The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1868, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Barunpay, Oct. 176 P. M ‘The gold market was heavy during tne early part @f the day and after opening at 136% the price de- @lined to 136%, but subsequently there was an ad- ‘vance to 13734 tm consequence of purchases to cover “short” contracts inftuenced by an advance in the Fates of interest paid for the use of gold. The im- Provement was not sustained, however, and the losing price prior to the adjournment of the Doard, at three o'clock, was 137, following which ere was no recovery, and the latest quota- ‘tion on the street was 13°% 8137. There was a very active borrowing demand for coin, and loans were made about noon as high as one percent until Mon- day, the “squeeze” being evidently, to @ great ex- tent, artificial; but after the clearings were made fwansactions were reported ‘fat.’ Tne rates paid for the use of coin until Monday varied as follows:— 8-64, 1-16, 5-04, 7-64, 34, 5-32, 3-16, 7-32, 332, M, 6, M, %, % and %. The volume of basiness was large, and the speculative transactions were almost en- tirely on the bear side. The gross clearings amounted to $117,907,000, the gold balances to $3,654,009 and the @urrency balances to $5,443,¢43, The bids for the $300,000 gold sold at the Sub-Treasury aggregated $3,125,000 at prices ranging from 136 to 137 15-100, and Lounsberry & Fansiiawe were awarded the en- tireamouat. The high rates which the bears are compelled to pay forthe use of goid with which to Make their deliveries has a tendency to check spec- ulation for a fall, as unless the premium declines from day to day toagreater extent than the per- eentage paid for borrowing there is clearly no profit for the bears, the rate which loans command being @guivalent toa corresponding advance in the pre- miu, The price fuctuated as follows at inter- 138% 1:26 P.M + 1365, 6:00 P. M The demand for goverument securities continued ‘BNabated all day, and prices experienced a further advance, The altered aspect of political affairs has strengthened confidence in the public credit, and tn- @uced those who before held back to enter the mar- Ket as buyers. There is@ great scarcity of regis- tered bonds reported, and the dealers are in conse- quence compelied to send coupon five-twenttes of the later issues to the Treasury to be transferred to 137% 37 the registered lst. On the Stock Ex- change there was @ somewhat irregular and exciied) market, especially for the railway shares, which have advanced the most rapidly during the last few days. Milwaukee and &t. Paul reacted sharply downward, and Fort Wayne Truled from one to three per cent lower than at the Close last evening. The latter fluctuated between 11934 and 116, and the former between 1:4 and 108 ‘These stocks are being manipulated by a well known ‘Wali street capitalist who is a director of the Mil- Waukee and St. Paul’ Company, and hence to a @reat extent their recent rapid advance. The quotations of the morning were Mot sustained in the afternoon, and an unsettled feeling succeeded the previous buoyancy. The State stocks, and especially Tennessee sixes, new, were strong and active at a further advance. Money was in good supply at six and seven per cent, and in ex- eeptional instances the leading dealers in govern- ment securities had balances left with them at five. The banks and trust companies ask seven per cent, however, and as they have on!y a limited amount of funds at their disposal they are indisposed to make loans below this rate, The discount line re- mains unchanzed, first class commercial paper, with from four to six montis to run, being in moderate Supply and fair request at the legal rate. ‘The statement of the associated bank: for the week shows a decrease of $1. 29 in legal fenders, $951,447 in loans, $159,477 1m eapecie and $173,411 1n deposits, and an increase of $25,815 In eireulation, The totals of the present aud last pre Vious statements are as subjolned:— Oct. 10, Oct, 17. 265,595 £204,614,135 % 18,60 of this city 188,840) 389 10,867 At the ten o "clock open board the stock market ‘Was sirong and active, and New York Central sold @t 120); Erie, 48°¢ a 487; Reading, 9055 a 9944; Michi- gau Southern, 90% a 01; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 91% a 9) Cleveland and Toledo, 100% @ 106%: Rock Island, 109 a 109; Northwestern, 974 @ 974; Go. preferred, 975 a 98',: Fort Wayne, 11745 @ 118%; Mitwaukee and St. Paul preferred, 113 @ 114; Ohio and Mussissipp!, 315% a 31%; Wabash, 66% a 6335; do. preferred, 79; Pacific Mail, 12845 @ 128%; Western Enion telegraph, 3 & 874s; Mariposa preferred, 2424; Canton, 613g a 51%; Boston Water Power, 164; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 28%; Alton and Terre Haute preferred, 66; Adams’ Bxpress, 52); Morehants’ Union Express, 23; Tennessee sixes, new fasue, Ti @ 724%; North Carolina sixes, new fssue, 67%. At the first regular board the volume of business was unusually heavy and Prices showed an advancing tendency. On the call New York Central closed % higher than at the same time yesterday, Reading \, Michigan Southern \, Cleveland and Pittsburg \, Cleveland and Toledo 1%, Rock Island %, Northwestern %, | } do, preferred %, Fort Wayne 27, Milwankee and St. P.ul 4, Ohio and Mississippi \, Pacific Mail 1, Maripdésa preferred , Tennessee sixes ex coupon X&, new tssue 2's, North Carolina sixes , and pew issue X%, while Ene was % lower, and Mis- souri sixes 34. Government securities were