The New York Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1870, Page 11

Be et ES THE COURTS. UNITED STATES SUPREME. COURT. Decisions. Wasutnoton, Aprit 26, 1870, Mahony vs. The United States—Appeal from the Dourt of Clatms.—The claimant was a Consul of the United States as Algeirs fron 1854 to 1859 and re- luring to the United States in 1865 he brought this wuit to recover his salary, which the State Depart- ent had refuse. to pay, claiming that since Algiers Became ‘a province of Franoe she statute of 1600 giv- ing a fixed salary to consuls there did not apply, The Court of Claims found for the governinent, holding that the changed condition of Algiers reniered the act of Congress fi: the salary inoperative for — lem will be omtared up for the repoae af tie Sanh after which tis us will be tawon to Ow, ba ye tt one o'sibaly for ieee, w rN —On Monday, Aprii ABLE. : ter of Jona Mar and teuuao arte Dales, aged years and 4 inontis, i The friends of the family are invited to attend the’ funeral services, tls (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, at No, § West ‘Thirty-atxth street. DovELL.—On sunaay, April 24, at Newark, N. 3., Riow#axd B. Dovert, in the 68th year of his age. ‘The relatives aud friends of the famlly are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from Grace church, The relatives will meet at his late residence, No. 339 Washington street, at a quarter-past one o'clock P.M. [nterment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Durry.—Onu Tuesday morning. April 26, Jone Dorry, aged 50 years, a mative of Dundalk, county Louth, Ireland, 40. do, eights, 01 a 92; Alabama eights, 102 a 105; do, fives, 75 a 77; South Carolina a.xes, 00 a 92; do., new, 81)¢ a 82. ‘ 240, We beard of no tmportant erie, 182 bie. Coren ys S320, for barry to'Gne Call i, ‘e no tmp x 103, 1 1, 162, 173, 178, 180, ia Togo, a8 212" 282 225226 'a58) By 242. andoise SuPREME COURT—TRIAL Tara—Part 1.—Refore Judge Freedman.—-Nos. $43, 509, Ra crt boy ARINE COURT—Part 1.—Before, J Groas.— Nos, 705, 939, 1000, 1103, 11: Can} 1072, 787, 1210, 1224, 1227, ‘1, 2.—Be‘ore rg 120, 1280) 184 . paar eres AF tan Toner tt Sa MONEY EASY. about 400 bois, at $1 Ode BI Obs. ‘The money market worked with extreme ease and all transactions above five per cent were purely ex- ceptional. The prevailing rates were four to five per cent, with exceptions to the leading government dealers at three per cent, At the closs. the banks were offering large amounts at four percent. Com- mercial was in demand and rates favored the draw- ers. For prime double names transactions were gene- ral at 63g to 7 per cent, FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRM. The foreign exchange market was steady, a- though some of the bankers sought to advance REAL ESTATE MATTER: The attendance was very large yesterday at tne Exchange Salesrooms and the bidding spirited throughout. The prices brought were beter than for some weeks past. There were, however, @ few knock downs, but the se consisted mainly of unavatl- abie property on the upper part of the island, A good many farms on the Hudson are being purchased under the contract system; butcare, however, should be taken not to overload the market with infant fi t18.~—Nos. 933, 965, 1022, 1023, 1032, 1035, 1043, 1070, 1071, tio, 1201, 1204, 1245, 1217, 1218, 1221, 1228, 1230, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL WALL STREET, } Tusspay, April 20—6 P. M. The informatton from Washington late this after. Edens, perfect paradises of village life . but Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- want of apt) ject. ‘The same question wag | noon that the House Committee had decided ad- | rates, Rates closed firm as follows;:—Sterling, qo 8. Only fields in reality. $ The following are the particu. vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, presented £0 t und the judgment of the Court | versely upon the Senate Funding bull and were in | gixty days, commercial the “advance confined Jars of the transactions at auction:— No, 99 Vaudam street, on Thursday morning, at nine 108% a 108%; good to prime bankers’, 109 a 100}¢; short signt, 1095¢ @ 100%; Paris, sixty days, 6.21\¢ a 5.16%; short Bight, 5.1634 a 6.1424; Antwerp, 6.2144 a 5.1734; Swit- iy samples, tnferior being neglected; the sales (pari Inst evening) were about 100,000 busnela; to-day's for choice ie 2 Colona at ¥ for choice 1 17 a #1 1456 tfortNo. 1 do,, in atore ‘Bl 2% for amber winter, in ttore, consultation on @ new bill providing for the funding of the debt into a long bond, running forty to fifty years, at four per cent, had the effect of once more starting afresh the speculative spiribof the street, o'clock, to St. Joseph's church, where & solemn re- quiem high mass Will be offered up for the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery, at one o'clock. Dundalk papers please copy. oc of Claims was affirmed, Mr. Justice Field delivered ‘the opinion. Wise, Jr,, va, Allis—Certificate of Division from the Orrewtt Oourt for the District of Wisconsin.—In BY JAMES M. MILLER, 8 brick building aud toi sus W Speligetion AOxed ens, Ina by rie k house and | 80 tn of this case the Cour he'd that notice to the plaintit eet acurce verland, 5.21% a 6.17343 Hamburg, 35% @ 98743, AM | pond: were oo Md arid Belgas sad wo ale''s sonia aa) | , DESTRR On Taseday, April Se /84cuETr L. Dow ina patent case that the defendant would prove a THE STOCK 2 Sterdam, 40% a 40%; Frankfort, 40:4 @ 40%; Bre- | SPOnt, Mg, Herter at iced, at 18 Q story brick house and joi No Bond ai, # s, io d5xii4 s0.000 | VRE, OF this city, in the on sox, fark te prior invention and use of the improvement in aif. | 1 the earlier portion of the day there had been | men, 783 a 78%; Prussian thalers, 10% a TL. au nats Torold iad inatoreand atoat, ‘Onty wore | #2 Greenwich at, lot 26x83 S28 | , Te relatves aa fetends oft. family are respect, ferent citin was mutch. specifi and aaa | * weve yatustiatiy. in. New York eat GOLD DULL AND. PTRONe. ues attr pin Eas awit ak ic | Tg i ara Vike" Noeago West Fittest street on Friday after Without examining tne: different mills or manufac. | railways, particularly in New York Central. | qne gold market was dull, and for the present the | for Stateand 660.» 