral. and the transactions at five are excep- tional, ev: where small amounts are borrowed on misceilas ous securities, First class houses have +. 141% large +: Jered to them by the banks at three per ce: without reference io the class of securiti: lodged, There is no perceptible increase in the soy of commercial paper, and the best grade is. +rce and in request at 5'3 a6 percent, It is notic however, that anpiications for dis- cotlnts |. \a the interlor are beginuing to come for- ward i \:)\\cipation of greater monetary activity in the cous: of a month or two, when discounts will be'mai: with less freedom. These discounts are practic ouly credit entries in bankers’ books at present, )ocanse the money is not wanted now, and therefore ‘ie banks lose none of thelr currency. The * country ).vers who ask for this vay thirty or even six! ‘y have no use for in or: pimmodation are days’ interest for ov that they may aud it when they stand in need of it. The cusiom ts simply @ precautionary one and has no i s.guitleance, . ‘for speculative stocks continues very languid si prices are barely supported, It is to ‘i: interest of the vurious controlling cliques, ‘owever, that’ they should not decline, and wit: ‘le abundant resources they are sup- ‘o lave at their command they would proba- i: their business to advance quotations veut of the bears having ihe temerity to sell to any considerable extent. If, on the and, the street or the outside public would buy enough to make it an induce- he market down it y 1 be lowered ac- Hence there ia no safety in going either “stort, andthe only wise pian for out- siders to |» s to leave the speculative stocks to the cliqu mor has been current for more than a@ week pts! .o the effect that the Erie Radway Com- pany its cased the Nortiern Ratiway of New Jersey, lannouncement of tis Kind has been merely give it for whai it is worth, It is ‘cd, ior some unexpiained purpose just now, that the Michigan Southern Ra lroad Company has the righ! to increase its capital from twelve to fifteen initions of doWars, It is at the same time stated teat if this increase is made it will be in order to place company in a position .o exiend its road to Akron or to consolidate wiil ine Lake Shore line, a8 the interests of the company may require. The application for an injunction to restrain the company from paying the cash dividend which it recently deciared was denied by Judge Barnard on ‘Tuesday, 80 that no obstacie now exists to the due payment of the dividend in question. The Mr. Samuel Strong wio suddenly left Wall street last week after overdrawing his bank account to the extent of about $66,000 was yesterday expelled from the open Board of Brokers, of which he bad been aimember. The crop prospects continue highly encouraging, and the yleld of grain this year will, it is expected, be greater than for six years past. ‘The market for government securities has been very quic! all day, the transactions being more than usually ttmited, both at the board and tne counters of the principal dealers, There is no inquiry at present for the exportable bonds, and all the issyes seein to sympathize with the stagnation in these. ii will be observed that the five-twenties of 1868 avc quoted a fraction higher than those of 1867, and (lus preference is atirijutabie to the fact that they lave one year longer te run than the lat ter. At the close prices were generaily a fraction lower than at tre opening, but it will be surprising if be- fore long sere ts not @ more active home investment demand for our national securities attended by a “tong’ congiderulc advance in prices, The quota. tions #! four o'clock were a4 subjoined, the. market being firm at the Sgures:— Registered, 1881, 11544 @ 115s: coupon, 1881, 1155% & 115%; 5-20’, registered. 1562, 10045 @ 10994; 5-20's, coupon, 1962, 114% a 114%; do., 1864, 11036 @ 110%; do.,1865, 112% @ 11234; do., 1865, January and July, 109% 109%; do., 1967, 109 @ 1095; do., 1868, 10035 & 109%; 10-40’, registered, 1074 a 10534; 10-40's, coupon, 10914 a 100%; September compounds, 1865, 118},; October do., 118. i At the commencement of business the ratiway ghare market was dull and heavy aud at the early seasion of the open boarfl Erte sold at 57%; New Y Central, 12834, end Rock Island, 1125,. At te drst regular board the volume of business was unusually light and prices were without material change. On the call Erte closed 7% lower than at the same time yester- day, Michigan Southern 5,, Cleveiand and Toledo %, Paciflé Mail %, North Carolina sixes, ex coupon, 4, and new ixsue %. Government securities were dull and a fra.tion lower in some instances. At the open board at one o'clock the market was inactive and Frie sold at 57%, and New York Central at 1284, At the secoud reguiar board the transactions were very limited and prices showed only fractional changes. At the open board at half-past three Erie sold at 57%, New York Central 128%, Rock Island 111% and Michigan Southern 863s. During the remain- der of the afternoon the market was dull and barciy steady, and at the close at a quarter to six o'clock the following quotations were curreut:—New York Central. a 12% ; do, preferred, 69';; Hudson River, ; Reading, 914% 89194; Michigan Southern, Illinois Central, 149 a 149} ‘leveland and Pittsburg, 87 @ 874; Cleveland and Toledo, 100% & 101; Rock Island, 11134 a 112; Northwestern, 82% W274; do. preferred, 62% a 627,; Fort Wayne, 10334 @ 1034; Pacific Mall, 102!, a 103: Ohio and Mississippi, 2034 @ 293; Canton Co., 46% @ 47%; Quicksilver, 21% @ 2136; Western Union Telegraph, 83%. The forelicn exchange market is quiet and weak in tone, a'though the soppiy of bills drawn against five-twe is considerably smalier than it was two or (iver ays ago, many of them having been bought