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

~—, SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. | The Revolutionary Tendency in Colombia and Peru. RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS IN VALPARAISO, The Impeachment Question Threat- ening the Peace of Chile. — » The steamer Henry Chauncey, Captain Connor, from Aspinwall December 6, arrived at this port ~ ‘Tho following is the list of treasure by the Henry Chaunce) We & & Oo. c) he TOUBL ee eeesersecereseveane COLOMBIA. - eee eee "Tho Rainy Season Drawing to « Close—Kears of Smallpox—Threatening Aspect of Affairs at Bogota—Central American Items. Panama, Dec, 5, 1868, /The Légisiature remains in session, but is not joing much of any interest. The floods on the rail- track abated in time to prevent any detention Passenger travel. Communication was suspended ) days. The track does not appear to have in the slightest and business is now going aa briskly as usual. Our rainy season is fast rawing to a close and the health of the isthmus is | lent, although we are fearing an importation of ‘smallpox from San Francisco and Callao. The au- thorities are taking measures to guard against it, Captain John Smith, alias H. V. Clinton, the noted ‘bond robber, is stil! in prison, though strong efforts are being made for his release. Consul Smith will, I ‘think, finally succeed in precuring his banishment ‘to New York, where he will be welcomed by nume- Fous friends. Tne President of the State is acting ‘very well in the matter. ® A heavy robbery was perpetrated a few nights ago be the dry goods store of Mr. D. Goldsmith, of this ty. From Bogota dates have been received up to the ith November. ‘Things in general are in a terrible muddle at the capital. Notwithstanding the decision the Supreme Court that the political prisoners, ng whom is the President of Cundinamarca, heid y the President of the republic, have been guilty of crime, the latter refuses to give them up, and it even sald that threats have been made to sacrifice lives. The Executive has at present 4,000 men arms at the capital. The States of Antioquia, ‘aca, Cauca, Santander and Tolima have all pro- jt the action of President of tie tion &@ Bplit appears to be opening between the party in favor of Mosquera. The papers give Most gloomy account of the state of affairs in Bo- Sefior Antonio Pradilla arrived in this city yes- from Bogota as a special commissioner from lent Gutierrez for the pr , it 18 said, of pre- ‘al «hg the Panama Railroad Com} to advance iim five years’ subsidy, a million of dollars, that of Autiogula, pany Will consent to advance such a sum for the urpoge of urating Civil war isdouptful, though ‘at was through Gutierrez and his party that the recent Yoaes “% an exvension of the railroad privileges ol i The news from Central America 1s unimportant. je States are ai) tranquil except as pertains to the ent consequent on the goming Presidential in Salvador and Costa Rica. In the former ig no doubi that Duenas will be re-elected, and babyy one 2 the sppurelngres io me vanes ts. astro, recently deposed, has Te- to his cotiee estates. - PERU. Political Matters—Trouble Between Congress and the President—State of the Treasury— The American Claims—Terrible Havec by Yellow Faver—A Week’s Honeymoon Feol- lowed by Suicide, “ Lima, Nov. 23, 1868. For some time past, as the readers of the HERALD Dave been already informed, there has existed a ‘want of harmony between Oongress and the Ex- ecutive. This feeling haa evidently arisen from the political aspirations of one or two of the more in- fuential members, who, reviewing the history of Peru, and finding that Congress has been the most rolific source of revolutions, cherished the idea hat in this case some movement might be initiated that would prove favorable to them. But within ‘the last week this unfortunate opposition has taken fresh and more vigorous start, and appears to be directed principally against the Minister of the In- terior, Dr. Galvez, It is the custom in Peru to call the members of the Cabinet before Congress and interrogave them concerning the proceedings of the government, thus creating the highly unplea- sant position for the Minister of a single defendant against nearly two hundred opponents. Lately the ‘Minister referred to was obliged to pass through this ordeal, ana irritated, doubtless, by the violent attacks of his adversaries, lost for a few moments ‘his customary calmness and made several contra- Gictory statements concerning the action of the Executive in some internal affairs, which were eagerly seized upon by the opposition and converted into weapons of attack. The object of the perse- cution i apparent enough. In Peru changes of Cabinet are looked upon by the people at large with great displeasure, and few incidents tend so much to the discredit of a government as the resig- nation of one set of counsellors and the appointment of another. ‘So at the present time every little pretext 1s improved by the opposition in order, by force of ‘worrying, to cause the advisers of President Balta to vacate their posts, and thus inspire that feeling of Gissatisfaction among the people which would quickly be fanned into something more dangerous, Such is the programme of the antagonists of the } Congress has been busily discussing several pro- jects which are of considerable importance. Callao long felt the necessity of a mole or wharf where could discharge their cargo, escaping the pre- int inconveniences and heavy costs. The govern- it commenced such a work several years ago; t the progress is so exceedingly slow that a prominent business house in Lima has made a pro- ition for the construction of a commodious hart, giving to the government