strong @t a furtwer advance of js a per cent, At the epen board at one o'clock prices were generally lower, the market being unsettied, and on the call New York Central sold at 125% a 128’4; Erie, 455; Hud- gon River, 1354 # 13574; Reading, 995, a 99\: Michi- gan Southern, 00 @ 9%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, | Sis @ 91%; Cleveland and Toledo, 105% a 106%; Rock Island, 108% & 100%; Non. western, 97}¢ @ 97%: do, pre 2, TY A eG; Fort Wayne, 117 @ 1174; Milwaukee and St Paul Preferred, 107 a 109%; Ohio and Mississippi, 525 a 76; Chicago and Alton, 167; Wabash; 673, 9 67%; do. preferred, 79; Pacific Mall, 128% @ 128%; Com- Derland Coal, 36 @ 56%; Brunswick Land Company, 0; Mariposa preferred, 24), a 24);; Weatern Union ‘Telegraph, 375¢; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 31; ‘Tennessee sixes, new, 72\% @ 73: North Carolina sixes, new, O74 a 67s. There was no later session of either the regular or the open board, bat business was continued with consideradie @ctivity in the lower hall of the Stock Bachange ‘@atil about four o'clock and afterwards on the street | ‘until pearly half-past five. Meanwhile there was More disposition evinced to realize than to buy, and | Prices declined slightly throughout the list; but at | the close there was more firmness developed, and the following quotaUons were then cu ti—Pacifie | Mai, 123 @ 128%; New York Central, 12555 a 128%; | Erie, 48% @ 48)g; Reading, 09 a %%; Michigan Southern, 897% a 90; Pittsburg, 60 ay hock Island, 108% @ 100; Northwestern at do. preferred, @ 98; Fort Wayne, 117); al Onto and Mississippi, 32% a 22 Milwaukee and Pau, 111 a 113; do,, preferred, 109% @ 110; Mariposa pro- ferred, 24% @ 24%. The market for govecumeat trong at the following quot 1851, 114), @ Lh cou Fegistered, 106), & 100) securities etuecd Kegiatered, Is8l, 115% @ 116; 6-20's, on, coupon, 1962, 1144 @ 114%; | do, 1864, 1121 w 1124; do. iss, 11254 @ 112%5 do, | mew, 1865, 111% A111; do. 1857, 111K; do. 1868, Udy @ 111K; 10-40, regiatured, eOUpON, 10054 & 1065. The exports of specie from the port during the | Ob we Hd; dow week aggregated $410,915, of wiuch tue following | @re the detail Ella, Rio Grande do So\—Spaniah guid $4,000 Mammonia, varis—Siiver vars and Spanish gold... ‘ seeeee 60,840 | Bilver bars 20,084 4,081 9,000 4,00 Mexican doliats. Eazie, Havana—spa ish doubloons. Bremen, bremen—Foreigh silver. Lrewen, Southampton— Mexican dollars Brewen,*soutiampion—Siiver bars. The foreign exchange market was dul! and steady, ‘and at the close Bankers’bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 109% @ 1(95¢; at three days, 109% @ 109%. Bankers’ bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.17% @ 5.164. Ov Berlin—Bankers’, 7134 a 71% ; commercial, 1%. On Bremen—Bankers’, 18% 9 79%; commer clal, 78% 879, On Franktor.—Bankers’, 405 @ 40%; commercial, 4024 @ 403;. On Hamburg—Bankere’, 35% @ 863g; commercial, 35% a 36. On Antwerp— Bankers’, 5.1134 @ 5.164; commercial, 5,20 @ 5.18%. Consols and American securities were quoted thus im London to-day and on the previous dates men- tloned:— Oct, 9. % ng Oct, 17, Consols.... 01%, 9 9416 4% Five-twenti 744 bi fy 12% 954 a — 9514 8234 cemeeaan 324 & — 8135 9636 The Financial Chron‘cle thus describes the cotton Movement at all the ports for the week ending on the 16th inst, :— The total receipts for the last seven days have reached 51,091 bales (against 44,576 bales last week, 34,607 bales the previous week, and 29,231 bales three weeks since), making the agg! aperngas Feceipts since September 1, 1868, up to this date, 197,008 bales, against 105,623 bales for the same being an excess this season over 91,385 bales, The exports for the week ending to-night reach a total of 16,963 bales, of which 11,600 were to Great Britain and 6,363 bales to the Continent, while the stocks at all the ports, as made up this evening, are now 110,127 bales. Below we give the exports and stocks for the week and also for the corresponding week of last season, as telegraphed to us by our own correspondents at the various ports to-night: Week ending -—-~Ezports-— Oct, 16, 1868, 1867, New Orleans. 12,102 1,793 Mobile... 800 = Charleston _ = 1,226 of 1,835 8,808 + 616,963 5,691 110,127 108,891 From the foregoing statement it will be seen that, compared with the correspoading week of last sea- son, there is an increase in the exports this week of 11,272 bales, while the stocks to-night are 1,236 bales more than they were at this time a year ago, A commercial weekiy thus refers to the dry goods trade in this city during the week:—The dry goois market for the week under review presents no salient feature to report, the political contest haviag greatly absorbed the attention of the mercan ile com- munity to the detriment of business activity. In staple cottons we have no tmprovement tu note, and the supplies being generally once more in excess of the demand prices have a weaker tendency, although in most instances there is no quotable change since our last issue. Manufacturers complain of the dl- minished rates realized on their products, espectilly on fabrics woven with cotton bousnt at extreme Prices; but it must be remembered that the rapid advance of the raw material during the last spring and summer placed them in a sound position to withstand the loss incur. red by this reaction in quotations, Jobbers are thus in no way to blame in trying to stimulate the demind by concession, as they cannot afford, with their enor- mous expenses, to stand idle; but it is to be hoped that with the advent of cold weather the demand for consumption will increi.3e so materially as to absorb the present accumulation, and thus prepare the way for aspring trade remunerative alike to manalac. turers, jobbers and deale-s, SALES AT THE MEW YDNC STIGK EXCINYE:. vr O t. 17—-10:15 A.M. W ahs West Un Tel. .. 