up at the low rates at which they were vifered early im the week. The condition of our foreign trade is such that but for the large shipments of tive-twenties which have been made the rates of exchange would rule steadily above the Specie shipping point and we should be under the necessity of exporting large amounts of gold to balance xchanges. As itis the bonds serve as a temporary substitute for coin, but there is an ele- ment of <ianger in sending our securities abroad on 80 great a scaie as we have been doing, as we are constant y exposed to the danger of having them returne | to us, and this possibility is not without» Permanent induence upon the gol! premium. At the ciose bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1003; & 100% three days, 100%; Commercial bills, 10834 & 109). Bankers’ bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.18% a 5.1614. On Berlin—Bank- ors’, T14 a 71%. On Bromen—Bankers’, 7054 a79%;on Frankfort, 40% @ 41; on Amsterdam, 40% #41; on Hamburg, 36 @ 9634; on Antwerp, 5.18X & 5.10. Gonsois and American epgurities vere quoted thus (CBR Pn i in London to-day and on the previous dates meu- tioned:— 7000 100 ae Pe 81, reg... i '4,5-20, cou, 145000 4 . 390U00 US f 50000 US 5-2 ex con 4000 Tenn 6's, new. tations, a US64 UB5-20,e, July 31. hi BK a The decline of % per cent to-day in five-twenties abroad ts owing to the advance in gold here, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Thursday, August 13-10:15 A. Me SRIBagese: ae eceeeses eee Hot * ver Mg Co. Hud Canal 10) Adams Express 100 United Stat 900 Hudson itt cr {20 Cleve e Pitts Ri iu Mil & St Vaal 100 MU & pref... 5") To. Wad & Western. 13 Dub € Siouc C RR.. COMMERCIAL REPORT. TuoRsvar, Auguat 18—6 P.M. We RRs6O F aiopeadt al pret eae 2: po =z Correr.--Rio, though quiet, remained firm at our last quo- heard of no sales, Maricaibo was in fair re- quest ; 1,500 bags were sold on private terms, Other kinds were dull and unchan; Corr0N,—Receipts, mand stimulated by the favo bales, There was an improved de- bie advices from Liverpool, and prices were firm. The demand was principaily for the better are the Ordinary. . Good ordinary. Low middling. Middl closing 25 alt. Tl an th rm under @ continued good demand for fresh groun rapt Florida. 2 market e searce. The sales compri ning and 78 for sp notations :— Uplands and Mennhis. 2 ed 2401 Di lation, Subjoine Mobile and New Ovieans and Tezas. w was in some cases 6c. & 1c. higher. ‘There was no general advance, however, though full in ail cas dour continued to rule stead; ‘The sales were about 13,000 bbls. So sales . We retain our with a moderate demand. The was quiet and heavy, though prices were Sales 290 bis, ra do.. Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands . Round hoop Obio, trade brands. St. Louis low extra.. St. Louis straight extra St. Louls choice double ex Bt. Louis choice fami) Corn ‘Tonnersee, #1 c Ry ¢ flour. . Corn meal, city Corn teal, Brandy win evel Jersey. rices were hig! 29,000 bushel To.aed, closing $1 20 lor old mixed in store, and 8! Oats were dull and lower, with sales of elion Mi s2era Wie. afloat, closing at '6sc. a 82 store. Rye, though quiet, Southern at 1 86. Bi and nominal. asked i gen Sire reported) a Bi extra heavy do. GUN Hovey. ec a ort in pol oa grain. coal ut 8450) and «Bi rm at $i in. iti FREIGHTS continued to rule dull chartering business was Th ‘fo Liverpool, lot tobacco at ‘The $2 88 for new do. 82 90 87 for red Indiana, $2 5b = 1 $0 for unsound apring, private terms, but supposed at % 6. mand and was firm. y and barley malt continued dull and heavy, while the e eny ts were :— jamal at 3-16d. ; 6d. was harters were:-A vessel, 200 tons, to ;,an Italian bark, 340 tons, to Genoa, ritish bark, 1,500 bis. petroleum, to x on private terms; also (not previously brig to Lisbon, heavy pipe staves, $32; Seesce’ BEESre! Seksezsezeaurese POP ero E EEE eeree Sai Cy > . rices were readily obtained us quotations. California with moderate demand. uthern fii 825 bl not 3 Corn meal in fair demand We te firm, the sales i Ld 10 50 82> for new white $2 60 for and white Southern on Corn was in acti her. The sales wer at from #115 4 $1 19% for new W 19 for prime, mber ve de- about tern 20 for new yellow, 8 81 23 for prime 45,000 bushel e., and 8lige. in bushels new a e Heamer, 200 boxes cheese at 25a. ‘6d. and 160 bales cotton remained dull at former quotations. —There were sales of 5 tlerces Cuba at # HAY was in fair demand and firm at 65c. a ic, and $t a #1 40 for retail lots. quote grocery do. at 420, a ands at 48¢ a 63¢., do. clayed at’ S8c, nnd, Chiba, 6488 Srours.—Receipts, 50 bbis. spirits turpentine and rices were sales of 143 bi market for rosin was moderate! werein Iij Se. a B00, ». and Le, YM ia was quiet, gold. Jute was The market continued guiet, beavy and un. were sales of 225 hhds. Nuevitas at 47e, 24 do. ayed at $9c., 10 do. Cuba muscovado at S3¢. We ja muscovado (refining grades) at 40c. n 44c.; do. Porto Rico at 46c, a é7c., En centrifngal and mixed ‘at 33c. a Stock August 13, 186826,318 do. Porto Rico and 4,341 do. English ‘Me. for fore! 420. t demand, as usual, at previo . for 1867 crop American, 8c. ign. Sti unchanged. | We uiet but stear 5\e 1 OT. for shipping tbe. for market for the former was dull and ‘There were in lower, closing at 4c. a 4c. part to arrive) at the inside price. The a 4a are ne ly pee a sens as 7 90 for common, ‘83 for atraine ue Ae Nock, #8 6) bad for No. 1,347 for pale and $6 a 187 for extra do, ; sales 1,500 bbls. # $2 95 a £3,300 do. common at $290, 400 do. No. 2 at ‘and 2%6.No. 1 at 76. Tar was higher; sales Wilmit Dae ber, ‘On 1 ‘and were rimo PrrroLeeM.