67¢. for Ohie. Ba bo ae noon, at one o'eloel tories in those ctiles wnere the improvement claimed bad been aod that under such notice de- fendant was entitled to give evidence of the ihven- was {n limited de- ‘The movement to lower prices was assisted bushels Canada by the larger operators, who hammered tne market REEMAN.—On Tuesday, April 26, HowAaRD, son of speculative interest seems diverted to the Stock Ex- the late Solomon Freeman, aged 21 years, 2 mouths change. Under the early reports concerning a new Dida neat gata en ay dull and nominal, or yp (et; the offerings of most | No 786th ar, wm, lot Box125. 's.—-The market waa Funtont articles still, bet bust tion by others pri dave of the pateut in suit. | for the purpose of buying fresh mstalments of stocks Tight, butrales were quite steady, ‘The | s p10ts, comprising 2 city lots, on Union av, ae ( “tthe relatives and fHlends of the family and mem- on by others prior to the dase o! patent ip sul Funding bill and upon the: continued ment from | eni fet, and rate troleun mprising 28 city lot, on Union av, aear elatiy Mr. Justice Miller delivered the opinion. a8 well as of letting in outside apeculatora who pro- | tno pot a the May ame aie totat’ aie: vere Seer "ike Geahbaoenty were: TOLL outhern Boulevard. Porn bers of tue Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity are invite! to bts BY MULLER, W pepe ; , *s Hancox vs, Steamer Syracuse—Appeal from the | mised to buy if the market would react a little. The 7,50) bushels wheat at 4d., and 100 bales | jots and attend the funeral, from the New Jerusalem chus n Bath st, with 2 story brick house, 6 #, erpool, per steame bursement so far reaching $5,500,000—the market be- tiene Md. To A nt 1,000 bbia. petroleum on private. corm-r of Monroe place and Clark strect, Brookty1 Ciroust Court Jor the Southern District of New | cliques are still holding vast quantities of stocks, | came heavy and the price declined to 118%. With | {ermB ‘Lo London 15,00 buabels wheat at OA0, an aivance. | y fot Cues Fy about Helty los .c-- on Thursday afternoon, at tures o'clock, without York.—This was a case of coluston on the HudsoR | and by suffering the marker to droop to-day brought | ‘ye home advance in bonds, which closes. out their J quariare grain at Sy d.1 Ut crueredto the” wast coast Bart | 1 9C## f 7k at 1M few of ay Ae 383103 a oo river, near Percy’s beach, between a tow of the | in another line of “shorts,’ who were induced to Y a bark (now at Alexandria) from Philadelphia to stettin, x. JORRGON. AND. i JRAHAM.—On Monday morning, April 25. after # avanlibility for. export, the dealings became more ac- tive and the ran up to 113% quite sharply just before the final transactions in the Gold Room. The course of the market is shown in the tabi Syracuse and the steamboat Rip Van Winkle, owned by tl pellant. The questions were of faot, the pee sy the ston and manopuvres of the boats as proven. The decision of the District Court was in favor of the Rip Van Winkie, which was re- Frith Seae ble. petroleum af te. bark from Baltimore long illness, TIETJEN GRanaM, aged 68 years, the Mediterranean at 5a. 60., wl bbls. bark from Philadelphia ‘to ‘Trieste, with bbls, do. montis and 15 days. The relatives and friends of the famtiy, also the members of Gerinan Oak Lodge, No. 82, LO. 0, F. and of Roland Lodge, No. 10, A. 0. of G. B., are Pe sell on early telegrams that the Ways and Means Committee were about to introduce a new funding bill, I¢ was not until later in the day they learned that the proposed substitute for the Senate bill No 78 Concord at, Broo! B Ko $0 Taylor at, Brooklyn, lot 21z100 NU 108 Firat place, Brookiy! ith 3 vroleu . Pe nr RE Anmerr with BO de toes te in ee THE O DAY MURDER. 113% 2P. M. bark ( } ‘<_ suena fanesale fe Shy reed et u eum } Hh street, between First and See- eee Oy a area ad sustice’ Swayne delivered | OF such @, character as not to interfere with ae Wa BAP E80 tors, to tne Metiotraoun aan Deck; e Dark ieMe: | Tho falure of Philip Cooney to come into the AVenues, Gn Thursday steruoon, at half-past ou the opinion. the natural course of the markets, a3 @ four tee ee 4 tanzisy cooperage stock ; one to, Cardenas, same cargo, 00 | Twenty.elghth precinel and surrender himself to ock. The ship Maggie Hammond vs. Moreland et at.— } P‘t cent loan will require years of gradual negotia- 3% 6:80 P.M. fumber, at #10 Iso @ schooner from Darien more, “Lightning Charlie,” who has secured all his : REENVAULT.—On Monday, April 25, MARY EMILY, wife of Isaac P. Greenvault, and only daugher of = W. Disbrow, aged 36 years, 3 montus and Lé days. The relatives an’ friends of the family Tully invited to attens the funer afternoon, at one 241 East Sev. HASSELDIC: tion, even if such a méadure should pass the Senate at all, where it would be likely to encounter the ‘Steadfast hostility of the friends of Mr. Boutwell and the original scheme. In the early business the ex- ceptions to the general heaviness were New Jersey Central, which advanced to 106% through efforts of 113% Appeal from the Cirewt Court for the District of Maryland.