3245 139 do 374 0 % 6 TOO United Se Whi Adains 3a Yann 1000 Jerse 1000 Tenn 6°, 4.00 Tenn 6 * thet call At ar'g 19 cwe iWin. 9 300 Chile & NW p do ciere te iai 6000 NW 41 Lake Shore & Low Pitie, PWC 10 ‘ 5000 Morris & Fenex 2d 98 2 G0 Pitts, FAW Pant ny Quarter-past Twelve o’Clock P. ic 1000 U 8 6 Bee reg.. 14\g #2000 1 8 5-20, ©. 44. iw Us oa, My fone UBD %0,¢ ney ery 11g scv00 ing i 1000 do. 1g £0000 US 6's, VaR! 106 1006 UB 6-20, ©, 4 BEAL ESTAT2 MAITERS Anction Sales of Rent Estaie During the Past . Week. ‘The following is a review of the sales at auction during the past week:— MONDAY. Brooklyn improved property. Krooklyn unluoproved property {real estate TUESDAY. Sew York tmproved property..... New York unimproved property. Brooklyn itnproved property Fiatvash unimproved propert} Westehester improved... Woodsue, N. J., improved... WEDNESDAY. Fort George, N.Y. |, perty Sew Jersey unimproved property. THURSDA New York improved property New York unimproved prop Brooklyn improved property. Rrookiyn unimproved property. Huntington, L. |., inproved prope New Jersey unlinproved poopercy. FRIDAY. sperty. , animproved tte New York improved p a) of Sal oa last week.. 712,020 BROOKLYN ITE CEE. Ont Cover CALANDAR—Monpay, Oot. 19.— 149, 167, 149, 152. 2. 8 0, 15, 18, 22, 24, 25, 28, 24, 29, 26, 47, 60, 69, AccrDENT.—Samuel Chichester, while at work on & mortising machine in the shop of Frederick Stonl, in Hickory street, near Tompkins avenue, last even- ing, was seriously f oot fatally injured by being cut ‘with the machinery, He was taken w bis home, Pouce Recorp.—The returns for the week from the variow police precincts of this city show the total number of arrests made during that period he be 0, twenty-two more than the preceding wi ‘This {nerease 19 ed inconsiderate in view ot the Inct thas election day is near, A Fatal Fatt.—A man named Peter Nolan fell Of the atoop of his late residence, 69 Luqueer street, at an DL hour Php tee morning, down into the Loch jiied tnstantiy. An pam was Verdict of “Death irom acol- held Ws the Coroner. nee | dental injuries” was rendered, bremen, Bouthempion-American wold... ad,039 ACOIDENT.—A tan named Hogh Graham, an em- Vile de Paris, Havre—Siiver bars 57,058 | ployé at Martha & Vices’ four mills, corner of Colum- Ville de Paris, Havre—Gold bars $1,509 | big and Hamilton Ville de Paris, Havre—Foreign gold coin 69,400 avenues, bad his left hand Ville de Paris, Havre—For a silver. 16,009 bt Bs oo while oting Machinery yesterday Lone i— br a7 e DI Cily of London, Liverpool. ee tte Officer Gilligan, of the Fore cnisa pictues fospital by Total $410,918 REMAREADLE Lonorvity..a venerable lady, The dully range of the gold market during the | named Mra, Catherine Fiizpataick, died yesterday Week is thus showor morning, at the residence of her son-in-law, on Prest- Highest. ewe dent street, near Powers, in tue oath ear of Ln age. e deceased was born in | yee tr 1 : | uv ind fooves several generations “ot kinds tank mou decease, a - r Suture | _ ALiBoeD Hianway Roppery.—Michael Ford and Patrick Madden were taken into custody by an omicer ‘of the Forty-fourth precinct pollece on, R—4 day on comp! iaint of Patrick Brennen, w the prisouers with havlug assauited and pbs) = of forty-iive dotlars while he was in the rear yard of a liquor store on Myrtle aveuue, neur Schenck sireet, ‘Vhe avcused were locked up to await exaimiuation, ALLEGED EMbEZZLEMENT.—John H, Carmencke, aclerk, Was arrested by officer Bowen, of the Forty- third precinct, on a charge of embezzlement pre- ferred by Kichard Voight, of No. 69 Pine street, New York, and Alexander Isaac, of No. 376 Henry street. ‘The accused, as alleged. was entrusted with the sum of $100 to pay some Custom House duties and ap- propriated the mouey to his own use, Lie was Oched Up to answer. BOLD KopsEky OF A DIAMOND CLUSTER Riwa.—A tall, well dressed wan, about thirty-Ave years of age, stepp(d into the jewe ry store of James McMurray, 815 Fulton street, last evening, and desired to sce some diamonds, He seiected from among a number of d amord riozs Which were shown him @ cluster Valued at $260, and, alter placing It uj on his finger, remarked, “1 think this Will anewer,” and made hs escape {rom the store. He was followed by tue clerk for several b.ocks, but eluded lus pursuer among the crowd, Kinos Cousty Surrogate’s Count.—The wills of the following named deceased persons were ad- mitted to probate during the past week in the Kings County Surrogute’s Court, before Mr, Witham 0D. Veeder:—Ezekiel Allen, Lucretia Baker, James Honeyman, Mary Ann Steveus, J. J. Henry Kratt, Rebecca F. Carpenter, Jesse Carpenter and Mary Tr, wll of this city, Letters of adminis- Y granted in ti of R. Harris, Erne rien, Thos Jou Catherine Mahoney, sately Brooklyn, Letters of guard fanship of the aud cstace of Julia Waldon were granted to Ilalt, of George Ortel to Jacob Hirmer.e, all Brooklyn. NATURALIZATION IN THE BROOKLYN COURTS.