a certain portion of the abnual receipts, but retaming the work as pri- vate property for forty on A great deal of oppo- on is manifested to the plan, ee es a detraction from the nal dignity to consent to such a monopoly; but it must be taken into con- sideration that the present stave of the country’s finances will probably prevent the accomplishment of the idea on the part of the ment. A pro- Ject is also under discussion for the establishment of ‘a thorough system of internal duties on all mercan- tile documents, and this is provably the first step towards the organization of that taxa- tion which will be absolutely ge on the woe of the fans and which, at- tem} ‘uring Colonel Prado’s admin mn, Was e first cause of the popular dissatisfaction Which jost him his position in Peru. The Treasury is still - @ lamentable state of deficit. The Minister, a clear able man, has proposed several plans to Cor for the improvement of this important a mt, but financiering does not appear to be the speciaity of the present and the time occupied in discussing his ideas is very vaiuavie. The plan ee favored 1s to raise @ loan from the companies, granting them a very moder- but compensating them by extending tract they at present hold. The are ready to accept these terms, but is always an obstacle. It is vul~ ble ions with the T: — Soe taek bet the national bankers, and having An many cases the nation at their not over tender mercies. Something be speedily must, however, done towards replenishing the pubitc coffers, since ‘the army and employes in are in arrears , and the arhount of grumbling and Etnmense, ‘The Minister is conceded to be equal the emergency, but ham) as I have remark the tardy action of ive body. Colon & NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1868, 7 ere the sufferers are still clamoring FINA vanced; but on the adjournment, without such de REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Jannerre M. Truson, wife of Aaron B. Mowe, tn the Injarled received & gain: Chott dally bieade ae de NCIAL AND COMMERCIAL | craton, ti stock again declined, Tt has since ~ pothS relatives anal friends of the famfiy are respeot- dependent on the charity of others for SUNDAY, Tec! 13, 1968,' | DOOD steady, the election of the Vanderbilt ticket fully iuvited to attend the funeral, from the Churoh ‘The French, English and Prussian representatives . giving general satisfaction. An effort is making to of the Holy Martyrs, Forsyth street, near Canal, tis In the present teverish and unsettled state of the Market, erising from the various causes which have Deen before alluded to here, what is known as an Unfavorable bank statement is apt to be too much regarded, and judged from that narrow standpoint in which the vision ia bounded by the walls of the Stock Exchange, and the consideration of tts pre- (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock precisely. KEENAN.—At hts restdence, corner of Union ave- nue and South First street, Williamsbarg, lr nencr KERNAN, & native ‘of county ‘Tyrone, Ireland, aged ears. relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully fnyited to attend the funeral, from the ve residence, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Lavauran.—On Sunday, December 13, Jonn force Erie up on the strength ofthe new lease, but the legal complications in which the road is involved rendering even that doubtful makes it hard work. Stould the outside publie be again entrapped and suffer the clique to “unload” at advanced figures they will deserve to be caught as they were before. Northwestern was largely dealt in during the week a aie $23 i cH be SEL82 ay a ees i earthquake last the fever | sentment entered he Lau , in t] 0 f his age. Nas appeared, and ef last ts was making ter- entered upon merely ina knowledge of the | 9+ geciining figures. The other stocks most dcalt in | Séihat roo | HAuGHRAN: in the God year Of Be ie ily ate repect- noble while In. Limp and fu the i ae soargee Lergy> operate upon wagons more | in the same period were St. Paul, Fort Wayne, Rock | Sthst 424% | fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest lence. Bvery means is alg ado) to oon of a drain —— i gabe He i ¥ age Michigan Boga ay eed sacs in x oh sy’ bat these bat is that the prey , a The following were the quotations at the inst 14th at, 60 Manrin.—Suddenly, on Friday, December 11, lagues have already such headway that their ex page fs,.most attention ai ’ | Open board yesterday:—Oumberland, 30 bid; Wells, 000 | JoserH S. MARTIN, th the éist year of his age. and any considerable decrease in this total is at once regarded as making the statement an un- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to atiend the funeral, this (Monday) afternooa, at Fargo & 0o.’s Express, 25% @ 26; American ae: —— $F bold Express, 42a 43; adams Express, 48 bid; United two o'clock, fro residence, Foi bea pf on, that supreme bering oo favorable one. In reaching this conclusion the | states, asic a «0; MaDe Be Union, 16% a 16%; yore near senator ead ‘South Pon ac itniehas wii be enaieely ven now the superinten- | judgment is sometimes hasty, and that ft has becn Quicksilver, 20% & 21%; Canton, 47.048; Mariposa, aye tae 00. Sunday, December wi LUCINDA, wife of bse ae phen yz Damabie tet soem eaiiied — foin the present instance there 1s good reason to | 5 bid; do. preferred, 30 56 ‘a 20; Pacific Mail, 112% 0 Han Fy Smad B. Maze and daughter of the late George men from Europe to positions in Peru, not- |(#lleve. The following statements of the assoctated | 1194’; Western Union Telegraph, 36% 9 37; New | 89" joke of the funeral in to-morrow’s paper. Protest tag oen made Dy this glutioman aud by vhs | preceding and. the otuer suooseding