—Orude, Jower prices, spot Lineced was in closing at’ about 16!e. for next week ; half August, and on private opened firm at about Mc, for standard whit iently became weak and closed heavy at there was rather more business done, fair demand and ve 0.0 gallons English were sold at $1 . Other kinds were quiet and unchanged. fn bulk; was in (air demand, but at ies 1,200. bb: for the half a market for Wn) te, put aubse- Shige. a owever, the (0. rope (part to arrive) at $4 nd firm at #108 Otherjeaien ‘8. on the Last baits being 1.00 bbls. standard white for the last half August at Me, 100 do for the first aif September at Ste: do. ‘for the last balf September at Hive and 500 do. firet hal: October for the iat hair Auguet at 28190. ackages cut meats. ir oy including seller's Sption, and. 500 do. for all the Live hocs were in moderate diemand and ‘and prices were hi % for new. mess. #25 70 « irate terms: niso rik 1,000 bbIa. mens, ae, for Octover, ear, at ieady at 1c 8 lic, Beef was quiet at about previous prices, vic, 60 for plain mess, and $20.50 « were about 250 bbis. ce beet rule dali and nominal, and prices were . supply. dry, salted do, bc ® "Teer; pickled ne Me. w Me. and di packages In for Cumbevl mand, off comprised about was steady at I long clear, 16: fis. for short do. for lard clos! do.. @ 000 bi $3. $5) mer prices, vi ing Cuba, 11°, for fal Ne. for latter pri at the following prices:—I6;c. for ranalated ; 14°4¢. a ldo. for Cig! ite voses. ree » extyabur ir to ‘We heard of tolerab|; Ise. a I ren for During the past week there have been few country buyers gee mt 1Oige. Kough flax SUGAR.—Th ket eliow. Stank ray Atguat 1 1808—1 tan ation butsteady. The sales were 60,000 Ibe. 924 bdis. The market continued to rv. 200 bils., in bond, at 7 ige. m 6Be, hams, 190. a We. ow 290. The anion ote.’ Bacon, tho land out, 1bi90. a Iie. for for short do., Iie. for long rib and We. of moment. The market active and firm, the sales bein; . for No. 1 to prime steam, and fc. 0 i waa in better demand and sales were made Rangoon was avead: “es S)'rhs.—Calentia linseed wan in active demand and higher, atabout $2 25, gold. The salen were store, LOO do. om the way here Artist ; 2,000 do., ex Grettyabm 2,00) do., ox Princess. Royal eat 2 20, was quoted at for raw was quiet but steady at f from Bown a oo ex Chariot of Fi Fy wait ‘at 82 Bs gold, alo hO8 quiet at Ie. a 14 gc. 50 for extra do. and beef hams continued For cut meats there was x fair de very firm iy at 500 of » 1,500 . for “the in bulk iphia the market {he only snle we heard of ‘eptember at , 50 do. beet and 278 for pork there was but enw, closing at about re were anies of 6 for new 7. quiet, bage in “tone Atlee a8 hsp wi. in town, and a considerable number of local operators are at present enjoying their annual rustication; notwithstanding these drawbacks, however, there has been considerable ac- tivity in domestic epirite generaily. The principal transac- tions bave been in bighwines, the demand for which isons par with the supply. Judging by present indications there is no prospect of & decline from present prices fo rsome time to come. there has been a fair spec For Kentucky whiskeys, in bond, here and in the West, tive and consumptive demand, holders are frm in regard to quotations, which are fully maintained. Already several lots of Western whiskeys are enroute for this market, whic! warehouse under the present ‘of the ili #0 easy whisk kere Tor'sdnich there Icohal and 0 aouiate ante previous quorations mai ve been withdrawn from ‘Since the farther eu ‘been effectually sto; At rill rn ig Cine popular brenda of atenight ‘there In every day an incressing ve den whis- i" are apirita have deen in good roquestane tm. ogone NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1868. 7 ‘wolders otter thee goodie ah i Haren, price meh well os wants, and of this Sul net be rene whea wings ieaally replaced ‘wants; buvere aresdelaying purchases t for lower Satie ew Senin © eee ace tos bend Goring whe paat few ‘account of the advance pr gpetatine er tar Spee ere "7 foretgu ‘connected with tne wine end following |; foreign articles sth | ines, Ae. trve, oe Port, $2 98 508 per gain 8. Mumm & 0: reEyy el The Rated Poss, of Lvona, says The wine crop oferaa splendid aspect almost everrwhere and is magnificent in Burguody, the Marounats, Revermont ry. In the ¥ Bes ujolave the vine bend beneath the weicht of the .rapes, which ve att anal dronth and the e@ray in certaln quarters, apes have heen rouatet FOr have particulary » nie ted a the cultivar But a firm in Funchal writes the vines of Wadeira are recovering from the p they have been s:itten: that the vintage of n of parts of u Feplanting vi OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE YESTERQAY. TRANSFRRS IN SRW YORK 2th at 90 196 fe w of Sth 9. Lax, f t, nw, 15 tt w of 3d Vth ak, m hy 344 Ce Ww th at, ne cor of 10t 1224 at, ns, 130th ai, #8, 2 21 ia. i, 07abOo.5 xi00 ii fe w oF Hoth we, Sino. LEAS, Cuatham wi, No 105, basement, 8 ¥ra, per yr oo Greenwich place, map lot No A}, Bt vim, pee yr Say ot, No lt, house und lot, Byre, per yr & Spring at, No 18 drt ‘yrs, per yr. tm Woch at, corner Old King's Bridge roma, 4 wo te fo. T30 a, Van Biren a to Walwort son z ‘onrt of 82d al, 20480 18 f 3d av, 2x10 " —- 1e.cloo aim ‘av, onion oo) |. 287 fw of Kroadway, set aero 40x19... 2) Section No7 on E Evan's map. nee Court and Joralemon sts, per rear.. “ a NEW YORK CITY. THE COURTS. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. A Military Habeas Corpus Case. Before Judge Blatel ford, In the case of the United States va, Oliver Hazard Perry the defendant was brought up ona writ of habeas corpus and his discharge from military service claimed on the ground that he was underage. The case was contested through Brevet Major General Hartsuff, making return through his representative, Acting Adjutant General Gardner, that the entiat- ment papers, the certificates, &c., were all right, and from which it appeared that the recruit—the alleged minor—swore that he was nineteen years old and that he was an able-bodied and grown man, Counsel for the recruit asked for an adjournment that he might present aMidavits in the case, Judge Blatchford refused the applicat manded the recruit to service im the Un. army. and re- ed States SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TE The Filmer Divorce Case—A Flight to El Dorade. Before Judge Tappan. Elizabeth BE. Filmer vs. William Pitmer.—The partics to thia suit were married about five years since. About a year and a half afier marriage, while residing in thia city, the de‘endant contracted, as alieged, a iigixson with a woman named Mary Royal, a resident of Morrisania, and shortiy after. wards eloped with her to California, where they are at present residing together. In Aprii last t plainti® commenced an actior againsi him for divorce a vincuio smatrin the ground of the said Maison, service be upon the defendant in California by pub) No answer or demurrer was put in, and the case was referred by the court to take testimony. The mother of Mary Royal appeared at the refer: ence and testified that the defendant was reputed to be the father of a child borne by her denghter, The referee recently reported to the court in favor of the piaintif, and on application of John Oakey, her counsel, a decree of absuiuite divorce Was granted, CITY INTELLIGENCE, TH# WEATHER YESTERDAY.—The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the ther- mometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, 218 Broadway, «| HERALD Buildin: Average temperature Average for Wednesd Deruty SURVEYOR OF THR Pont. Shearer has been appointed Deputy Surveyor of the port of New York, vice KE. D. Webster resigned and appointed assessor of internal revenue. FRUIT AND FLOWBR GROWERS’ OLU8.—A meeting of the Fruit and Flower Growers’ Cinb was held yea- terday at No. 245 Broadway. Mr. Jacques read a very interesting pay on the nature, growth and jualities of the pe mon. A discussion next fol- wed onthe best description of grape, in when Messrs. Carpenter. Cavanah, Fuller, Biy Whit- lock took part. Sure Emegra.d Is.8.—The report pubiished in some of the daily journals yesterday to the effect that the ship Emerald Isle, which arrived at this port from Europe a few days had numerous cases of Ship fever on board is entirely untrue. The passen- gre state that the only disease which prevailed on voyage Was measies, and this among the children. LABORERS FOR THE West.—The officers of the Citizens’ Association have addressed a letter to the Governor of Wisconsin, suggesting that an agent be kept in this city to co-operate with the Commis- Sioners of Charities and Correction in sending able- sare or ieee eee on It is — — forty thousand emigrants cow annually to that State, who could not otuerwise fad their way there. MTRO-G1. YORRINS.—A few days ago Patrick Ronan, Glavorer, waa terribly injured in Fifty-first street, between Seventh and Kighth avenues, by tne prema- ture explosion of nitro-giyaerine used tn blaating the FOG? BA {SINS TR WACIGSMDAT MMA a | Va WADE IE AD an tay oe | one arm blown of, the other broken, his eyesight ore, and sustained other: injaries He lingered ‘St. Luk@s Hospital in great agony until yester- oe ane death jeusued, Coroner Flyan was duly Fatal RaitRoap Accipgent.—Coroner Flynn held ‘an inquest yesterday over the remains of James Casey, 8 boy who was run over on the @th inst, by | car 16 of the Avenue B and Dry Dock line, driven by Murtagh Malone. As the evidence showed that the track was quite near the sidewalk and the deceased was playing with other boys and ran under the horses head. the jury rendered @ verdict of acci- dental death, The driver was accordingly dis- ‘Tue BRICKLAYERS’ StRixe.—There are no develop- ments to report in the bricklavers’ strike. The Com- mittee of the Union in seasion in this city yesterday received @ handsome donation from @ Baltimore merchaut, to be devoted to the benefit Of unemployed workmen. Ouly seven men reported themselves un- employed. The result of the conference between the committees of master masons and journeymen has not yet transpired, ARREST OF ALLEGED ForGens.—Detectives Bennett and Irving, of the Central orice, on Wednesday even- ing arrested on board the steamship Guiding Star, from Wall, three persons named Ellen Murphy, Vharies Holey and Alfred B. Dowd, who are charged wita having committed a forgery in California. The prisoners are detaincd at Police Headquarters for the oem, ante Lonel was made ia acres rowel y telegraph trom the Chi ‘ol aL Frauetsco, ‘ : Pound DrowneEp.—The body of George M. Gibbin, seven years of age, residing at Passaic, while on & visit here fell into a pond in 12d street, between Second and Third avenues, and was drowned, was recovered yesterda, The vody of an unknown man, about thirty-(ive years of age, waa found yes- terday Moa.ing in the water at pier 28 North river. Deceased Was about five leet seven inches high, wore full beard and mnsiache as dressed in black coal, ery pants, white slict aud shoes, His pockets were turned inside out, Tur Dog Pounn.—The reduction of the tari? on “purps” presented vo the por masier has had the eect of curtailing the tramec tu cannes. Last sea- son from three to four thousand dogs were received at (he pound ant the receipts in return by the specu- lators were, of course, very large; but this season already more tha ‘dog days’ have passed aud the o era’’ has mot yet reached seven hundred. it ot pay to import dogs from Brovkiyn, Westcly pouty and other parts of (he (piled states aud from New Jersey and conduct theta t the foot of Twenty-sixth street for ive cents each. There nygators reported (han business has beew are no more usual, and U decided!y THE Manet srkent Tkackoy.