—AS the period draws nigh when every citizen has a voice in the government through the ballot box, and when it behooves every resident of the country who may have previous y declared his mtention to take cut his final papers of citizeuship in order that he may no longer be without the enjoyment of the elective tranchise, it is not to be wondered that the rush upon the naturalization offices should be very great. In Kings county tie deep Interest telt by foreign born citizens in the issues of the campaign has mani- festy iucre.s-d wiih tae decrease of time whiea in- tervenes between now and election day, The 7 puvican and Democrauic General Cominitiecs this county have each suppied the County Court with a considerable road of na uralization Oiders for such persous may desire to receive their papers gratis. This tree ticket arrangement appears of itself to form no small in- ducemeut wiih wauy who may have previously feit indisposed towards going to any expense in the matier, ‘The tutai number of tual uataralization dvcuments granted tis scason through Mr, ‘Uhow York, of the Couuty C.erk’s oilice, up wo ¥ A was 1,60, aud tue cry is still they come. In the Brookiyn city courte \v0 persous have been natural- ized, aud the applicants are largely upon the in- crease. ‘hus the whole number of new voters Ukely to cust their ballot in November next in kings county bs wo far 2,700, MILITARY NOTES, The members of Company I, Twelfth regiment, N. G. 8. N. Y., presented Lieutenant John £. bowley on Friday eveniag with a gold watch and chain of the value of $350, and Lieutenant H. B. Wison with @ beautiful sash. Captain James J, Emerson, Twenty-sixth Untied States infantry, was reccuuly tried by genoral court martial and found guilty of having presented a fevudulent clam to an officer of the Freeduen's Bureau. He was sentenced to be cashiered and the President has approved the seutence. The members of the City Guard, of Jersey City, gave a promenade concert and hop at the Rink, cor- ner Montgomery and Henderson streets, on Wednes- day last, The affair was a brilliant success. Among the guests present were Governor Ward and staif and Major E. H, Kent and the officers of the Washington Grays. Grafuivas’ baad supplied the music, Vie First boston regiment of infantry had a field day on Wednesday, the 7Un inst. Neither in drill or discipline was any unprovement manifested, and in fuct Lue regament appeared to be held together very loosely. What js the reason the National Guard are not fur- nished with breech-loading rides? The old fash- joned Weapons With Which our regiments are now supplied would be comparatively useleas in the event of a War. Geueral Graut bos declared thut the rite with which the regulars are now armed is the best im the Wor.d, 1018 cevta nly superior tothe Chasse- pot, the Sryder or (he Prussian needle gun. There is, th refore, ho room for hesitation on the part of the State authorities, [tis finportant that our local troops should be armed With sae best Weapons, The War Departinent has issued an order dureeting dep. rtuneit comimaners to reporé all officers ta their d-partinents who are havitaaily iutemperate, who frequent gambling houses or tadul se in other vicious hiauts Which tend to disqualify them for tue proper discharge of active military dudes. In this the See- retary ul War has tasen a step in the right d rection. itis to be hoped that it will put hg end to the dis- graceful scenea tha 80 freyuently happen in tie army. Companies of excelient troops are too often at the mercy of drunken and disorderly ofiice put, ow.ng to the jact that the regulations whicl should protect the soulier are a dead letter in the ariny, no redress is possibie, ‘ihe Cruer will meet with favor Uhroughout tne serviee. Company EB, Third infantry, has been ordered to proceed to Fort Dodge, Kansas, for duty in the field. ‘The seventy-Qret reziment wul parade ia fuli dress unviorm on (he 27th lust, = Line will be formed on Tuirty-seconu street, After marchin; way the regiment will be reviewed man at the City Hail, Onticers of the National Quard are invited to at- tend the dedication of the memorial statue of Gen- eral Sedgwick, which will take place on Wednesday next, at West Point. Al = field aud staff officers of the Pirst artillery, N. ., Were present (or inspection aid hhusier on Thursday at Toupkins square. ‘rhe resiguation of the foiiowing uamed officers in the Natioval Guard, State of New \ ork, have been ac- cepted by the Commander in-Chief during the week euding October 10:—Twenty-fourta infantry—Quar- terumster George mith, October 5; Forty~ fourth infeacry—Captain Charies H, Perry, October venty-fourth infantry—second Liewteaaut U.P. pour 5. sopany EB, Forty-seventh regiment, N. G. 8. ny , Captain Cornwell, have adopted @ new full diess uniform, and will = in it on their next promenade concert. ad ight gray coat, trimmed with gold, which 19 of the uniform ado) wil add much to the Seatnaee of the men. | be seen by the subjoimed order that the con- rey respecting the command of the Second divi- to be Boon settle SPROLAL. ORDERS. GeNeRAL HkaDQuaRrene, STATE ADIUTANT GENERA mJ down Kroad- Mayor Hoil- tre bon is likely 0, 229. New Youm,; 4 OFFICE, ' ALWAS 6, 188, 5 A general court martial will ¢ Stiute Arsenal, fn the city State of ton ofclook vetober, bh Beveatd regi 2iy welfare . or George c Of Le commanding nthe atalt First diviion, Nasional Guard, By pointed J ca ue court will ¢ to hours and will ad: fon may require, ) Adjusant General, WAESTLING. . & Wrestling mateh has at Buffalo on the goth of nd James Hewitt. to wrestle for $500 4. totr back falls, s deposited on Tues and the men signed their As already announce been arranged to come of October between Bill Parson Articles of agreement were draws a «ide, best three in five, squar A forieit of $100 for day night, the uth nanos to the prot i ee. col, Lew Thompson has accepted a challenge from Homer Lane, and they wall wrestle for $1,000 a wide. Pi i Tur Late BurILpING Cast anry.