—\n August, 1866,the Hammond took on board a cargo of iron to be transported from An- drossan, Scotland, to Montreal, Canada, and sailed; but subsequently, in consequence of stress of wea- ther, returned to Eigian’d, and discharged cargo for Ce eee actny were O10 tales ne Biige a Me Bode, | ctates in the barroom fight in which O'Day lost hts 28e. 100 cx» 300 doy ALBIIE., 480 do, at 28. and 100 do., for August delivery, at | itfe, tas caused considerable comment, All Higa, Ot domeaiio Uarging G2 Salen wore eold st 86. | t4, evidence so far obtained shows that the [OPS —The market was without change of moment. There Pease ) wat only moderate demand forhome nme, bata fair inquiry | acceased bully, O'Day, made an attempt forexport, anies for which were restricted, however, by the | npon the life of Philip Cooney, and he or some of his firmness of holders. Prices ranged from 12c. to 22c. fornew | associates rendered a good service by ridding the Holders of gold patd from two to four and half per cent to have their balances carried over, The European steamer Silesia took out $48,000 in specie, The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were a3 follows:— are respect- . this (Wednesday) her late residence, April 23, HERMANN Tepairs at Cardiff, the captain protesting that tne | the “ring” to bay, and Pactitc Mail, which, on the | Gold cleared. «$46,480,000 | stop, with moderate offerings. "Yearings were quoted at 4c, | eity-of tho victim of his own rashness. All potice | Haneernicre Amd 44 tents ald t Movi ago. the Fey, Cam Ok be made tn time to complete Re | report of Postmaster Creswell in favor of doubling | & 1,950,824 |“ TAY.—the demand was fair, and though the arrivals were | Oitiolals express surprise (hat Cooney ts 50 Shor | members of Hermann Lodge No, 208, F. aud A. M., either have released the iron in November after re- | the China mail service, took a sharp upward turn. Currency balances = 1,569,720 | quite liberal, prices were steady at Mo, for shipping and BL a | StS) | ’ are tespectfully invited to attend the faneral, from pairs or proceeded on ner voyage, with the chance of completing it betore the close hf navigation in the St. Lawrence river, or tf, when tf became necessary THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. 1 25 for retail lots; 9c, a $1 for long rye straw und Sc. a | Stand an investigation that would doubtless end in ‘Be, for shor: do The following shows the results. of to-day’s busi- his honorable acquittal, if he be the party who in- ices were nominal at | fiicted the wound from which O'Day «died. 40. do. for Staal; Oie. ® | Sufficient time having @apsed for Cooney to sur. St. Joun’s German Lutheran church, 81 Christopher street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. HERMANN LopGE, No. 265, F. AND A. M.— The improvement so frightened the shorts that in their frantic scramble to cover late in the ia, fe ness at the Sub-Treasury in this clty:— for jute, and 70. e. for Tampico, in bond. ae Brethren, you are hereby summoned to atvend a@ pn dg be oy oe repairs could not be alternoon they ran the price up to 41. On the other General balance yesterd: $87,958,825 Tie market was quiet, t ‘demand being tight, renter himself, Daporesson ie rte cat ne the special communication of the lodge, at our rooma, mad eto jus er procee ling om her | hand, Erie, on a further decline in London, sold | Gora receipts ‘erT: but prices were quite steady at the following quotations :— | City last night in search of him, and” obtained & war | ar oad Fellow's Hall. this (Wednesday) afternoon, at Voyage, the car.o shouid bave been transferred to ‘doante. 26 xk Island, 1 iciotenas‘ot | Gola Pp ta ify 92/558 | Buenos Ayres, 2 to 27 Ibs, ic. & fo, gold; do., | Tait for the arrest of Cooney, who will doulviless b€ | One o'clock, for te purpose of paving the last some other vessel for transportation. Mr. Justice | Gown to 2334. Roc! land, on @ large increas: old payment 20 to 38 Iba., 2860. do. ; Montevideo, 2 Ibs. non; | secured, ‘The theory ts that’ Cooney is im the city. | tripute or respect to our late past imuster, W. Be Cilfford delavcred the opiuion. earnings for the past week, advanced to 1194. In | Gold balance 84,082,080 | Corrientes. 21 to 22 Ine., 220. a 2'yc., do, ; Rio tirande, "2010 | drank, and unable fo appreciate the advantazes that Currency receipts...... Currency payments... Hermann Hasseldick. By order of Stimpson vs. Woodman—Error to the Circuit B. H. TIENKEN, Master. Orinoee, 31 to 38 Yon. Be. the reaction on the discovery of the real situation of ye. a do.; Central Ameri- a lM os Wee are likely to follow a voluntary surrender. Fis best . " plan is to avold arrest by proceeding to one of the * RESO! . Court for the District of Massachusetis.—This was | the Funding bill, Ohio and Mississippi ran up to fo gle ance. 2,727,489 cap Vesna ds Too Ta yh 2 ton not trim Ep town stauon, bouses. teoog. and voluntacily sur: we sna Zz bapa! neds br anaction to recover for the infringement to Wood- | 34% and Lake Shore to 93%. ‘Toward the close of | General balance ++ 88,459,409 1 16 94 “Tbe i ‘Oru to 19 Ibe, Iie. |, rendering himself to the sergeant in command, for oagte Customs. sday morning, April 26, THeO- 45 yeas, nds of the family, also United ». 207, F. and A. M., are invited to at- 1 tne funeral, from his iate residence, corner ‘aie and Franklia streets, Greenpoint, on Thursday afiernoon, at two o’eloek, Philadelpuia papers please copy. HAVENS.—At Lafayette, J., on Saturday, April 23, VALENTINE, Son of Albert G, Havens, The relatives and triends of the family are invited. to attend the funeral, this (Wednescay) afvernoon at two o'clock, from the Reformed churcu, Lafayette, Bergen City. Hong.—On Thursday, April 7, at Florence, Iuly, ANDER 8. Hong, son of Jolin ane Jane Hone, in man for an improvement in the means of ornament- ing leather, Tie question here was whether the court should have submitted certain matters of evi- dence to the jury for their determination, or whether they were properly decided by the court. eThe court hold that there should have been a submission of the facts to the jury, aud reverse the judgment below, remanding the case to be tried accordingly. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the court. Mr. Justice Clifford dissented. United States ex rel. Bourn vs.Goodyear, Executor. Appeai from the anos Court Jor the Southern Dis: trict of New York.—This suit wee commenced in the name of the United States, for the purpose of setting aside the Goodyear patent, on the ground of fraud in the procurement of iis extension, and the question was, whether the alleged fraud on the government of the extension can be investigated in the name of the United States, on the relation of a private pary. Tae business there was considerable movement in ‘‘C. C. and L. C.,” which advanced to 183. In the miscella- ueous shares Westera Union was strong. The ex- press stocks were more active at higher prices. The market at the termination of street business was firm at the highest prices of the day, much to the chagrin of the “bears,’? who doubted the capacity of the “bulis’’ to carry out their proclaimed purpose of putting the market as high as it went a year ago. The “bulls” néve at present all the prestige. of su: cess, and the outside public are falling m with them, despite the warning so often given that when a “pull is most vociferous a8 to his plans he is secretly doing the reverse of bis announced m- Me, dor; Tampico, 20 1099 Ibs., Ie. a Wo, do.; Bogota, |! it {8 useless for hun to attempt to live in this ‘city TS to $0 Ibs, 19¢0. Total stock bides, 57,600; eame'time tast | white Jourdan and McDonnell are police officials aud. year, aL Aib. masta meted in | Bedford City Jud it » d City Juctge. ee eens SNS Se tecsigeane crook. || The sunersl Of the ered man took place yes- are only moderate, and prime leather, which is most wanted, | terday from Chariton strect. ‘There was a very large iencares. Oak was in falr reqdent at steady prices. The atock | attendance of O'Day's friends, Who we is increasing. We quote: Hemlock Buenos Ayres, heavy, | hy the brother of the deceased. The liye on a boy Se Association were quite conspicuous in the procession. eS agate agg OO ier ate. At two o'clock the hearse was brought to the door Orinoso, &e., bi ‘260, a Be. middie, J73ge.a Msige.; | aud the cofin piaced in it. Ina few ininutes after do. tight, 2 good d rail kiodsand weights, | ward the procession moved up Chariton steect to fe. a Me.; poor damaged, ull kinds and welzhts, 2c. a | Maccdoual and thence to Calvary Cemetery. Se. in the Fough, Bic. a Ble, Oak Slaughter, Heavy, Be. « of “ 4c. ; do. middie, Be. a 4fe,; do. light, Ste. w 40c.; cropped, heavy, Béc. a 4c. ; middle, ie. a 440. ; light, O8e, m 4d Sh rough, heavy, ‘a de. ; middle, She. # 4c. ; light, 8c. bellies, 2 a Qe, ~ MOUAs? 4.—The demand was good for the 3 witch were held firmly, while the other gra Newark’s Double Elopement Hero Again in freely offersd at forine? prices, were almost neylected, There | —Prouble=, Chase, Siege and Cap- wer told 983 hhda., 6) tiercau Porto Rigo at Sue. a Bilge, We osapauanmantots " . Treasurer Folger announces that at the of bonds to-morrow the sellers of the ac- cepted lots will he allowed interest to May 1. In other words, before delivering bonds they may de- tach the May coupons. SALES AT THE MEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Tuesday, April 26—10:15 A. M. 25 shs Am Mer U Ex, CUPID IN JERSEY. esday, April 26, MAGA John Kelly and daughter of Eiwara Gle brook, county Westineath, Ireland, aged 25 y wife of Bow us 50, 64. 15009 U8 6-: * 3008 OB yh A tentions,. Kut in Wall street it is just as easy UB. foe ture. ‘The friends ot the family are respectfully invited decision is that It cannot, ‘The Cief Justice deiivere. ve 2 101000 U8 6's. cursey.... U1 barre 4 < i ox y ex to attend the funeral, from her late reshien-e, 147 the opinions. pers crel | to deceive py telling the truth as by telling 8 5 Ms 96'| | cunts” odashitigal. ind 'palsipa’”, mde Not many weeks ago the extraordinary exploits of | 10 attend tne fun ere ot ott i mer er The Propeller Allegheny vs. Wolverton et at.—Ap. | U2ttuths; for the sceptical “bear” will turn 60 iis ros | Clayed 1 Bie. a dashing young New Yorker named Alvah H. Rose, | iyo o'clock. peal from the Circuit Court for the District of Wie. | around and sell “a hundred” on a good “bull point.” Mg Jenn} | -Mchepvade, refine: in running off with two married women, the par- | JoHNSTON.—On Thursday, April 21, Rosser a. consin.—Thia was a case of collision between the | The success of the operators for arise in steadily aK ig ticulars of which appeared at the time in the HeraLp, | JOHNSTON, aged 75 years, > mouths and 3 days. Schooner H. ©. Winsiow and the propelier at | pringh PRs Fade ; SET wpa a ms ° AnD, | “"qne relatives and friends ave respectfully tvited to the mouth of the Milwaukee river. bringing ina tresh “short” interest at each advance | f000 Tenat's, ex ¢..... 58 ss Soe een caused considerable of sensation not only in New- | grrend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternooa, at 2 Was bound out in tow of a tug aad the propeliae trey | UP the scale of prices must be accounted for on this | Je Teun, SH ...... G44 ea | Meat tro —Btoiel ig wae il Wat the market was | uric but all over the country. | Subsequently it | o'clock, from his ‘late rekdence, 159 Devoe sireet, bound in under a high rate of speed. Both the Dis- | ground, The following were the closing prices at 55 1st Re Market. ‘There were bald $00 tons Garteherrie at #35 eo ao ieee in “pe {eysna ey it aa ‘tracted Broek ne B me SIR ae a trict and the Circuit Couris below held that the pro- | the 1ast session of the Stock Exchange:—Canton, 72 now held at 835 60a #35; Eglinton and Glengarnock were | Husband of one of the wives, Mr. Adam Oese, gi thy et riittaae | a AD Peller Was at fault and the decrees were for the | Me last ses OF MD DSOve | setae Sy BATON Fa} 106 | Nusted at #30 %O4 BO, without xal chase to the eloping trio and captire} them in’ Pitts- of Wiiliam Kemer owner of the Winslow. Those decrees are aMirmed | # 7334;,Cumberland, 3034; Western