—Coroner Rollins held am inquest yesterday over the body of Mary A. Te aged Uurteen years, who died from the & pistol shot wound at the hands of John Nash, while discharging a pistol at a pile of logs in Waterbury’s *hipyard, in Mangin street, between Stanton and Houston streets, on Wednesday, as fully reported im the Heaain of yesterday. It appears that Ni ior some 1 went to the ship) near the lows when he fired, Why made an outcry Nash supposed she was sunstruch and helped va home, He only ascertained the truth Garough the newspapers. The jury reudered « ordance with these fects aud the prisoner Was adwitted to bat! to watt the action of the Grand Jury, Map Bens ov THe Wak Para—Four Persons Goneo.—A bull belongiug (o some wp town butcher * loose yesterday and dave! turough the stroeta with tail up and head down, scattering m women ond c\ildren on every stde. ag down of Allen the maddened beast suddenty struck ageinet Mr. James Duadas and Mr. Thomas Renohy, of Held’ dry goods store in Oraud stteet, The former was sorely gored; tis right exte Wee much inated and tis eon joint was displaced boy the tte mh © \aemnnmna” 198 wetiea man It was diseovered thal he bart as) \. Leragl injuries, not Recess Mr. enehy was bet mlaglily ta sectred a few blocks further oa a butcher, ' POLICE IVEPLAGE VCE, THEPT OF BOTRRWARE.—Monera Larkios was vestertay broagnt befo e Judge Kelly, af the Pourtis District Police Cour! om a clade af stealiag ativer- ware of the value of $19, the property of Edward werent fe Wow lerty third ereet, shower om 4 property was found in wed coe or Falae PRorrsces. 4Oharies Lesher, a Woe arraigned before Jusiiwe Shandier Tue comptaiut fase representations, k Brisvues dewie to anewor : A CommeeTion, Jeremiah Harrington, who was arrested the 29h of July on tar charge of betug ac- cossory to the death of Aun Calaher, at le Maiverry street, has beew admitted fo hail, it is natrne, as was represented, a! Lie time that he was the keeper of a niging house where the deceased woman lived, Dowlng for an oman officer and that Be had already served a verm sa ae Penttentiary All gure th v. Micha! Kaltechbkey was yes. tentay arrested and broaght before Judge Mansfeld, of the Essex Market Police Court, to anewer a charge of bigamy. The affidavit showed that he was mar. Tied to tis Geet Wile at Hoixteta, Germany, tn 1864, and about 4 year ialer marred a se oud wile ta this ct). Teo Witnesses tesutied to having witnessed the latier morringe, although the wouan in the case, the secoud alleged wife, denied having beea married totim. The accused was committed for examina thon. ALLYoRD Fr ey. Frank Travers, aged twenty. two, of 2) Lewis street, was arrested yesterday and arraigned before Justice Hogan on a charge of forcery. Om Wednesday he called at the Mechanics’ National Kank, & cheek for vas the paving ved (oe care’ to ue i Paver® arrest, and aubae. that the siguature had been ( Ti Sowh street, testified weck bad been peemeret aud |e sigma tate melg up tor trial at CLINTON PLack.—A few days ago @ man vccupring @ room In THe odging hone 26.CHatoR place was robied of $8). On Tuceday wight Dr Morris Moison, ccoupiug ay tired and Regiected to leew 1 bis poeket ack, «Mme The cipty pocketbomk «a a vesierday handed he ren cagnized tive in wich Wow given hunt ara. occupy lg & aon in toe house, Garcia wae committed for tral by sustice Shanes Tue PCLTON SYRERT Bemecams, James Muore And Jolin (uclly Were affaigued vefere Jastioe Hagen yesterday, charged With the Wurglery im Fredertes Grote’s stare, No. 7% Fulton street, on the ah of July, When $4,000 worth of Oth and butard balls were carried of, || appears thet after Mediy's arrest be agrerd to festore ail of tor provided he was ict of. AD agreement through counsel wae made to that effect by ¢ of the aud the wre tt lo be Wilndrawe, Afver com serainie de Justice Howan Comrladed to remand the ers ser eXamInAtON, haacty how Une vied Cannot @ auteeypatod BolRD OF BEALTY. ‘The Board met yesterday at (en o'vieck Preai@ent George 8. Lincoln tu the chair The Attorney presented @ number of general and special orders, (he latter including the cases of tue ten siaughier houses im the Seventeenth ward re ported by Lhe inspector te the Board at tis last meer. ing as being in @ GWhy condition. Im these the orders were Made out im (he Heual form requiring the proprietors to (horoughiy disen/@et and oWenee their premises, remove all offs! and serape and whitewash the Walls aQd racks, With the atdmienal requirement, to Which (@ altorney called Lhe special attention of the Board and asked ts conskieretion, that they also Construct Manure vaults, whet. he thougnt, in view of (ne fact that ther were to remove y by the ist of January, the Board might com ive of removing the maaare alternat . ‘The Attorney replied that coud not be provided for by order, but required an ordinance. ‘The Board being of the opinion that ory. nances (hue provided, struck out the part ‘ing to manure vaults, and entered the orders im the asual for ine matter of & sianghter housd and surround lained of at Mount Kiece the Attorney radtad an order reqitring a. thorough tawintert on ot the premises and the constructioa of a macure vault and necessary draing, which wan also entered. ‘The usnal number of tenement hoase complaints were presented and quite orders. A complaint that the Soathern Boalerard now beng acted in Westohesier county, atrac’a a ne vy the Attorney, and at his | No. 29 Rond atreet, Nrookiya, on Sunday atternoos, to the engineer to examine and ot two ofc K, Bt. isk.