—The Superiptend- ent of Buildings has ordered ayboard of survey on the new building No. 454 West Thirty-fourth street, the walls of which fell down on Thursday evening. ‘The building is owned by Mr. Hugh Mahon, who commenced to bulld without sabmitting pecii- cations to the Superintendent or any of his officers, as provided for by law. The building has been ex- amined, so faras could be done while the débris remains. ‘The workmen the “trimmer” beam of the wali gave wi nd, failing om the cross beams, broke the:n, thus causing the fail wo cing over. ‘The chimney was built against an old wall and the falling of the other wail inst it caus that to fail also. Board of survey have also ordered on the following buildings, reported un- “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marringes. fory—Arnns.—At the residence of the bride's] at one o'ciock. parent, on Thureday, October 15. by the Rev, |r. Bill, UzuKGR UOYD wo PANKIF E., the oldest daughter ‘of John Gibbs, Bsq., all of this city. No carda. CHoaik—KING.—On Thuraday, October 16, at the residence of the bride's parents, by ihe Kev. Dr. Burchard, coment by the Rev. Dr. Corey, Epwanp F. Cuoate, CH yh ad eideat daugh- ter of C,H Ring, of this city. Cooke—Hoad.—In East LAE EA Ad i Frie county, on Tuewday, Uctover 18, by the Kev, iartoali, of No. 267 Centre street, No, 67 Halton street and | parenta, Burtaio, Mr, W. WaLLace Cooxe to Miss R. ADEL toned. ‘The remains will be taken to Moa. a ly NY SRC. the residence of the Thursday, Octeber 15, Mary pafeats, on lay, Octover 14, by the | Jax@ DILKS, wife of Archibald C. Longstreet, in the Kev. T, A. Ss bi ae Serres to CG Vim year of ints Carentan, ail of Brook The fnends of family are respectfully invited kar URAL ane. in “4 = Saturday, Oc- | to attend the funeral, from residence of her tober 17, by the Kev. John v. » ALBAaNDeR | father, Geo. W. Dilks, 118 Macdougal st., (Sua- P. Fuse of New For So See Sines ©. . Baainann, dag) sarneee, 96 ene of Kirbokivd. ACKIN.—In the 471 THomas Gnaoy—VaL¥ —On Thurs lay, October 15, by the counts Westineatte ireland. Rev, James MeMahoo, Parmica I. Gravy to SF ae MT MACKIN, Friends and relatives, also members of F. M. T. A. society No. 2 are respectfully lavited to attend limnneet—Sreet.—On Tharstay, October 15, at | the funeral, from his late residence, 406 East Seve \- the resid nee of the brude’s parents, by ine teenth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Jona > tanford Hetee, GiLawet HeeMeeT, Of wuther: Mactay.—On Thursday october tard Park, NJ. to Mise MahiOn STEEL, Fouusent Sueur of Uae Steel, Eey., Of this chy, No Calds. Quis—ConneLt.—At Grace chapel, Fourteenth sireet, on Ba urday, Uetover 10, by the Kev. Walter | aiternoon. Deateld, Anti 72 wf Sewtown. i. L. to McGuiRK.—On Ausiia 4, dauguter of Joseph Corucli, of tas qty, Ogee. ound 28 years 16 days, of the family are invited ves the funeral, from his laie residence, 15 Died. ra yeiten, Gunuber Bt this (Sunday) aiternoon, at two ofciock. rd pour Newan.—Suddenly, on Saturday, October 17, PETES neral ase = fom Gs ote residence | Nex, oo easing shera sen, na Cyan Woo clots, bak faneral will take place, poe bis ae resi- ee (sunday) Toad \iaius keaee New lork a ali pas GeveR A, M. and New peat, of wo Ravemceorr be Setdriay evening, October 17, tweve M. fh Lirwok yin, wn satanday, October 12, at of dropay, Mra. Sanam Sturt, widow of James 4 roy Jersey. are respectfully farited ag, COAL jonday a'ternoon, No. 114 Weat Twea- auret, ‘this (Sunday) October 16, JAMES Mc- i rolatives ai tie ¢d lo attend the fumera, Irom 211 Jay sitet, On Mouday aiternow, at lwo |, Uchover ih awa pacee, W. and Saran &. Bray, wee. ‘The :elatives and frends of the family, alse the Members of n¥lVan Grove Lodge, HF. aud As aby Mee Invited afend the faverai, fou toe ressdenoe of her parculs, Kinguugdae, Nuelyourta erect aud broat of the pie are respectfully invited funeral, fi front her late residence, 305 tus (Sunday) afternoon, at his ch street, MARTIN Beas, aged 8 years and 19 ont. @naive of Ire re {leat of this cliy. 20d 25 years, $ moa us aud 6 Foieuds ead reialives of tue janiy are re peotfally invited to aend she fuaeral, frou the reasien.e of his parcnds, 44y West Tmarly-skte Birees, lis (ae day) tora, BL ONE O'ohvoK, Phe Teustns Wii VO CUdVey es LO ured woud COMeery, Uetober 14, Tao. Vaken.—UR W ovuatag ay Nasi UBtewss. Masd. LAKEM, Mike tn@uber OF regiment N, ¥. 8. Mb. (ted N, ¥. Vow Heavyusnrens Oo, | (Veteran) state ~ veut N. 1.5. Not, NEW boas, Oot. 16, to assemile at regin mtal Cag Ty ber 1s, lots, in Ctlcon's Crews, wuie ou leit arm, at one V. M., lo attend | our late comrade, Sergeant Taomas Ps aaa reiment are iavited to particivaie. ty order, MIU BLANHY, Capt. Ge b i osued N. MancoLias, First Sergeant. S4ALLHOME. Buown.—At fappan, oa Tuursday, Getooer 16, at balf-past seven a’oives, A. M., Lise 8 MOU! ddsu,tlor of te lie Joan NO lenabas, Leg, wue of pee Browa, Lay. ageu ol yours, © moatus and 6 ‘Lhe [ri nds ‘Telatives of the famiiy are respect fully invited w atieud the fauerm, a Woe Middle Ke formed Dutch Church, tiarcsea sirest, B.ovkiya, On MOuday WuThing, Ob Cl@VEd U Choma. CARPENTER.