this date; bear | 2O°E,CeRttab 12k. 124345 Eni, 4046 9 4034; do, pre- dente, cornet York sud Peart sarees of aaa Engst General in Lima against the recent | Preceun and the other succeeding this date, bear | ferred, 59 a 00; Hudson River, 124% @ 124%; Read- Theumiatiam, Gaunert MoTeRNay, a native of tle regulation ad by the government 1 ing & out this assumption:— ing, 983; @ 9624; Cuicago and Alton preferred, 1343 ponetar Leitrim, Ireland, in the 38th year of hig woomels ao. te tae ee ana ty. | DANK STATEMENT FOR Fatt, S/RBK ENDING DRCEMPSR | pid; Bankers’ and Yrokers', 101 @ 104; Alton and tho triends of the family are invited to attend the cit Dec.. $865,425 | Terre Haute, 37 a 29; Wabash, 55 a 554%: do. pre- funeral, from the Church of the Assumption, corner of York and Jay streets, Brooklyn, where a solemn high mass will be offered uP for the re; of his soul, on Tuesday Morning, at nine oclock; the funeral to take place immediately after. Nowman.—On Sunday, December 13, Mra. JANE. NoRMAN, tn the 52d year of her age. # Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, R, I. Hardy, Bedford avenue, near Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Nessit.—On Saturday, December 12, of dropay, Taos Nesbit, aged 44 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfutly invited from the residence of his a one to Cal- s on Saturday, December 12, . SNow, son of the late William Snow and E » Wilson, of Monmouth county, N, J., aged 32 years, 8 months and 12 days. Notice of funeral hereafier. SULLIVAN.—On Saturday, Deeember 12, RoBERT F., son of Thomas and Catharine Sullivan, aged 1 year, 7 months and 23 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of Dec.. 767,638 | ferred, 68 @ 70!4; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 62% & We. 1sl0 | gaa; do. preferred, 811 a 81%; Fort Wayne, 100% & 1093¢; Ohio and Mississippi, 29), a 2914; Michigan Central, 115 bid; Michigan Southern, 85 a 854; [t- nois Central, 144 bid; Pittsbyrg, 8134 a 8134; Toledo, 100% bid; Kock Island, 105% a 105%; Northwestern, 1434 a 74%; do. preferred, 755; a 75%; Boston Water Power, 14% bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 24, The publication of the bank statement caused the following changes in quotations in the Long Room afterwards:—New York Central, 123% 8 124; Erie, 404 a 40%; Reading, 961 @ 963%; Michigan South- ern, 84% @85; Pittsburg, 8144 a 81%; Rock Island, 10534 a 105%; Northwestern, 743; a 745;; do. pre- ferred, 154 & 753%. And later as follows on the side- Both of these statements at the time were cov- | wal when the market closed:—New York Central, sidered as moat favorable. Compare with 124% @ 12434; Michigan Southern, 85 @ 861; Rock STATEMENT FOR THR WARK ENDING DECEMBER 12, | Island, 10544 0 106, Loans... $263,360,144 Inc... $3,968,289 Annexed 13 a comparative statement showing the Svecie. 19,14@778 = Inc.. 1,496,514 | shipments of specie from this port last week and vende! Taability in di prepa’ legal tenders and gpacie Requi reserve of 25 per centum. Excess in banks over legal reserv Se83s? other nations; however, the tax seems tobe not reagon. without From Bolivia we learn that Melgarcjo has dis- missed from ofice all those persons who have mani- feated their dissatisfaction at the treaty of limits with Brazil, and in consequence the public business of the republic is progressing but slowly. With the army always under his control there is little to fear in the of revolutions, Kensarme rer crap oe of Callao; but we erst at moiral Troperes ying @ visit to the southern ports after the errrval of the mab soanie of pie lak Broxiing. usiness 1s loo! up an ers are coming in from the interior, up! non One of President Balta’s aids shot himself a or two since after a honeymoon of a week only. {tis supposed that some connubdtal trouble caused the catastrophe. The victim, Colonel Gutierres. was noted for the distingmshed bravery which he dis- played during the late revolution. 3 = ea S22 2e32 Y . 6.6 cor, 206.5213 DeKalb av, #4, 95 {te of Houston st, xi Grahatn a¥,¢ 8 100 ft 8 of Debevoise-at, 3.%xi00, Irving and M, Bleeck Dlovk, 6. Reserve in specie and legal tenders. poo sol reserve of 25 per cent... Ex in banks over legal reserve. B {te of Reld av, 1B,8x100. “4084 ft e of Reld ny, 16.8x100 ison st, ww cory 20x10. ws, 118-3 fs of DeKalb a 8s f Decatur at, 50xtt sing 1b ftw of Kalpl ay, 1602 Yates av,¢ 4, 76 fia of Ellery at, $5x100....... Le acai 1gir20s.a0 — Peo.. .4.459 | during the year to date, together with those for the | Lm ipWloet'G, 5 Wyckol'e map. ss his parenis, 86 Sixth avenue, this (Monday) after. CHILE. Legal tenders. (018,865 5,476,611 | corresponding pertods in 1856 and 1867:— Lots 206 to 213, map helra GM noon, at one o’cloc’. SPENCER.—On Sunday, December 13, at his resi- dence in Jersey City, of alburainurta, Levi T. Sven CER, aged 51 years and 21 days. Notice of funeral hereafter. Philadelphia papers please copy. WENDELL.—On Sunday, December 13, Davip G. WENDELL, 65 years. The funeral ‘vices will be held at the house of his brother-in-law, John W. Haight, No. 305 West Fourteenth street, this (Monday) eventing, at seven o'clock, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, The remains will be taken to Troy for iaterment. WARKEN.