Union, 3254 a 327 ais was neglected and nominal at burg. Adam returned with his wife, whose name, «is of the family are respect- by this court, Mr. Justice Strong delivered the | Quicksilver, 8} bid; Mariposa, 7 @ 74; do. pre- me fo Boy} ot a dull and } singularly enough, is Eve, and the affalr, after sery- | fuily invited to atvend the funeral, from her late resi- opinion, nominal al a Throg’s N clock, ‘The ren taymond ehureh bu ferred, 14 @ 1414; do., certificates, 429 bid; do., fist preferred, 47; Pacific Mall, 3044 a 39%; Adams Express, 62 @ 6294; Wells-Fargo Express, 21 a 21%; » on Thursday afternoon, at ains Will be interred in the St. ef eround, at Westchester. ove quiet bul ‘frm “at @7l's B72, were qui rm a C4 ing asa nine days’ wonler, dually dropped inio the Garreney, for American and #89 4 B00, gold, for Endltal | tness of the pact, Yesteriay. Nowever, It was Py Ho LY se be? le, Or Tecan revive in @ manner consonant with tue nove! bear- Bt rs Pierce vs, Dor, Trustee—appeal from the Supreme Court for the District of Cotumbia,—This appeal was is. - ings of the former episode. Lockg.—On Tuesda; April 26, Ms. Havnam dismis-e, as the amount involved does not brio 8144 crea vowine 10 Sap Rept 4 7 an 2 orcli rears, r DKE, relic e Oke, 5 var ol he the ca-e within the juris‘iction of this court. Deck | Auerican Express, 983; @ 933%; Unwed States Ex. Le RUG Ue Me eark il Ie ammard| sce eee. Solting alice Onin BC at eeeoenh Te ae ee et Ne en Tier ae kee bayer aed ry hg ae Tustice, ran | 203 #4% @ 44265 Mevchants’ Union Express, 6 bid; ibs fad Bera, Ube sali belng 1.000 Bones apg qhscecal ot ee ie f the rink in Newark when suddenty he | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect, J rr re Insurance Company vs. Van | x, , coseolidated = do 11st | Bold, OO One are’ » to. and at do. | heard @ desperate hullabaloo, and looking up ol uneral, a resides of Duzer—brror to the Supreme. Court of Hinois cratic] Mn aes derstand Restriise Te eee easy ele eee toraes prioe mam CoBE | horved Adam Goss approachiig lim on a rut, fol Charles F, Williams, No, Tor <isisset with costs. Decision an- ea ' i Lei J ? Oe | At ieye. « 19uc. for Lake and Baltimore, lowed by some companions. Alvale, believing that e, Brooklyn, on Taursday atte nounced by the Chicf Justi Erie, 239¢; Reading, 1005¢ 10694; Michigan Central, | “goo 0,0 & 400.Mi & Si Paul pt..!. 764) NAVAL Sroues,—The market for spirits turpentine was wis the object of Adam’s wrath, took to his heels lock, Without further inv! — 25 a 126; Lake Shore, 92% a 9274; Illinots Central 2000 C, C ° 400 Tol, Wab & WRR.. 523; | ‘ull and heavy and prices decidedly lower, closing at | aiso and sought refuge in the grocery store of a man Loox woop. —On Bunday, April 24, OLIVIA, wife of UNITED STATES COMMISSIONE23’ COURT. mie 4 fad) Sour | 1500 Chie ii ou ai . 6d 5S. 4 de. for merchantable and sniping lots. There were | named Nichols, on the corner of Washington | Frederick Lockwood, in the 6Oti year ot by peters 198 a 142; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 106 210534; Cll- | 600 Del, Lack & W Ist 96 J nd heave, though prices were | aud Marshall street. The grocer closed and locked tives and friends of the family are re Evasion of the Hévenue Law. cago and Northwestern, 16% @ 76%; do. preferred, | 7W0 TOP £W letiwd 70g 1S and 480 do. Ni the door, ana speedily Adain arrived and threatened the funeral, from the residence of her #on, Before Commissioner Osborn. 8714 & 87%; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 107 to break in the door unless he was admitted, He ik M. Lockwood, J., this (Wed- 2, $2 15 a B20; No. 1, do, and window glasi changed. PROVISTONS.—Recefpts, 223 bbls. pork, packages cut meats and % do. Inrd. The market ror 0 took another notion, however, and sent for a police officer, Mr. Nichols meanwiile dolng likewise. do beet, exo | Adams’ ofticer came first, in the person of Sergvani ork on | Benedict, who, ou~certain representations of O-s°, ) morning, at ha fpast ele viral Railroad of n ofvlock. ‘Train Jersey Irom foot of en A.M. Her remains ment. The United States vs. John West.—The defendant, & wholesale liquor deater, was yesterday brought up for examiiaiion on a charge of not keeping the 774 a 79; Rock Island, 11834 a 119; Miiwaukee and St. Paul, 61% a 62; do, preferred, 7634 a 7644; To- ledo and Wabash, 624 a 62%; do. preerred, 75; the proper Books required by law. Commitied to | Fort Wayne, 924 998; Alton and Terre Haute, 31 Bs Sophias pean neato bead ene am ter orees toeeeweaacsL tothe Hiatlon hOdEE, Ocua ack fort Wage Bis ine has,| sticer SO Mamta, AEN Sdbe Cont koe Goes, awalt action o: the Grand Jury. & 83; do. preferred, 63 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 39-4 better, closing at $2820 a #2595 for new meas. There | become burdensome to lum, in consequen The rela'ives and friends of the fim The Bay Oil Smuggling Case. 33% @ 33%; Delaware and Lackawanna, 106: 82% were fold. ah ys a ba bgt ag States, of the manner in which Rose fully invited tend the funeral, Before Commissioner Shields, New’ Jersey Central, 106% @ 108%; Chicago and Fed x Instat L000 Ubla “Westen “prime ‘mess for eeport | lwltering about his house, tempting Eve, noon, ck, from Christ ; amis batouihnen exhttiitvee 8 ths tase Or Dante y ; i nen eee Wes Stiga SR ois chiety at the latter price. "For | Yesterday he caught: hi Pith’ avenue and Thirty-lih street, The remains % i e of Dan: Alton, 114a114%; do, preferred, 114 115; Morris 40000, CTO RR future delivery there were sold 1,00 bb's. at $28.25 for May, | for no good. The wret will be taken to Trinity for interment, McCott'r, a wholesale druggist, charged with con:- pilcity in smuggling bay ou to this port, was con- cluded, the charge bemg dismissed and the defend. ant d.scharged, 62 0.000. +4.b call “ay 2% Dub 4&8 RR. 100 Wells-Fargo Ex.... 203% 25 Nor & WorRR. 