—-At Greenburg, W enichester county, on Thursday, Uctober 14, CuLks CanrEnren, aged Ey Years, 2 months and 22 days, ‘Lhe Peau Ves Blu ates met the funeral, from bls late resi ‘e408, ray or tWelve w'clock. Carr.ages Will ve i ia wae it, to attend the funeral church, cocner of Laigul jay at half past , October 17, Many A., —On Saturday, Widew of Joha Smal howe tn the did year of ber ngs, and friends are ly invited fence of ber son: ou Monday ing at TytoWO lor the ha t-pas eygat o Oock Wea the residence irow Thrvert s.rect, Hudsor River Kalirond, ‘this (sun lay) Cornsert.—on Friday, Uctober 16, Many Rotice, only chiud of Kicuerdt and Kebocca Corbett, aged 2 ed Vetober 11, JAMES yeurs, 6 months and 20 days, ¥ 2 years and § months, “on, daruag We have .oved thee w iy are a w attend t But Jesus has cal ed thee mone \o dwell,” The funcral W.ll take piace from Che “si enee of her grand atuer, so West Foriy-(hird =., bas (sua- day ) aliernoon, at hal.-past one v'e!ook. DONGREVE.—AL Liverpovl, Lng add, om Wednes- day, Uctobor 14, after & Burt Liaw, CU Ath Ogre GKEVE, OF Unis city, 10 his Wha year, though frou home he was mot THis last necessives were minis er venta, No. 6 jagton street, tau eto eruooa, at one aveney.—On Priday, October 16, at the residence of ber mother, Tl Blzaveth sureet, Naxcy Vavauey, reound eldest daughier of (.¢ late Christopher ee, formerly Of Slane Hit, county Meath, lie- |, mn the ki year of hor age, The friends of the fauily and those of her ac- ng strangers, a to by his won Waiter, aud by kind sad love cals. [ls rema as | qua mtances are respectfuily invi'e! io aitend tue were interred on Saturday, L7th inst., at lis mative | fuaeral, =, fronday) afternoon, at 1 0'¢.ovk, with Place, Sheuteld, Yorksiure, oul jurher pote, Wattteene.—Oo Priday morning, October 14, PoNTUS ALFRED EMANUKL Wauiuedu, aged 4 years, 8 mouths and 12 days. ‘The iricads of the family and the members of the Rwediah Society of New York are reqneste | to attend the funera!, thee (Senday) afternoon, @! two 0 Cluck, from his lale rewtlence, 119 West Hiousion street Wartson.—On Sar 5 Gasser Ui, dames Ware 80N, tn the 69th rs ule age. ‘the invents by he Folatives of uae family are respect- fully invited to attend the funers!, from his lace rost- devee, 68 >prmg «reel, on AMcouday afternoon, at two o'etock. —On Saturday, Uctober 17, Joy V. Coon, ia 2 of His ay ‘The rela ives and trends of the family are respeet- fully iuvived co attend the duneral, Low bis ale rea ae) 36 Rivington street, on Munday aileruoou, as bal”-past one o clock. LE\sE—On Friday night, October 13, Sanan, danguter or ben). J, Deane, aged 29 years. ihe friends Of the family are invited ty attend the funeral, ai St Vaul’s chapel, Us (bunday) aden half-past twe ve o'clock, N. tn triday, October 16, Jous Du@@ax, ish of Donougmore, county Cork, ireland, year of tus age. Cleveland papess copy. Tal Will take place from his tate residence, = ite = Manuatian atreet, tuis (oumuay) @ toraveou, at FOR BALK. ‘The triends of the tauuly ure respect n Saturday, October 17, after a short but , PETER, the beloved husvaad of dary Doyle,a Tatve of Cartiekrow TOs, COURIY Monaghan, Ireland, tu Ue 55th year of My from bis late residence, VALUA’ Le BAILS NU HARKS OR LEARK FOR eale.—Grownd reat very low; jie in the vicinity of 1 ‘The remains will be take 210 Hester street, to the ‘Transfwuration chures, street, where & solemn Lich aes Wa be overed up lor iis soul, on Monday. The [reads and relatives of (he iaiiiy are respecttully lav ied 0 ab vend without jurther nouce. Fanruey.—On Friday even'ng, October 14, Parnios A, a elt WHOLRAALE AND RETAIL Duke: y—-}— yet loemeel ‘er ome aMPBNLL s CO. 8) Bowery. Two Barta FOR SALN; STAND 8i¢ AND 4 FERT warranved in order. Apply AL reatony FARLEY, of Navan, county Aleath, ireland, 1 te wth etter y breed sues year 0: his age. The frien d Tolatives Of the family are respect —apamme | 4 10 SIDEBOARD KATE AND Two Two fully invited to attend tue funeral, from the resi- nee oe Tee Ware er dence of his son Philp, corner of Norta Thirteen h und Virst streeta Brookiyn, B. V., tht (sunday) ater> noon, at two o'clock. LZ —On Saturday, October 1, N the 20¢n year of her axe, e relatives and friends are reapect/ally mvited to attend the funsral, from the residence > oF srs, Elien Murphy, No. ulbercy stoect, tan tee street, ! me a AIS, Baek A. NEW SAFE VOR SALe lear wiLpres Par. tei Breatway, up asta roe yedheced TARO SIZED JEWELLERS RAPE FoR mur ‘Che py at 6 Malden lane: ateo one Ginall size. bases, of Herring's, Wikier's and MARGARBr day aiternoon, at one 5 * vine. “ig Ree peg & n Wednesday evening, Octo | ——— gen per 14, Marky A. GUNTON, in ihe isth your of hor MILK ROUTE FOR #ALE SELLING | 180 QUARTS age, : A Miah. “itfiire at's Bast Hommes streets 2 ‘rhe relatives aad friends are reapectfully invite! to attend the funeral, frou Ni a > donne HAND BORON BhmubaoN, pring treet, s.reet, on Monday morn'ng, at Gracr.—On ‘thursday, 0 GRACE, aged 24 years, A solemn mass of requiem was offered for the repose of his soui in St. Gavriel’# church, Last Thur ty-seventh street, on Saturday morning, at mine o'clock. ‘ihe funeral will teke place this (Sanday) af- teruoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his father, Greenpoint, L. 1, Relatives aud inends are respectiully invited to attend, tiint.—At Rye, Westchester county, on Thursday, Octover 15, JUN S. HILL, formery of Portsimeu! N.H., in the 6.4 year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends ot the fe 4 thone of on-n-law, Edward Pett, are respe iy Invited e ¥) afiernoon, at 2 o'clock, ue. Pm rtatouth, (N. I.) papers please copy. GILLULY.