—On Saturday, December 12, SUSANNAB Warren, in the 77th year of her age. Lots 436 to 451, block ly map J Remsen, LEASES an, IN BROOKLYN, : years, per yeat Court st, Novd, 8 years} § eat Pen Fulton ay, #4, Tabernacle Buflding, 5 years, THRANBERRS TH QUEENS Cott WEN Lawrence road, ¢ 8, 985.6 ft sof Main Rockaw: xfl0. The Impeachment of the Supreme Court— Riotous Demonstrations. VALPARAISO, Nov. 10, 1858, The only incident of interest that has occurred during the past week Is in relation to the political movements which, now actively progressing in Con- gress, absorb the attention of the entire country. Nothing else is spoken of but the accusation and impeachment of the Supreme Court, and the matter is taking such a partisan aspect that grave fears are entertained concerning its result. Based upon no other ground than that of party fecling and a destre to destroy the popularity of Don Manuel Montt, one of the supposed aspirants for the next Presidency, it naturally requires all the passion and’virulence of its promoters to keep it above ground, and in pro- portion to the violence of the attack the anger and earnestness of the’defence are aroused. It was de- termined last night by ste Chamber of Deputies tiat the charges should voted upon separately, and after a sharp debate it was agreed that the voting should be secret and by ballot. Out of mine charges four were rejected and five sustained, and the bit- terest enemies of the Supreme Court, Messrs. San- fuentes and Sumardn were named to. present the matier to the Senate and act as the impeaciment Sorte before that body. 54,015, Liabilities in deposits and circulation. Reserve in specie and legal tenders . + 223,543,321 1866, 1867. 1853, + 73,156,643 | Fiftieth week. $343,583 $1,705,420 $493,320 Required reserve of 25 per cent. 55,885,830 | Prev, reported. 59,149,054 46,388,574 6,354,117 Excess in banks over tegal reserv’ + 17,270,813 It will thus be seen in comparison with tho | Total........$60,497,007 $48,093,094 $69,837,437 week last year most nearly corresponding with The exports of specie from this port to date in the last week that the bank statement last presented | previdus fourteen years compare as follow: exhibits an excess of $220,447 in the reserve in bank | 1866. spainest ever that held at the same period last year, there mee being in both Statements an excess of over $17,000,000 over the legal reserve, In the other case the «disparity is even greater, Laat year these state. ments as above were considered most favorable, and it is certainly rather illogical to apply such & very different term in the present * at the port of New York for the week ending De- ber 11, compared with those of the two preced- It is quite probable that we have reached the high- | °°! est point of expansion demanded by the crop move- | '8 Weeks, as also the value of dry goods entered at Mient, and may soon begin to look for o return thia port and thrown on the merkot for the corred- of some of the currency that has lately been thus | POmding period in ae ocala x drawn from our elty banks, In the meantime this | pry goods. .......$h24ha48 $081,008 Pee ras extensive distribution of money in small amounts all | Gen'l merchandise 4,075,950 3,917,729 2,171,785 over the country will have the effect of inducing STi Gane ae activity in other directions than those of merely | Tt#! for the week. $5,820,408 $4,899,237 $3,000,500 speculative character, stimulating industrial enter- The Imports of dry goods for the week and since prise of every kind, and developing the re- | January 1 compare as follows:— sources of our various manufactories by creat- For the Week. 1865. 1807. 1868. Road from. ka Wood's, 8 acres and houses OYETRRBAY. leck Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 812 weeoewn street, this (Monday) afternoon, at twe o’elock. Subjoined is the total valuation of foreign imports Bremen av, w &, lot, 650x200. . ‘S7th at, 6 #, 1,150 ft w of Hom WEBTOHEST ET, Ist at and 2d av, n w corner, 100x100... . 9 ‘RANBFEBS IN KSGEX COUNTY, N. J. -NEW ARK, it, w 8, 100 ft 8 of Waverley place, 25x103. ws, 88 ft n of Greenwich st, 47 ft front ‘Frollpghuysen av and Van at Fralinghuysen ay, a.€4)26 f # w of Vanderpool a, 25x #, 480 ft'a of Weat Bank ot, 25x , 68 ftw of Newark at, 19 ft tront. BELLEVILLY. Main st and Passaic river, J Whittield’s, 3 tracts, one 45 218, one Ox#40, one B2x118.......... 4 prorosais FOR INDIAN GooDs. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Orvick INDIAN siete, November I proposals; endorsed “Proposals fi !l be received at the Office of Indian Affairs until 12 o'clock M, on Tuesday, the 16th day of December next, for furnish- Jog tho cuahtties therein given, the articles tamed in the if Saki weit OLA8S -MACKINAO BLANKETS, 100 w ackinac Biankets, to measure 11100 Pegs73 laches aud weiss pounda, 00 2’¢-point white Mackinac Blankets, to measure ‘The charges _reierred are generally un- 23,24 38 3 BAHT ORANGE. Oe eee at ela aieite ", interesting, and are founded solely upon alleged | ing a demand for thelr numerous products. | Furowwon marke ‘zaurats Snowtisy — SeainggS | Parkeat a, 801 fe of Washington st, 100x300. 850 | so pairs %-point white Mackinag Blankets, to monsure technical omissions of the judiciary; faults, however, Which were eagerly seized upon by the opposition to aid their cause, After the session the populace pro- ceeded to the house of the accused Justice, Mr. Montt, and saluted him with the most epthustastic cheers and proofs of sympathy. In a Yew words Montt expressed his entire innocence and perfect will- ingness to walt for events, believing that the justice of the Senate would vindicate his cause, The people then went in search of the principal accuser, San- fuentes, and had he been found some violence would have been attempted; but, advised beforehand, he had taken refuge in another house and escaped the The heavy item of transportation which the Pic opiven co TET, movement of the crops to market points wil! int at port... 121,356, 089,573 78,224,001 occasion in the busfness of the country will add bert Nguesso aie eho io ai eed ‘much to the revenues of the different railroads, in- Senos creasing largely the wealth of the great trunk lines COMMERCIAL REPORT. and bringing much needed relief to others of less on nae ~~ importance and lately feeble resources. Thus will BatuRDAY, Dec. 12-6 P. M. the value of their stock be enhanced, while other AsiTs.