—On Wednesday, August 12, in the Hkewise presented an amendment to | of tis age. sews Pisx. - . aga the code relating to the keeping of His {rienda and acquaintances, tire members ef goats and swine, 60 a8 to include “incorporated | Mariners’ Lodge No. 61. Paenix Chapter No, 2, villages” in its provisions, which was laid on the | Adeiphic Conncti No. 7, Morton Commandery No. table. M. W. Grand Lodge, ‘Gran? Counet!. Grand Com- Also an ordinance the removal of offal, | mandery, Supreme Council A and A Rite, Kite af which was adopted, go as to prohibit such removal at | Memphis, the various lodges and the fraternity im any time between the hours of six P. M. and | general are respectfully invited to actend the funeral nine P, M. four A. M. and nine A. M., or in other | of our late Bro. P, M. 5. Fisk, a! the residence of hie than tight boxes or barrels from which no drippings } son-in-law, William McDonough. Jr, % West or odor can Twenty-third street, on Sunday afternoon, o'clock. The fri Master Masons. ‘On motion, the Secretary was instructed to print at one ornity are requested to appear ae ‘and publish the same. JOSKPH BARKERVILD The Secretary read a report respecting the con- Master Mariners’ Lodge No. 67. dition of @ hide salt! establishment, No. 334 Kast Members of Mariners’ Lodge wil! meet at thelr Twenty-seventh street, which the Inspector stated | rooms, 116 East Thirteenth street, at t that not alone was the condition of the premises | M. promptiy. ‘Tie fraternity respectful! detrimental to health but the business itself, Re- ASONIC.—In the a! sence of the executive emcees ferred to the Sanitary Superintendent. of the Grand Lodge | fraternally invile the restden’ The Attorney presented & new ordinance res ting | Grand and Past Grand omicers of the M. W. Grand the driving of cattle through the streets, du F, the | Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Slate of discussion of which the Board was informed that @ | New York to assemble at the oi) wild steer that had been running about the streets | retary on Sunday, 1éta t 1 all the forenoon knock! people about was outside | last tribute of respect to & captive, notwithstanding which, howeves, the | Tiler. JOHN W, stMc matter was laid on the table. FOWLER.—On Thursday, A The Sanitary Superintendent neportad the o1 - | FOWLER, aged 10 months and 17 dave. ization of a board of health in the town of East- Funeral Saturday moraing, ai ten o'clock, from chester, in Westchester county. Papers referred to | No. 240 Fourth avenue. the attorney, GAYNOR.—At Bath, Long isiand, on Wee a The application of Dr. Harris, Registrar. endorsed | August 12, ELIZABETIC Alice, daughter of Thomas 4 by the Sanitary Superintendent, asking the appoint- | and Annie Gaynor, of Brooklyu, aged |i years and ® ment for one inonth of Dr. F. M. Randall’ aan as- | months, sistant in his department was presented, and it was Noiice of funeral in to-morrow's paper. 80 ordered, GUNN.—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, August 12, Papers reapecting the condition of Thirty-third | PETER GUNN, aged 65 years, a native of coun! street between Seventh and Eleventh avenues were | Monaghan, Ireland. handed in and the matter referred to the Sanitary ‘The relatives and friends of the family are repeat Superintendent to examine and report. fully invited to atiend the faneral, from ite late peste communication from the United States Consul at | dence, No. 18 Monmouth street, Jersey tiv. Ate Matanzas, stating the health of that place to be | quiem mags will b Cian improved was handed in and reerred to the | soul at nit lock this (Friday) morning. lealth Onicer of the port. riages allowed Alxo a communication from the president of a KELLY. — veterinary college respecting the cattle plague, ask- ing the appointment of veterinary surgeons as in- spectors with special reference to it, was received and referred to the Sanitary’ Committee, Dr. Stone moved that the ordinance respecting driving cattle through the streets, presented by the Attorney, be taken from the table and referred to the coms rae on Law and Ordinances, and it was so ord rand Treasurer. 14, Pranoes 8, al offered up for the repose of hie No car- navy the parish of Clonturbret, county Monaghan, ireland, aged 45 years. ‘The reiatives and friends of the famiiy are reapeot- ly invited to attend the funeral from the Churele Fourteenth street and , at nine o'clock, “4 Up [OF will take place avenue 4 where a high mass of re the repose of Ins aon. from the chureh at tw ‘he Board thereupon adjourned to Tuesday at two o'clock. OEATH OF A YOUNG GIRL IN THE TOMBS, (From the Eventing Telegram of yesterday.) The records of our police courts, so fruitful in melancholy incident, have rarely afforded a sadder story than the following:— In the boarding house No, 49 East Broadway a blithe and pretty little giri, named Kate Connor, was recently arrested on snspicion of having purloined a Watch, the property of one of the boardera. Al- though many of the boarders, with whom Kate had been a favorite for her many beautiful traits of cha- racter and her aweet disposition, were ready to de- clare their belief in her innocence, they were too poor to offer bail, aud she was consequently com- mitied to ausy ‘The jaw in this republic of greeuhacks ts said to be sometimes very elastic when grew! criminals and wealthy are broueht up for judginent: but it ts al- Ways the stern, nucompromising law to the poor and heipless, The political loafer may murder wn wt man, the loyal Plunder the people of iniliions of dollars, and fraud and villany may flourish in every department the yoy. ment, bu the plunderer and the vil- jain bas ever a friend to shield him from the law or mitigate it severity, No matter how good the rof an accused pariy may be i this free jand of ours, ifhe happens to be poor and friendlesa ball ts refused him; the possessor of greenbacks 1s alone the proprietor of virtues. Kate Connor w a m Tuesday, August 1, Mes, Lincuam, widow of James Lingham, aged 85 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and of her son-in-law, Charies MeColley, also the mombers of Companies A and J, Bighth regiment N. G., 8. N. Ys, are respecifully invited to attend the funeral, thts (Friday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from her Inte res o. 49 avenue D. ».