—At Port Jervia, N.Y. Thursday, Oo tober 15, TiuorHy J. GILT ULY, aged 39 yoars, Funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Guim.—On Saturday moruing, October ti, 821 Kast Forty-ninih street, Cannes i. Gaim, la “ the New York bar, aged 63 years, ¢ relatives aud friends of the family are respect- for invited to attend the funera', at St. Patrick's Cathedral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'cloek. HeaNnaNnpdez.—On Friday, October 15, MARY, wife of Alonzo Heruandes, ayed 27 years aud 9 mouths, ‘The relatives and friensls are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 349 Grand street. Hou srOx— On Fralay, Octover 16, Many Hovstox, tuowtas J. ALE AT A GREAT ners Call treet STORE a ak BALE ow ac. tne Dante MeAdam. srcriiiee; ineeted on fn baniuosm eareet 5 MITCHELLS "Stare Reamer, ~ poor AND BHO! connt of the death e-taduated RUG STORES FOR SALE.—AN KXCRLLENT 1 LITTLE Des ebeap for cash ager 44 for physician or its cn and relatives of the family are respect. parca Temoved to 619 Broadway, ily invat to attend the funeral, from her late re- 4 sidence, 437 East Thirteenth street, wis (Sunday) toe ex Tempera 2, Lease OF 0 afternoon, at two o'clock. oris.—In New York, on saturday, HELEN L. Mason, wife of Clark S. Hopps. an annual profs October 17, | 62 Jobn mreet, New vert Norte at Boor ‘the relatives und frends uf the 1auny are invited | {OR SALE—A NO. 2 SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, to nttend the funeral, from the residence of [ver _Aprly We Wen Roeren erent, Sie Sees, rents, 51 South Oxtord street, Brookiyu, ou Tuesday SHED COUNTRY morning; at eleven o'clock. Her remains wul ve JOR, RAL. x, ORD peers ool token to Flushing, 1. 1, for Interment, unt Wacen er “ Hexrer.—On Friday, Oc.ober 16, Davin Hoxtsr, aged 45 years, The funeral will take place, from 41 Eighth street, } this (Sunday) alternc on, at one o'clock. AcLanK, Mis eae Vie W Jaquire of JAM New York. Pittaburg Ya.) papers ‘please copy. POR SALE-THE Op PgTABLIERD TILA AND Da¥ The members of Templar Lodge, No, 208, F. and A, | tq No. @ —— | of Pome M., and the fraternity im general, are requested to aireet, rand ind avenue, corner Thirty cerenth street Apply Uli sold et 173 Third avenue, corner of Heventenctt Cat thelr todge room, corner Eiyhieenti siceet jighth avenue, at twelve o'clock, ‘for the purpose of paying the Jast tribute of respect to our late 0% BALE-AT A BARIAIN, THE SP RINGFIRLD brotier, David Hunter, te order of Master, Mouding Manefactery, hy 68 tbe HES 8. STITT, ‘ Brrpkouse, #e-: alos’ connected ‘erewh ‘hs Heyter.—The companions of Corinthian | 3 s person with thie offers No. 160, R. A. M., are hereby notified to | Wimhor'parucalare eddreas bor lew to be held at Udd Fellows’ | once, special convocati on Sunday, the Lstt the purpos® of paying the last tribuie of respect nst., at twelve v'clock noon, for | KF ‘oR FALE ANOTHER r a Pay tH Lage on on a. the Fourteenth ware, fore aged to our deceased companion, David ilupter. — B ag order of SEOME H. WAIDNEH, Ugh Vrieat purchasers. “8 OnvEN iy aaa sya yes LFORD, Jr., cretary T Brooklyn, on Saturday, Octover 1%, POR SAGE STeCR Pad Le py ay , 14 Hesny OLay Kant, aged 3 yeas and 4 months, forte Water A cad tow Auning: theap for casb, ‘The friends and relatives are respect uliy invited | 4 Broadway, iyo } to attend the funeral, on Mouday alternoon, at two | o'clock, from No, 148 Gold street. | we BALE—A BAR AND | DINING sataee. | pole Kinet.—On Friday, Ve f tt, ANNA Kine, in the an excellent business, fret deat Stok, ' pane Us n quan eusteense bee Gon, al bay Staten ab lative of the family are respect: | Krome stress Se" anes ¥ ie tend the funeral, trom the resis | foliy invited to dence of ber brotuer, Laalel Mou inick o. 2 First | FoR rua an RAP, THE LEASE, #TOCK AND fix. pireet, upday TROON, At on lor Fy . I located t Laven saturday, Octover 17 “EOWARD fh. | or bs Wee Thirties YT Guclioneet, 8 Ubasaiers youngest son of Kichard H. Sarah E. Lane, aged “tee, had iron reek 10 month end 17 days. ‘the relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his ia, 17th street, between Third and Fourth ave- ues, on Monday afternoon, at haif-past one o'ciock, Lropy.—On jursday, Gewwber |) ANN Leppy, beloved wife of Michael Leddy, iui the sd year of het ‘ie friends and acquaintances of the fami'y are re- ctfully Invited to attend the tuneral, irom seventy- ird street and avenue A, this (Sunday) afternvon, October OD tremout, VOR BALE. a ABLm PATENT Rial TLehe tat Ie wanted ‘tore In the coin Hentai, 8 Pu NN Koy OR SALP—A BARGAIN. THR FIRTURRS AxD goon Wii of $i ancy Goods etuate! tothe ‘ese part of Third avenue, No, WO 30 ARREL COPPER STILL ooop foot copper fo, | Apply w kone ee gort BERT Y. OMFILLY,. aad atreete, Bouth Hrookiye, L. on RALE-A FIVE YEARS LEASE OF A mice eats of the ie et vitattd Env's wuoe ‘nares cor | On FALE CHEAP—- WELL Bsr ley nec eae Sere ge sro Lent.—At Paterson, N.J., on Saturday, 17, ALBERT A, LENT, Son of W. U. Lent, of N. Y., aged 28 years and 2 month Funeral services will be heid at 478 ener ave. nae, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Lyxcu.