—Receipts, 7 packages. Pot were quiet, but shares in all schemes based upon the true principles | steady at $775 a 8787/4. Pearl were dull and in the ab- of commercial polity, designed to supply recognized | #ence of sales, prices were nominal. Plenaant Valley, T 8 Tiokenor's property, 734 acre Catholle church! property on a new st, 20x100... MON’ x rs O14 Mountain road, © Williams’ property, 434 acres..... 4,800 TRANSFERS IN HUDSON COUNTY, N'J—JERORY TY, Sersoy av, ¢ #, 824 ft nof South4th at, 80x16. 8x48.4x30216 7,000 South 7th st, #8, lot 34 Wakema ‘25x80. 6b onoKEN Nor Adams at, w 8, 96 ft # of Ist Adame at, ¢ a, lot 17, block 19, Coster Macinon st, @', lot fo, block, 17, Coster estate, 210i. lain joc! A damn hy 39), S81" block a2 Neh 25x00... 2,700 1817, 18, 19, 20, block 107, Coster estate, each 25x100, 2,600 42x56 inches and rh o4, pounds, 50 pairs 144-point white Mackinac Blankets, to measure 86x60 {nches and weigh 4% pounds. pairs 3-polnt scarlet Mackinac Blankets, tomeasure 60x 72 inches and we BS pounds. 600 pairs 2's-point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to measure 64x06 Inches and weigh 6 pounds. 60 pairs 2-point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to measure 8x 46 inches and weigh 544 por 700 pairs $-polnt indigo blue Mackinac Blankets, to meas- inches and weigh 8 gounde. 6 60x 500 pairs 24-point indigo blue Hilankets, to mens re. Pe inches nd prota pound aXe pairs Lygpoint indigo blue Mackinac Biaokots, to meas ture 36300 inches and weigh 4¥¢ pounds. attack. The crowd then amused themselves in he Lots Nos 1 to 10, block 1, A Vreeland's map _of 275 build- SECO! SLASS. manifesting their disgust for theadministration, and | 804 legitimate wants of the Human family, and by | , Comms lit was in malonate demand and quite steady | ing tnhheedere te 4 -. yards fancy Lis Busta even went $0 (fr a8 fo ‘oan for the Archbishop, | extending trade advance civilization, will reap thelr | Tvtte terms. Other. kinda pratt een eer an || ‘Berane ti ceerece, Basar: Tend, Gist yards Gray last Blue Cloth. : " were bags ramball 5 th, ing ralers, | Uo cntire disapprobation of ali exist- | proportion of the fruits of this active movement. Maracatbo on private terms. ‘yards Saved List Scarlet Cloth. GUEENVILL Anderson ay, lote 147, 148, map 150 lots, each ‘966 tt'n o' 25x10)... 600 At the conclusion of the session of the 9th inat, the Should it be found that the demand for currency CoTToN.—Receipts, 3,721 bales, For this staple the de- | Pamrepan av, w 8, Old Berges rond, soxlid.. 200 Hite iis THIRD CLASS-.DRY GOODS, large concourse of ns assembied inthe House | Wi uth is still unsatisfied and the drain sales BAYONNE, of Deputies, and in the yara of the building where the (Ps pasa lad gutta Mia lagebadaratiy canes) ws, between Cottage and Silver ats, 25x100. 650 doven ts Woollen shaie: houses of Co! meet rent the air with the most | UP0m the city banks continues, still there is no need | were 8,368 bales, including 1,877 for spinning, 1,188 for ex- pounds Linen Thread. tumultuous cries in favor of the President of the Su- | for.any great degree of stringency here, The govern- | port, 703 on speculation, and 100 in, transit. For future de. | aan pounds Cotton Thread. preme Court and against his adversaries. As was | ment has about $8,000,000 more currency in the | livery the business was light, Sales 200 bales middling, for MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. yorts Dune tattnann arian only nara A gh nel en some blows Sub-Treasury than it has any present need for, and December, at 24%{c., and 100 bales for January at 21c. We y! a5 fine prints. Se tke hats and wocktuee a ae pela ia prepared, if called upon, to come to the relief of s aeeteua Uplandsand Mobileand NO, and Married." oun veree Bea Tieking ca stripe, nothing serious cecarres A son of the Press Peak § SPMERRE, 01 Aibe (Ambotis ot: nano twv0-0e Missa bo gd wae bie 14 PaRKmn—Fay.—At Trinity ohureh, Boston, by the Bio) Jars Hickory Shtrting, cor he when * Right Rev. Manton Kastburn, HeNnY HILLS PARKER, he was seized by a friend of the latier and handed Hong, by. Fri Sed tena 4 pu dteabigrisar tig Pi He of New York, to ELIZABETH PiOKMAN Fay, daughter weeeo gents by) ar ae Gistely redoued by the crowds Several tumiied | them. In this) view of aitairs, therefore, there FS Meese hal aires toe beaks bre oie tes eee So yards Doulas citizens then proceeded in the most orderly manner | exists no sufficient reason for monetary stringency, FLOUR AND GRAIN.—Recelpia, 7,281 bbls. four, 168 do. fiom pare Coto G yards Cottonades. Keres tsk aympathy Wit Nene ARES afew | and, should any ensue, tt wili be the result of arti- In SOUSA alta aee meter eee | At Yonkers on Basarday, Deoscanee xs, | 1eeeivee ees tinned words from that gentleman, which were received | ficial agencies. Care should be taken to prevent any Oe aa ethan ptiom arsed excanethusorinerony | emmy Mechel Drona en Correia | foe ola g With the most hearty demonstrations of applause, | combination of such, producing a result so greatiy beaming 7 eanyedion tie Gos ation geaaaarh as The relatives and frlends are invited to attend the Sete hee ed yp alee assemblage house o1 jor vi » ‘and gray Flannel Santamaria, but that gentleman not being at home | to be deplored in its disturbing infucnce upon the | grades being neglected, California four was dnil, but un. | eral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from | 00 yards his late residence, opposite St. John’s Cemetery, Yonkers. ‘Trains leave Thirtieth street depot, Hud- =e River Railroad, at nine o'clock and half-past eleven. Bgut.