—On Wednesday, August 12, at Rea congestion of the brain, HARRY ItVING, son of J. E. and S. J. Macfarland, of Now sued 7 months and 7 days. At Baltimore, on ‘Tuesday, August 11, MALrey, aged 68 years. neral at Dr. Budington’s church, corner of uyette und Clinton avenues, Brooklyn, this (Fri- day) morning, at ten o’eloc! Magrix.—On Wednesday, August 12, Huan, Man TIN, @ native of Stewaristown, county ‘Tyrone, red 3 years, ads of the family, and of his brothers, rick and Thomas, also of his brott metrick, Join G. Gary and of Forty church, West Sixteenth street, th Ceinete MURRAY.—On Wednesday, August residence, jilness, SUSAN B., wile of Patrick fL. Murray and eldest ¢ iter of the late Gabriel B. McCoy, aged 38 years and 9 months. ‘The friends and relatives of the famtly and alse en years of age and a stranger inour city. | those of her brothers, George and Daniel B. MoCoy, Crime and its Nemesis were unknown to her, | are respectfully imvited to attend the funeral, frou and the side of the humble home for: | St. Mary’s church, Grand st., this (Friday) mot tune had her an unexplained ster er pious mother in Ul ft faithfully caused her to shrink with” horror from conjact with the unfortunate creatures who are nightly gaivered feom the streets to fill the cellars of we Tombs. Kate happtly did not know what bail meant. and indulgence tn 3, wine’ such ko oceasione in ed why it was and merey jeys of her own land had rang, tne hardened avensed of great crimes against the law good could be set free from prison, while she. a child, was compelied to mingle with the vile and infamous beings of the gioomy cell. She did not expect to be bailed, and was not disappoinied from that eaase, when hour after hour went by and the suntight of the morning, creeping through the vars, revealed the hideous forms that night had thrown into the lap of the law. But Kate had a lin- dering hope that some good angel, some friend, ‘Would hear her prayers and come to reacue her from wer awful positim. The hope was tllustve; for ap- Uy none but Him whose ear is never closed seard the ery of mu@uish that the poor, unfriended Trish girl sent up from the corner of the cell where u fand shaine she shrunk from view. Exhaust? ug. and doubtiess with @ broken heart, she t might in prison, Poor Kate! MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. at st ten o'clock, where a soiemn requi will be offered up for tie ose of her sout, and from nce to Calvary Come’ for interment McGown,—On Wednesday moraing, August 12, Jous A,, infant gon of Jackson and Amelia McGowa, "J month and 12 days. Funeral this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of his ‘2randparents, 106th street, be- iw Third and Fourth avenues. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited te atiend. Mel» BETH, daugh in the ith of her ag ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also those of her grandather, William Wilson, are respectfuiiy invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 118 Bast Seventy-tirst street, this (Friday) afteracon, af one o Loe ae ee: )' DONNBL At Long Branch, N. J., on 's August LL, ANASTATIA VicroRtA, the Stloved wile of James M. O'Donnell, Esq., in the 28th year of her age. he relatives and friends of the famtly are fuily invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi denice, 252 West Fifty-fourth street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, Su#kMAN.—On Tuesday, August 11, of cholera ta- fantum, ANNA Louise, infant daughter of Porter @. J. Alice Sherman, aged 8 months and 22 days. The remains were taken to New Haven for inter- ment. WaALTeR.—On Wednesday, August 12, at the comer of Henry ana Middagh streets, ooklyn, Mr. Jome WALTER, aged 34 years, 4 months and 26 days. The funeral service will take place this hionbors § afternoon, at two o'clock, in the German Evi i Lutheran Zion church, ba A ag between Pierre- On Thursday, August 15, ANNIE ELIma- f Duncan and Maggie H. Mclatyre, Married. vem—LA TounRErrk.—At Fort ¢ Cave rland, Gaiorade, on Wednestay, July 29, by the Kev. Jas, A. | pont and Clark streets. Friends and relatives are M. La Towrrenie, Lientenant Harry G. Cavexavan, | cordialiy invited. of the Thirty seventh Uni States infautry, Westenve.i,—At Red Bank, N. J., on Mab 4 ugust 12, WARREN YOUNG, only child of Abram ind Sasie E. Westervelt, aged 5 months and 11 daya. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- ully invited to attend the funeral, from 357 Broome to Miss | ¢street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. WHBELAN.—At E New York, on Wednesday, August 12, Mrs. Evizaperu B., wife of Win. Wheelea, » io the 49th ne of her age. Her rematas will be taken to Flemington, N. J., for interment. New Jersey papers please copy. N TUERS, eldest daughter of the officiating clergyman. Hy att —PRANKLIN.—At Norwalk, Conn., on Wed- nesday, August 12, by the Rev. William Cooper Mead, » D., Mr. ALwenT Hyarr, of Norwal CHARLOTTE S FRANKLIN, of Brooklyn, KsowLron—Porren.—On Wednesday evening, August 12, by the Rev. James A. Little, Mr. WiL- tam HH. KNowLron, of Pulaski, Oswego county, N. 4, to Mrs. Appie A. Porren, of New dork, LaMeeet—Howanko.-in Greenpoint Episcopal chureh, by the Rey. L. Mansflela, Mr. H. G. Lampert, Sag] 7 Miss Sanan Howarp, of Greenpoint, vi, Loe | Tenny—ipreis.