—afiet a long @nd painiui liners, THOMAS: LyNcn, aged 64 yeuis, late parih of Aoynalty, cPtine tuneral'wilt take piace from ns Inte residence, _lei0,0%, shire mere 0 earn it desired. Ap it ore 29 eeeter a eamae wncceee peae: Gates Sees AE ees sie sage £fOR SALE. PERE i Be ‘ert SALE AT ASACRIFICE—THE BaOoN, FI RES nas Loree of fe Set elase corner liquur fy the preuitres, 12) ‘hompevn street, RR ast as REAT BARGAIN If TAKEN IMMEDIATELY a G old guablhad Butter by name mans oa si, lately peret and painted ; a4 +4 s0u8 Lor selling. “Th yulre a6 232 Ei,bib avenue, MUEINERY, AND vaNcy With Stock and Pixtares; on ior sume years Wy the fs the sole cause of seldn:; wilh gation, a1 31 spriag street, Wishes to" pay ae iat of November. bes SK Rov i FOR SALE.—WILL KE SOLD ly. ne the owner cannot atteau to it. Apply caved Futyceecond and Pity -third atreeis, oo Seventh avenue, een N EWTOWN PIPPIN APPLE FOR SALE, Apply oR, L, PELL, Pelham Farm, [eeceneneaine FOR ae! -SUITAPLE FOR DRi pote, isllor ee fe soulesan s Seee at 138 Sata vents, hu the anne $1000 ree BUY, STOCK, FIXTURES As Taquire of frase of 8 ory at ante ASO, wholasle de siren Bhai fo cs POLITICAL, - LL SIZES UF ENGLISA BU BUNTING FLAGS dand—Banners, Laaterus, Forcbes and 1 portraits and let ering ut short notice. HUJik & GRAMAM, Artists and Mancteiaees, juaneatreg pyryoenene UNION GENERAL COM MITTER.— of the city and ©01 ther cau prune pods to tue aucunst tional and dan.ervus pulley of Felons and the usurpations of the yroacut Congress, alno ry the Ou a ver 1, at ch Sipe “i yufon borvluaiter sisted to a olty nnd count convention to |e Ab Alwsule Hats, Thirtesuth siroets od Feud “3 by @F 3s, se Sroweks 10 nominate canuld 24,3 th, fn Vth, 33 aa Iith, 30; 18u, 20 ty, peu. the same uumober of bel on Thi Rat, fica each ward tv @ “district couveution tu be eveuing, Ucwuuer 2, at 739 0 civeK, for Gon.ress, and also one delega fu the Adsembiy sfatrict to a dish Wednesday evening, October 21, at 74 0 cJock, to nominate ea ididate sor the Assembly, except thar two dele, elucted (ur each election district in that poruion of the ward in the Twenty-tiret Assemb y strict, and except that waen ihe entire Avsembly district is withia the limite award the Asseinvly noimuation may be made by @ "‘Tie primary meetings will be held at the followin® rene First Ward—25 West street. Second Ward 121 Wilinarstrect, d Liberty street. wurth Wand si4 Gheriy street ch Ward—40 Hu inon street, tu wara—4i Park street. Beveutls y ari—eu leury wireets Eighta Ward—2e7 Hudson strect. ule, Ward—Jacksou Hail, ureenwich avenue gad Hore atrect. b Ward Manhattan a 6) Essex street War ae wenth W Presi a ee the, Fourtweouwu Ward—Mu,boilaau’s, 122 Mots street. veouth Ward—23 Last Tweillth street. — ate Ward — soar bation ae bhacsitcamseane tu Ward—Schucharu’s, No. Eicatocnth + ani New done Augaunoly Hoon, Firs aye a ‘wenty-secoud 8 mnibetoeth Wantofertase Garden, Fifty-ninth street an@ rt avenue. ‘Twon 14. Ward — meet Ninth avenue. pla Fourta District—127 Liberty street. Pith oterii—Mauvactan Hail, 6) Essex street. duit Dintrict—suexson Hall, Greenwich avenue and Bore sec. ‘Se eubas Disrtct-2 1 Fourth steort Conssiut.ou Lad, Third avenue and Twem ‘Terrace Garden, Fifty-ninth street in the 4th, 6th, 10th, 12th, diairicts will meet at the ‘are bed 1a those districts, 16.8 at the (olluwing paces :— avery airect fo Ia Mott atreet. Houston aud Greenwich streets, Pooh Uinmnct “Manbatean tail, 6) Fasex street. it Vuatrich—Jacaaua tially reenwich avenue and ratio sre: naeenh, District—Milleman's, Twenty-sixth treat Torry aveoue. The arrewvly Conventio Votu, tu, 1B. and 20 “Wighty-fourth street ay is. isertot—Halloran's, oth street and Chairman Democratie Union Gensrai Cominities Gece ood, Pra US HAVE PEACK.” rey MERTING OF WAR Da! DeMOCRATS IN FAVOR or * GoNokAL GRANT FOR PRESIDENT. Those of Democratic anteowients who wish to rwata tip eutire aioe upyo prinelp.es that are just; woe incurred. ta Ja suppressing the re Mi. deweve 7) i tae ae pce | faith of the nation shall de vivcated, Gud mame aod credit sball pot be wir bo desire 0 treat the State lately in rebel! ration AleLt justice, Lut who will Dot conseD crameus w Bruibers rede. oll, sneisting that thet the 1 was rit, aad continued Saainh Canine Whe to the acitatt ines Rater meio gion “eg ‘er a oeitewe that peace, safety ‘euba'or'd muutry wih, be seuured bY Wwe. eiex Gkanese Au such are Tuk vodres Ne LNStIPUT, On Vensnes EVENING, Oct, 21, Thy folowing geemen have Veea tne and wil arom tne tea. LUWARDS pieeee vONT, fee Hunky U. S Bibb Hl iva, WinclaM ¥ ot eutTER, FeAstis b. CURLNG. wh Geant. Witiam Ca I Jawes Wom bward Weston, Frowew De ier, by ‘das tar}, 3 ray Sen: Stews, Meaty itivons OE oe Camignn Cohen cine. ———S=S “FURNIBURE, T RASEST RUTH'S MAN FACTORY, 68 BLEBCKER sue 4, coat Broadwar -Paror ed With bro. oe halve otiy by Bley Whi GV. OPE GKLOM aod ineiig Moo Furniare cheap Ali gre warranted. Fossnese- MODRAN AND ANTIQUE STY! Feasobalee p leet atd. W. HiCRLE .'S old of saber Apply te of at for ven days. Hn" SPR ERPERS SUPPLIED AND CAN PAY BY THe week oF mane for Ca pes, Oveluthe, Parnivare, Bed- O86 So AAO ALk & O49 hd stand, corner Comal and Mudeon wrens. al w* "YN WARD 4 60. Biture ema bed | san SACO gr an nnn wipow £ REDUCED CIR. en ike to form the aequaimtapes Of & yon a0 wh & New le matrimony A: GreNe Meine WETald Vows * 5 > °S ] Pa | MACHINERY. A —EN INES, ROILEMS AND wirAM Lal f52, 204 ame; bane, Gu septen ond slese} fava Thee euaties vse ens Wesmeatey a Qian at ueteman Be TH TS ood ter THEE POLOING MACHENER , ADDRESS sod Power Wess +ALE-THREE PROP Paesoue om ror twang Later, wt her ALE rr SRCOND HAR! y re, 24 borne power. Al imme liately et Core. Mite (cea act Favea en are ac jor & sINE® AXD BOILERS, We TO 3 4 FE AN Hatt er srs adalat 2 Fk atch on a FALE TWO saqonp HAND [oveeure fet 1) foot yam ere, double oe diy gaa #0 at, tbe rosea. a