—On Sunday, December 13, JAMES Henny, thanks forthe demonstration in a his |: returned ‘whole trade of the country. ‘ eeylo Which elicited: hears. eppisuves, The crowa ARES (8 NOS WTR ADORNS Bote LAKES STON, During the whole of last week the money market, | jncluding some extra State last evening at $7 20. Southern although active at seven per cent, showed no tight- | flour, though quiet, was firm, the sales comprising 600 bbis, FOURTH CLASS—HARDWARE St dozen, Dest cast steel Axes, from to 334 pounds with 80dezen vest cast steel Half Axes, from %to 3 pounds ous of di ness, and exceptional loans at six were made even | Rye flour was unchanged, being moderately active and urges son of Jauies W. and Maty §. Bell, aged 3 with handles. aa ee eee nee Tet reme eae in greater number at the close last night than pre- | sales n Yad We Some bt dpe ; Jeane 9 days. ts c Ang 0 shor’ handle ay he a “Death to the Archbishod” and “Down with the | Viously, although before open to all good houses on No. 9 State. “ge be T] Funeral to take place at his parents’ residence, on Nl 2, 4 and G6 quart, in equal quantities, clergy.” prime collaterals. ‘ Twa 780 203 Lexington avenue,on Tuesday athe: To 300 dézen iron Table 8; Business continues improving. Exports of copper |’ Gola during the week has been in the aggregate ima a0) ° rareto Papers please copy. | ; Seo dooen teesceee catveo 0B puch blade). on ype steady, fuctuating within a range of only one per bee gu Le la oll fem ey “ water 12, Goprrsy Sn tat bros (assorted). The Impeachment of the Supreme Court— | cent, as will be seen by the following table of quota- PR TN cetera rn ere eee ae Cee fue goods must a al renp ia conform to and be equal Ohanges in the Cabinct—A Sad Incident of | tions:— srignene 70 + ae aa raftiends and relatives of the family aren ct = 2, government which may be seon at any Karthquake. 4 nneate ; ly reques' nd the funet m. 's ht reserved to require none, Ceo MaeNeee ee vazpanasel, NOV! IP He, «| | MORE ++ 136% 136% H@s 0 | Titneran church, corner South and Ninth lef quanuty o¢ aay of tho articles than that apeciad tage The only toplo of conversation and of general in- | Weaday 5° aoe rete Mentos lm eMaoe ai let aut te acer eee ioe trnlaned at te prices proposed 6 required they ago terest is the impeachment of the Supreme Court, in 136% 1353 ine ¥ s BoyDEN.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, December 1: All Hes foe, (adie con Ty articles may be rejected at the the person of ita Chief Justice, Don Manuel Montt. Pea! : i 1s ig Sipe 560 ELLA Lovtsi ss CT fagneer. Ob Cerra’ ks | ey FR bide for lee than an ‘entire class of the articles specified Tals matter is already ‘before the Senste, end two | °° roricwing tables @how the quotations of gold Sie 695 | The relatives and friends of the family are invited | “Aliarticles furnished under contract will be rigidly ta of the most bitter opponents of Montt have been for the two weeks last year most nearly correspond- epring @ duil and heavy, while | to attend te funeral, from 246 Cariton avenue, on | spected and compared wah (On namipiee Wyo eptor agama named as the prosecuting committe. Up to the | OF te two weeks las year most nearly Sistah Bios Fomateis reel at araes | Mucar aternogn, ero o'clock SY y. | Bidar stntr fl heart empl ot present moment the affatr has been conducted with | ™& W' anemia Toad of to, atloat (ciowing at Bi@0 $1 89), 8210 or amber | CONNOH —San SS eaal her aug ner 1 BULLEN COX: | and in hat caso the contractor will bo bound tofurnish othert the mot fagrant dlaregard of jastioe and right and = Highest. ‘Lowest, tid poe deled about ie. por bushel, the antes betng 50,000 tag elatives and frends of the family aro t- | noe done hey wil srcuased ‘at ils expense, ©” ie bushels at $1 Bs fe ixed Western afloat and in bd atten: ineral, im her re- ayment wi ems for @ brs permanente a asta Sesh’ oan Pd] ore, él insound do. 1 13 for. nev sidanoe, 47 Hampton street, Broo! kiya, this (Monday) if, y the agent or agents appointed to in store, #1 1 for unsound do., and $1 12 for new 8% white Sutbern. “Rye was quiet but sieady ae at Be Bt 5S " for Western were only in moderate demand 136% | and scarcely so tirm. were sales of 75,000 bushels at 1374 Too. & Teite. afloat, and . & T6ige. in store. Barley was 136% | quiet but frm, with sales of 5,000 bushels German to arrive at 2 80. Barley malt was dull and nominal. 19634 | ,FRECGUTS were exceedingly quiet: but rates were gener. most profound hate and malice towards the accused, Popular feeling is decidedly with the court; buat, un- fortunately, popular feeling in this cow has not its due influence upon men occupying high oficial The educated oj ition to the measure not sufficiently pow: of itseif to make it suc- cesstul, though it is ee @ valiant resistance, Montt, excessively unpopul during his Prest- dential term, now cannot make his appearance in the public streets without recetving an ovation at hands of the populace, and he has even had to put soldiers around his house to avoid these noisy manifestations. The most objec- aftern oon, at two o'clock. Dounn.—At Yorkville, on Saturday, December 12, Wit1aM ©, Dunn, in the 55th year of his age, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, Eighty-sixth street, between Second and ‘Third avenues, on Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock. Dounn.