12 o’Clock M. and 2:15 P. #15500 US 6's, "81, ©..05 ‘25000 US 5-20, , "62. and Essex, 93 bid; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 111% a 111%; do. preferred, 110 a 11034; Iron Mountain, 44% bid; Dubuque and Sioux City, 10744 a 108; Co- lumbus, Chicago and indlana Central, 1744 a 17},. MANN. and £28 %5 n #28 47% for June, ‘Dressed hogs were quoted | the middle of his story and sobbed like a i AL I2gc.a Bi2%e, fordune, with a moteratedemand. Beet | Young Rose, on belie brought before Justice Mills, was quiet, but prices were steady, Bales 100 bic. within the | stated, dm the other hand, that he was peacefully Wacin demand, abd 800" Nercen prime mes @ beet | pursuing his Way to the circs, without even dream fe quote:—indla mess, 897.90 6 ing of Mrg. Oese, when hg was chased by ner hus 50 U C At Albany, on Monday, April 25, WrLLiae a MANN, formerly ol New York, aged 41 yours Funeral at Hyde Park, on Thursday a three o'clock. MANAHAN.--On Mon rnoon, at was in demand, private term » alter a lingering 9 S. and prime do, Ba RY ee? hams were » wit band, He also averred that Oose’s statement about | tilness, PETER MANAHAN, ip the 6zd year of hits e COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. a opts Stoo a0 small sales within the range of 824 a 830 for common to | his shadowing his Wife {8 utuss'y false, ‘The magis- ne Felatives anil ikienus of the amily are resp A Heavy Calendar Disposed of—The Close of | The foliowing suows the highest and lowest prices | 30 do. 1500 rime Bouthern, and 499 a §58-for Western. : Cut meats were ite not only decided that Ho ground for comp fully invived to avien t the funer: US 5-205", vi the Church 1000 US 5-20, ©, rm, especially for pickled hams, which were freely sought = puts 10000 do. Nn existe Lagainst the youth, but informed him of the Nativity, in avenne ©, between Futh and Sixth : the Term, to-days— athens Actas: | eee Ta bode rapa Me co AT ue dor dey salted anh picker stipabiors, Tete | Was this duty to make cotnpiaint aguinst Adam and | streets, to-day’ (Wedmewtay ‘elock noon. Before Gunning 8. Bedford, Jr., City Judge. New York Cen. & Hud. consolidated, “958, oii | 's000 Us S30 8600. 4 Soc for smoked and baxged. bats, Ic. w We. for pickled da, 16? Nis arrest, aiso of his companions. Kose de- MEKKER.—At her residen ‘own, N. Je, BURGLARIES, New York Central & Hudson scrip.. 927% 91g d0.-... Bacon was quiet bat firm at former prices. We qnote :—-Long ned taking levenge, however, and’ the party left } on Tuesday morning, April |! MARGAREP 44 4000 do. se8 At the opening of the court yesterday James Willis page ported pee. ee eb aaacea Lie., and Cumberland MEEKER, relichof Audrew Meek , aged 86 years, 4 ao r lard was firm, with a mode- Oa my Funeral on Thursday afiernoon, at balf-past iwo pleaded guilty toan attempt at burglary in the third Be RBM | soos ess curry: Soot eae Weire Moen ako ted preaeaenas ter Dobe aed ANTIQUARIAN RELICS AT TRENTON, N. J. o'clock, from her late residence, degree. He was charged with breaking into the #, 9334 92% July delivery, at 16%gc. The market for Putter: was only ies © shee Wass Ipiarichitah bai Sees Myrns.—At Rahw J., on Sunday, April 24, of liquor store of John Parcell, 600 Broome street, on 53 b2 ig moderately active, but the receipts being small prices were Within the past few days a large number of old apopexy, Major PF. A. Myers, of West Pofnt, Miss, sre) Leia 105% «105 firm, especially for the good grades which attracted more | ong curious coins were dug up at Trenton, N.J., and | aged 64 years, the ist of this month. The captain of the precinct preg y pling Gani oy ro Bhng: lfetner nvel eee potm ‘The refatives and friends of the family are invited to atiend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at demand and firm at our quotations, ‘The receipts and stock | crowds of people visited the pl were light. pe where they were caught the prisoner emerging from the premises with rt y -Old crop butter--Good to prime e) eces were este! ” . a “ immny in hls bosestton. Judge Bedford, having 119g 4 8 fate. {kood be dong euraeere oid phege Pha ue 2 ag tape 0 ren " oem broth, 06) is i 24 2 .; fair Western, o Of 2 I i ali B P's, i Tr CHE TUPI RENEE US CHa ES tear eh ee L Win ertee cen eel ouchcaena cre o14 ie. a Sse. ;eommean | ‘Trentorians are now absorbe! in speeniations on the | [eave toot of Cori tii two occa prisonment in the State Prison for tivo years and six-| Onto aod MISSISSIPDleees te BAK B85 Beate igo, Hamm prcpcceod soreness RaIE’ Ls HE i cO RE Te TG OF Td Bet ce Eee Ome tuk Many ANY, the months. New Jersey Central: 108 See te a Bio Wetelties tian Ug he eee eaa Yara her Shock alee tat beloved daughter of e Nuwan, aged 21 years. Joseph Wolf, Who was indicted for burglary in the | Gol., Chicago and 1 17% Bie n grades, 24c, a tke. Cheene—Fine and extra by th ents. © P- orn at Oakpont, parish of Sluudruiu, wear Cuaclee first degree, pleaded guilty to. the second grade of | Western Union Telegraph. 8256 State inctory, tb'gc. a'17 366. ; fair to good do., 4c. a lic. good | tured by the insurgen ville, county Cork, Tretand. that crime. On the 15th inst. he entered the apart- | Mariposa preferred re to extra farm dairy, lc. a Iie, ‘The reiaives aud friends are invited to attend the ricnts of Joseph Stozeck, 194 Second street, and was | Pacitic Mail. . % 41 3846 PurroLeom.—The tmarket for orddo, in bulk, was more funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at wo o'clock, from in the act of currying away clothing when’ arrested. 5 ia niece seeseenant datas | | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. i her father’s residence, No. 4’ Inlay atre W'kc., almost all at the latter joe. Crude, in bbis., was _— » South Brooklyn. THE “OPPOSILION” TICKET FOR OFFICERS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE. ‘The officer informed the City Judge that upon search- ing the prisoner a bunch of keys, one of which was “ held with firmness at 20c. No sales were reported. Napbtha PLATT.