—At Croaswicks, N. J., on day, August 1, by Rev. Levi Larew! Days y ‘Treey, of New York, to Susta ©. lok.t, of Cross- wWieks, Nd. No cards. ied. Ancurn.—Saddenty, of heart disease, day morning, August 12, at his his residen: Kids 5. Anctthe, senior member , Pancoast & Co., aged 65 years, ¢ WOuNe 4 West Thirty-frst Obituary. T. P. Buragr, haq., whose death was announced vy, Was @ practitioner at the New York bag over thirty years, and by all who knew him in the profession waa esteemed a# @ man of ability an@ honesty of purpose. Some four years ago he removed from here with his family and ‘took up his abode at Charleston, 5. C., Where he had a position under the goveroment, At the time of bis death he was reat. ding near the residence of his son, W. L. M. Burger, formerly Assistant Adjutant General under one our distinguished generals of the army of the North during the war, 1) Wednes- un this he firm of sip cet, tite (Fridas) afternoon, at tive o'clock, pre- = — removal of the remains to Philadephia MEDICAL. suddenly, at Yonkers, on Thursda: 8. A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, A. Sr withont meticine, by Madaine RESTELL, Professue Of Midwifery ; over #0 years’ practice. Her infallible Frenam Female Pi No. |, pi Bi, oF No. apeciaily pre} for married ladies, price #% witch can never fail, are sare . Sold only at her oliea, No. 1 East’ Pitty seo street, first door from Firth avenue, and at dra 52 Greenwich street, or seat by mail. Caution. —Alt are counterfeit. “4 SPECIALTY.—DR. R. COBBETT, MEMBER OF M A Tt Medleal College and Re irgeonty London, cam de consuited, aa} on private diseases. Oflce % Come street, near Chambers, N. B.-No fee uniees cured. LL PRIVATE DISE JA 191 Stanton atrect. by his Life Blixic; re M, MAURICEAU, August 1 Arner Mrvoneros, infant som of Wal M, and Lilie C. Hramaball, aged 5 week Funeral on Saturday mornt: from: (he residence of itis paren Voukors. eras ai ten o'clock, avenue, Al Mariem, on Wednesiay, August 13 Many Berry, the beloved wife of Patrick Bred, a hative of Queen uty, ia the 44th year of her age. The retauves and frends of the BY DR. PowR viry; manhood ri ed before marriage. OR OF DISEASES ‘At LE Liberty streets adios, (rom whatever e dham, Weatchester county, N. ¥., oo Toureday, August 14, Seman F., wite of Willlam 4. Brags and eliest ¢anghter of James M. and Sarah EK. Cre heron, tn the 24th year of her age. Neniee of funeral in tomorrow's Caty. At Wotiameaburg, on Thoredtay, August 13, Mrs. DeLane Camy, im tae “4th year of wer a Yoocret from the restuen er son-in-law, Bernwe | simith, Wythe ave yuse south of ‘Ta®ior street on sat LD. PROF! tay, whos. in-one day, wit a MAURICEAG, BLESSING TO LADIES, Female CURE, WITH OF WITHO. T MEDICINE, BT HOSS, Mt Wert Twenty-seventh street, be and Seventh ® iis are certain, Com jon tree, She never f th y afterno n, a two o . August s, dows Coox HLYSICIAN AND MID: female complaints wit 0h oar of bee Hie remains Were interred in treen wood. Thuretay, August}, Mrs. Man- m the B04 year of her age, a | Anna, treand. seter Ana Meine A babies: Si, Bae her seer Mese, are mvited to attend tue | 4 Amity p funeral, on Saturday affernoon, a one o'clock, from | Paed. Sinetly ret, between Railroad | Os privare A physical evility, speedy and etfectually " | LEWis,anhor of the Meuical Companion and Guide te Heaith, No. 7 Beach street, ANGEMENTS CURED BY DR. ret; powerful and sure meth. puysic DIATELY. BY DR. FOle agillatiny Malicines neves yprivave. Elegant room, 8. gat Mergaret 4. mevalbs and 1s dave The reustives aged ‘rietls of the family are respect. | fotee meeited to a tend (he fameral, from the residence | Of bet parents, bole! street, vel Ween Ninta ant tenn wenues, og Seturday @MergooR, at haif-past cue exandria (Va.) papers piease «FOR LADIES IMM romaway. CURED IMMEDIATELY, ad co: is strictly pee LL Paty AA without vale, by Dr. at 8, of the family are reaper tfutiy im to attend the fugera!. on sunday Sherneos, & two Ocloek, from the church of the Ascotetoe, corner of Fite avenue and Tea'h Dow.rve. On Wednesday, August) 1, REQUIRING CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ATTEN. a should consult Ds. KING, 136 Nath astreet, oa + be cures in 48 hours, 1 y* LARMONT, 173 BROADWAY.— TREATMENT FROM wo Author of Medical Adviser aad Marriage Gove, on his treatinent of Local, Constitutional and Nervous Diseases, Sirioture, Fistula, Plies, ae. , ovatled free, OL WW. Las, of James Dowung and Eliea Jon _ " - pment a ston ve momthe and Zz [)®.GOOPEE, DUANE STREET, Mag BE CONSULT The wh) lane , this (Pridar) afternoon, | ‘ed on private disenaes, A practice of thirig-iwo yeurs® Bt one o'clort, avenue, between | © e* chabies nin to make peciect Cares, OF MO PAY, Van Vorst aud South streets, Hudsoa Cis, N.J., to | CASES OF vaivary Cemere “Agoda R. HUNTER CAN CURE WORST CASES OF PRIVATR be | . ud | ) diseases, without mercury, in shurter tue than any other Om Thursday, Auguas ta, Catifenine, th cian, oF 86 be oved wife of Willan termorty of Lasmere, | Precisn, oF ® county Weteriord, ireland, ie the Gbth year of her | Tike friends and VOS Ore respectfully invited to attend the ro ee ace Female na Janes Crest, ow ant o'clock. hi roa — ta Ra y taken. ‘No. 3 Division street, since (80, MPORTANT To F he -D& AND MADAME DUBOIS (25 yours’ praction) uarmnter certain relte' jad lariten, with or withont nved no or ineom- mene. ly Ger % Hi warily ed w oar, jm Kite Be bait-past | SovTes" Yates et meee Seog Tout sy New tort. hed . L, ADIES ASSISTANT DR. POWKRS, 191 STANTON Fears soa yimonthe sii -4 ood “ vers em erful and eure trent ee meme. ot | Go: only wire thing, chrewar't pon. Laviega No . es Comimonwealth | ote | SCUTLBACH, HOceRESS, PROM PARTS ti No. om, F 1. are invited to attend the tu. | AQ SE: Moitbnactt, Fae 4 souaee ; Pps! vseeabocag, = 7 Ask STM BG HA oe | : | | |