—On So, December 12, at his residen: bt 6 Staple street, Joun Dunn, in the 84th year o! 8 age. Tie friends of the family, as also the members of the M. ©. Murphy Association, are respectfully invited to to attend the panes ania (Monday) noon, at No bids will be considered from persons who have failed to compiy with the requirements of s former contract, Jo proposal will be consluered that dovs uot strictiy com- ‘iy With the following reauirementa:—- oposais must embrace the articies, with the quantities thereof, as set forth in the above achédule. with the prices annexed to each, and the amounts must be carried out aad footed up, each class to be separately stated any modification or propused modification whatover. roposals should be submitted in the following form:— “f (or we) hereby propose to furnish the Indian Depart ment, according to the terms of the adveriinement of the Cominixsioner of Indian Aftairs, dated November 14, 1968, the following articles, atthe vrices thereto allixed. (Here hhde. ‘at 85s, and 400 baies cotton at 7-Isd. » 914d. "To 13834 | Gibraltar, 124 bhde, tobacco at #10, gold, The charters ig | were: A North, German, bark to ahta and Pernambuco, and viously reported) an American 0 Barce- The decline noticed in the last statement upon the fons, atta henry pipe ares, at #50. ip but uricbanged in value, We quote:— ttonabl resent Cabin ice in that immediately preceding it was the result | , GUNNIES were 4 ‘one o'clock, The remains will be interred in Caly. insert the list prepared as indicated In the tirst paragraoh of Eerasutta io bry roaguation, and the sep. Lei bear operations foanes upon Cupradinnie pro- fon were Sal oa tears ‘nt Ifes ate. for choice grades, | Cemetery. SY | isedvertisement) Maid artiches.arete be astivered at Bese York on or before the first (Ist) day of February next, or at. such time thereafter durin Se iss ‘1869 as may be ordered” by the Commissioner of Indian Adairs, and if this propoant be accepted, I (or we) will, within five days thereafter, exe- cute a contract accordinuly, and give security satisfactory to the Commisnioner of Indian Aifaira for the faithful per(orm- ‘ance of the same.” ‘Each proporal must be accompanied by a guarantee in the following form, to be signed two Fagen persons, whose auilciency muat be ceri by a Uni judge or district attorney :— “We herevy jointly and everaily guaranteo that the above bidder (or bidders), If a contract shall be awarded to him (or them) according to'lus (oF their) bid or proposal, will execute A contract accordingly and give the requisite security for the faithful performance of the saine, aw prescriived in the adver tisement for Proposals for Indian Goods, dated November 14, 14808, and in the event of his (or their) fatlure so to do, we here by agree and bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and adminis trators, to forfeit and pay U6 the Unived States, as danages, @ sum not less than 16 per cent on the amount of suid bid'or wuda will be required in the amount of the bid for the faithful performance of the contract, with two or more sure- tien, whose sufficiency must be certified to by @ nited States judge or diatrict attorney. Ear.y.—On Sunday, December 13, ELizapers, the bing wife of Owen Early, after a short but severe lines. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, on Toesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from 627 West Twenty-sixth street. Faxon.—On Saturday, December 12, HANNAH E., relict of Thomas C. Faxon, in the 72d year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her son, Jobn H. Faxon, 267 West Twenty- oe street, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. FARRINGTON.—On Saturday, December 12, Horace J: FARBINGRON, ' 4 Noti¢e of funeral in 8 paper. Gagaet.—In Brookiy, om Saturday, December 12, Frepk. A. H. GARBRL, first Heutenant, brevet major Forty-fifth infantry, U. & A. The funeral wil take place from Strong place Bap- was approved of by the President. The appoint- ment oP Mr. Luis Amunategut followed as Minister ot the Interior and Foreign Affairs, but as yet Mr. Errasuriz’s portfolio of Marine has not been con- ferred on any one. These changes have been very well received by the le, as they may be regarded as a concession to the ye sentiment since Mr. Amunategui is one of the foremost men in the re- pao and is & warm uphoider of the electoral re- form measure which has been the battle cry of the opposition for some time. question of the impeachment of the Supreme Court was carried by a vote of forty-two to Sweaty - six. All the office holders, evidently dragooned by the government, voted unanimousiy. In other respects the republic perme quiet. We hear littie or nothing from the Indians in the south, and the tremendous phenomena observed on the coast during the months have not recurred. On the evening of the l0th inst. died in Vaipa- isog Mrs. Dat one of the sufferers by the terrible earthquake of the 13th of At She was ceedings—a temporary failure of the tmpeachment | Me," 78C,i0" ‘ihe ‘a Suet Maid Be: #'1%e. for luferior to com- od ominal at Me. gold, for Ma- bila and be. « 53ge., do. Yor ju scheme and the introduction of a bill for the resump- Hemp continued dal fom tion of specie payments at a certain fixed time. | Morassrs.—The market was dull for all_kinds, but prices We are free of possible interference from the first | Jere unchanged., The only gales wo heard of were 3d bbls. i rd vince was canse, but the other may again produce similar re- | Naval. STours.—Recelpts, none. §) sults, to be a8 previously, however, merely specuta | {9 kht demand, but unchanged tn, va Bhi o he tnaide F th K 4 f a : k 8 iNo. geo, Aa Smeg edna ea Males iar qras dull end yortinal at 838 280i” of these disturbing effects of such Insufficient causes. 