—At his residence in this city, on Sunday, a skeleton key, Was found upon’ him, showing that | _ T#¢ following opposition ticket was reported to-day was quiet, but stendy, at 1c. ‘The market for fefined was Married. i Aprii 24, AMMON PLATT, of the firm of Sirang, Piath he was a projessioual burglar. He was sent to the | by the Nominating Committee for ofMcers and for active and excited, and prices wore decidedly ‘higher, BUCKBER—LETSON.—On Monday, April 25, at the | & Co., of New York and Boston, State Prison for flve years. Governing Conuaittee of the Stock Exchange for the glomng at 7c. cargoos, | with light offerings. | residence: of tue bride's moter, by the Rev. S. i. ‘The demand was chietly for export, Salen 500 bales at 26isc., re 7 0 SHEL $5000 do, at 2654 ‘A it 26\se. | Buretar De Witt BUCKBER to RACHEL A., Rha the Amchaltuext aie; ako B00 cases prime woke ag | duguter of the late Thomas W. Letscn, all of this BH, and 6000 do. “gaslight” at B20. Jobbing lots | city. No cards. ss were higher, selling at 2c. a 80c. In Philadelphta DuycaN—Kastiow.—In Jersey City, on Monday the market was decidediy higher, especially for | eveuing, April 25, by Rev. S. M. Rice, Hesry E. April, aaten for which were inade aa bighaaio.; atthe close. | funcaN to ELENOR, daighier of R, B. Kashow, Funeral services wil! be held at the Church of the Holy Trinity, corner of Madison avenue and Forty- pod str on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock. The remains wiil be interred at Woodlawn Cemetery. A special train will be in waiting at For- ty-second street, The relatives and friends of the family ure invited to attend. ReEEVES.—On Monday, April 26, Hattin EvAn- CONVICTION OF TWO GIRLS FOR BEING ACCESSORY EB. ensuing year: President—William Seymour, Jr. Vice President—M. A. Wheelock. Second Vice President—James Mitclicli. Secretary—B. O. White. Treasurer—D, Ss, TOA The most of the day was vccupied in trying an in- dictment against Ida Campbell, who was charged with aiding and abeiting James Campbell in perpe- trating a rape upon a young girl named Eliza McKenzie on the 5th of this month at No. 9 Pell however, prices ware rath hia ford at nocsga were WOW | Ug. of Port Richmond. Staten Islan. . Hay: _— Fil at 265g0. wm 27 4 - . oR street. The jury returned & verdict of guilty of being Paha Pu games neree out aro K. STREET QUOTATIONS. Rr carolina. wag ae, i al ic, for soenteion to a Shannon Lan ae a ‘ Epa a Deore bom Wat baad fhe play Harriet Reeves, aget an accessory Defore the fact. larvin, J. L. Brownell, G. H. Brodhead, J. ‘ar- ER ain prime, with a moderat na ‘were jerce 31, by ev. . Ba 3 ” urn, G 7 es 9 el 4 biefiv at 7 BROOK to HELEN Mak LOTRIDGE, both of tits cit, ‘The reiatives and trie. algo the tt dlerermaeg an reat of Judgement on the | Mulgrave, Rewben’ Maniye Wr Alem: Sanlthe: ‘Tiree | weet Cn Tele eee etre O7Clack Pe Me | Scuat.-the market for raw wan, pasaabiy active, tue de- | ‘No outils. "| members of Tecamsen Li YM. Upon Which that verdict could be rendered. | Years—G,'H. Watson, J. 'R. Garland, £. Brandon. | Paeine Mall tpand sill belng, oblate ming grades, and orices |” Paxwen—BRINCKERHOFE.—On Monday, April 25, | are respectfuily invited tr atient tie funora. this Rock Island. St Paul. &t Paul NY Central con ng” a 119 a 62 NY Gen scrip. Er Mr. Tweed read the second countin the indictment, afier which Judge Bedford said, in sentencing the prisoner, that her case gave the court a picture of the mostg revolting phose of human d:pravity, and that, asfier conduct deserved punishment, he would send "Two years—M. A. Wheelock, P.M.’ Myers. One year—Frederick White, Charles A. Lamont, GOVERNMENTS ACTIVE. The news concerning the Funding bill seemed to Ree ae ee ae eee er thd a eboried at ® | at the residence of ihe bride's parents, by ‘the Rey. quote: Cite Inferior 40 | Dr. Budington, Mr. ASA WARREN PARKER to Miss refining, 9c. a | SOPHIE GORDON BRINCKERHOFY, daughter of Dr. M¥e.} fair to good Isaac Brinckerhoff, U. S. N., all of Brookiyn. rocery, 10c. & 106.5 TALMAGE—TERBELL.—At East Hampton, L. L, in Weduesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from tue resi- deace of her parents, No. 163 Beeoker stieet Kowe.—On Tuesday, Apri Mes. Many A. Rowe, in the 40vh year of ver age The remains will ve taxen to Hodson for inter- flight concession. The salen wei for Cuba and Porto Rico, common refining, 8%4c. = 87fe. yc, ; good to prime refining, ety, Be, 0 874e.5, prime, to. eho i Chic &N Wopref 873 a i lev to ihe State Prison for five years. dissipate all hesitation concerning the transfer of a we erercioae beatae Bigs 5 So pen the First Presbyterian church, by the Rev, 8. ment. Lats la the afternoon Kate Marsh, who was also dicted with Ida Campieil, was placed at the bar. She was tiirteen years old, ich younger 100} tng, and was very gt 1 1, Mr, Howe, a capital to goverument bonds, and the leading houses report & business of several millions to-day as the re- sult of @ demand from savings insittations, the Mershon,D. D., DANIEL TALMAGE, of Brooklyn, to Presk M., daughter of Captain J. M. Terbell, of the former place. No cards. Dnteh standard, No , 0 wwtoldn, Lakes © 198ge i Bes, wii do. 19 to fe, © 19940. ; dow, while, 11340" Retining grades, Sic. # Oye; grocery grades, Hudson papers please copy. RUsseL.—On Tues lay, April 2, suddenly, the flon. ABLAHAM D. KUSSEL, In the vSta year of hie COMMERCIAL REPORT. age. iti r w Shge. a. 10740. wh Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the the request of the Jalge, consult-d witi her and’ad- | banks generally, private capitaltsts and on specula- TUESDAY, April 96-6 P. Mt. ‘Sitor.-Drop was quoted at 7c. and buck at 8%e., with a Died. a 4 a fle an e iy a 6 P.M. 4 ” funeral, trom Grae char. b. on Privay afternoon, at Might amnibeee fulity am onder that the Coury | tive account. The government market was thescene | Brrswax.