1.8, —Linseed, though quiet, was firm at 9c. aM8e., in Governments were quite largely dealt in during | pts Ad Other ay gd cle tnt heady. = the week, bat at a weakening in price, arising prin- | packages cul meats "1885 do lard, The busin ‘ean i, Bork m a ctpally from the public discussion of measures cal- | Ciinve; old and new PE ell juoted. at 3m 836, culated to affect their future value. Large sales | giles t'strout $00 bbls ta Jou Por future talvery the’ sclee bircwihery frome pep! kmh ee eas preak were 200'vbin. new tess for Pehruary at $36 60.” Live mand r bon: been good v being at from to were . | tist church, corner place and Degraw street, 8 widow, and was llving at Arica srich er son When | have advanced. The last quotation for Pacifica was sane Ti aguas jr pala mene Brooklyn, Om Ts? oon, at hait-past ous} N. G, TAYLOR, Commiaaioner. his catastro] ce in er after the | 993; a 9934. The following table shows the prices of extra do. test son ~4 RIE RAILWAY. fe of tee More. "Wh Soest, ang | ote goverament atthe beptaning and cow ofthe | Healt wit Ha ott M, Mis, Mt | a2 suai Yanan widow sume Ci; se of | Hg g FROEOMAIA FOR SOETTE sve Was got out, but so badly bruised that she could not | woek:— Guiiments wore in fale Foquedts and prices were stendy'nt our | iis city, aged $9 years, supply and delivers at tne Company's, docks to New York, further help she was car- Monday. Saturday, last otations. There were tater of ah packages at (osc, a wan Be) Bi be taken to ree Plains, on Sesser City or on the line of the road for the (ollowing ard: eho AIS, AN 5 ester afte! one o’c! * — ried away by the sea, which myade the | 0. 68, rog., 1881... 119 aw 110% Pickled shoulders. "For bacon the market) wan quiet Golt.—On Saturday, December 1% Axx Carn. | “TiG0 kegs Raliroad Spiken 106% a 107 * Muiaveriand outs igs tong rear, 1ac-; short dor, 44 BINB GoUuL. relict of George F. Goll, In het 77th year. '§eel as wanted by specitieation. 111 a 111% Sor tier eid, 1alge Sidssentian was in maproved de: | ,, The relatives and friends are requested to attend | Kies Frog Plaies ae waaled by apeclication, 107g @ 107% mand icon were ‘gher, the sales being 3,900 bbis, td Teen ties (fonday) mornin ee etrmcn ca: | Stone Track Bolte, Mais tbh: YM . steam and kettle rend Tosidence a a ow Pine, Neces from os tion nisose inetnding oo Heroes at Ide. for tals monte delivery, and | Green, corner of Third and Willow strests, Hoboken, | $00 keys best cnt Nas. rg was halt U. 8. 6-20%s, coup., "67 110% @ 110% oe NOM Ronettes Gos wile cours wad. 9,008.do, re. | NEW Jerney. skies thal 0 Car Locks, same pattern as now used by (he Eris: Rail it pickea her U, §. 5-20, coup., 68 111 a 1114 Qined. The market for crude in bulk continued firm, but the Pa tee omnes Salo of denn | Way Company. sea eight and U. 8. 10-40%, reg...., 103% @ 1035 business was I There were sales of 1,000 for the | ber 12, Mra. Saran F. Haiau7, Union Car the shi perimcteeietin chat. ge lentes ad Hatance of tae meat, at tga, clalon at thea tbe. Yor | Haig, aged Tt Yeerda ot the family are. invited to | iovtons Rent Gore Frets watt’ tiR'dayt State bonds were dull and drooping most of the | Ket was oe} (all but stoady at yesterday’4 prices, ne | attend the funeral, from the Reformed church, ‘tons best chareoal Pig Iron, equal to Richmond. six o'clock on week in the boards, although sustaining ® good pri- | tales were 2,000 bbls. standard white af ite. « So. then: | Mount Vernon, on Tuesday atte at three cast steel Flues, 2 luches outside diameter, 11 fet long. days she fide price for merchantable order. In Philadeiphis the mar. | orciook, ‘Trains lave the station of the New Haven mandard Car Axles. 3 ays vate inquiry. The following were tho closing quo- | Ket was only Tete aes 1a LO bola niaset | Railroad, corner Fourth avenue and Twenty-seventh fort amsoried Oni, Pine, Chetry and Ash Lataber shelter than that tattons last night—Tennessee 6's, ex coupon, new, | ri,” pa Xk hw ‘Tet, at SLC. ; 1,80) do, deliverable . deliveries to be in such quantities as may Crom timeto her son was able 6854; do, new, 67 & 67%; Virginia 6's, ex coupon, | onthe ih te. 008 ao rom da todune, ae SLycs at wrt Sunday bes 3 December 13, Wa. | time be determined upon by the company alter theagceptaace to met to vi now, 67%; North Carolina 6's, ex coupon, 02% © | “HLM Arata imtamnct ware dachanged. We gnote:— | Ciqii@GINS, In te ee oe vided to attend the,| “Fermentot the deliveries i each month will be made ta the here by the ; Carolina 75 Neg hie PT Of the family are inv to ati the cgurte ot tae following month, accord to tho enatom of the Every care has 6274; Minsourt 6s, 80% @ 90%. ToUut the matket for raw was tolerabty the ae. | fineral, from the residence of his mother-in-law, ~ lady, but the ‘The stock market during the woek has been ratber | mand being eblefly from renners and % | Mrs. Henry O'Farrell, 2 West Thirty-seven th struct OTM coinpany reserve to theruselves the right in the event of SSovelauen oe scree CA Setar tar goers ess is br edhres et | Scare reo te ence penne acy of supp pure ne of the ey Seeeee eoed soul, on Wednesday morning, at hal- See EB 3 cag ne: oF 00, Camel the ‘The PareCHCOUK.--At Westchester, on Sunday, Deorm- dunn and we are expecting hatan ber 1p Jone SE, BOA 79 years, 4 moaths | — The company do not bint themeeiver to accept the lowest oe. Admiral Turner on board, from and or any . news snocess | ‘The and frionds invited | Tenders addressed to the underaitmed (of whom forms ant over tat wneuiee bao enuned Very gence toe, toga the taneraN ok Pea BN a ayia! | saformstion may be obtained) enled: Sua” mnrked cuts Won here, and soon two v ‘Tender (or Maming the ), Will be received fy to Friday, hear of further Gheorfut intelligence trogn quar. 18K Femaiend ce ae ph o'olaek, from the Presvyterian oe ans te ae ° — ; archaaing Ayeubs won wi _ oat | Ho 7. a Writay, Docamber 1 | saues Piss, Ing Commrerer ae ’