—The market war dull, but unchanged. We | reece neni sag dail, but unchanged. Small sales wero op ALDWIN. At Harlem, on Monday morning: April) three o clock, wi hout further notice. ‘The Poutical Gir having pleaded guilty, Assistaut District Attor- | Of Feat activity tn late dealings, and the 1867's, | quote:—Western and Southern, Bio. a 37e. ade at 12ig¢, » 12ige. aeea avauie BALDWIN, Widow of Jesse Baldwin, | peiperance Central Cuumuttee of the city of New ney ‘weed said he accepted the pica, tn order, if | Which are the most indicative of the course | Cocoa was dull, but unchanged, No sales except 100 bags 1.—Refined was dull and nominal at 30e,, at years. York are invited to attend, 6 lant wale WAR ma: The relatives and friends of the family are respect- NE was dail, but anche Common to prime, fully mvited to attend the funeral, from the resi- a lt with small sales | dence of her sister, Mrs. Junn W. Ketcham, avenue Possible, to save the girl. Judge Bedford in disposing of her, said ne learned that she was cne of the worst girls in New York; of prices, rose to 111%. There are a num- ber of reports concerning the intention of Guayaquil on private terms. Guayaquil, in bond, was quoted at 18c., gold, and Maracaibo, don 80c. a Sic. do. SaLey.—Al Whitestone, L. £, on Monday, Aprit 25, JOUN SALEY, & vative of the Queens county, lre- land, in the 70:h year of his age. within the range. i " . between sth and 19th streets, this (Wednesday he relative: that sho was ised by lier own Mother (Who KepLa | the goveruniént during the — months —_of | | CORPAGE was quiet, Dut steady at 2c. w 23e. for mantle, | “sjcrns, There prevailed» falr demand for goat at steady Enis coat casuntencrnoe (Wednesday) | The re latives and Siete Of Che TAMMY ate Feapeoe. m ; Hiunt) as w decoy duck to get youn, wt 20c. for Sisal rope and bolt rope Russia, and 17¢, for | prices. The sales were 100 bales Mexican, $2 do. Buenon a ~ fuliy invied to a*temd the funeral, (iis (Wednesday) house of prostituttun) y get young | May and June as to the extent of the bond purchases | tarred do. ‘Ayres and 13 do. Paytm 01 wate te eer were more Long Island papers please cop) altcrnoon, at one o’elock, from his late residence, nt iris tnto houses of prosiitution, and that his object ‘ % a 'CANDLES.~The market was very dull, the demand for all | ponght after. but at prices oring buyerm. The sales were BALLY.—Professor Dr. E. BALLY. Wiiltestone. e J °. segs in closing up the fiscal year, but their extravagance ry dull, i Wit ne, L. E in sending her to the holic Reformatory was to , ts s Aron kinds being small, and prices were heavy at Ibe, 200, for | 10,0000 Ibs. Matamoros, 9,300 Trax{ilo, 2,000 do. Para, and The faneral will take place from the German Com Pennsylvanta papers please copy. take her from her moter and try to reform ‘her. The | deprives them of all color of probability. The ad- | Western and city adamantine, 870. for sperm and Be, for orm, Wi mercial Institute, 152 Pacific street, Brooklyi, Ui ~ ( mother was in cour, and did Nov like the course pur- suet by the Jurge. Mr. Howe (counsel for the girl), however, said that the community would thank lis Honor for saving the child from further degradation, AN ALLEGED DEPRAUDER OF MERCHANTS ACQUITTED AND REMANDED TOK TRIAL CYON ANOTHER IN- DICTMENT. Rodney M. Pomeroy was placed i charged with obtaining fro tat No, 178 William st a $680, by falsely represeuting patent. COOPERAGR STock.--The 0: ugar dow, 36 di $d 2 Bd Bos box do.) a iy iy Feet, ava waa. me COTTON.—A. fair business was transacted in this staple, tho demand being almost ent{cely for spion ing and export, but prices were heavy, holders generally being anxious 10 sell. There were sold $079 bales (including 152 to arrive), of which 1,082 were for spinning, 801 for export, 146 on fon and 100 were in transi’ For ture. delivery them ket was more active, but at vance in prices the last two days is the natural result of the effort of idle capital to earn six per cent gold when in the usuai channels it com- mands only four to five per cent. ‘The following were the final street prices of the government list:—United States currency six N24 @ 112%; do., 1881, registered, 1154 a 115%; do do, coupon, 11644 & 115%; do, five-twenties, regis- tered, May and November, 10834 a 108%; do, SCUMERSAHL.—In Hoboken, on Monday evening, jer @ lingering iliness, Buraa, youngest of Frederick L. and Bleu Scimersahi, aged 6 years, 6 thonths and 78 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fnily invited to attend the luneyal, frome the resileace of her parents, in Garden street, new Ke-eau — » Hoboken, N. J., on Thursday, at wwelye o'clock NOON, _ SUBPHERD.—At the residence of her son, Geo’ Shopuerd, 822 West Dwenty-seoonsl street, ou T. dey, April 2%, RUTH, widow Of Wiliam She, b rl. (Wednesday) afternoon, at four o'clock BRADLEY.~-On Tuesday evenug, Apri! 26, Mar GARET BRADLEY, Wife of Jonn Bracliey, after @ ltuger- ing tilness, in the 24th year o. h rage. atives and friends of the family are rospect- vited to attend the faneral, (rom her late rest. oe, No. 436 West Tht ty-fivst street, on Thursday YDOON, Ai IW 0 O°K. —Ou Sunday, April 24, HENRY BRUNER, ars and 7 days. atives and friends of th to attend the func “Linseed was dull but unehanged. Sales 1,000 bags, 0 arrive per Nelson, at #210. We qnote:, Ibe, | timoti 8 $7 50, and rough flax, $2 15 n #2 20, Tonuacco.— there war a fair business transa Kent the demand in read 85 t family are respect- f eneraliy tye. below thong his late re- Finn. As {ue “wioxeeution were unabie W } 1863, coupon, do, 118% a 119%4% do. do., 1864, faiding Tor dune ab Sion e Sor Oa tor he gh ths iy ge My Weak Byrenty rst atrost, On “RRO 8 Rowe sD MUEMONON uedas Aprit 26, at rove. by yloy an esse of their case, 25 1g + 40) do,, tor April, NO do., for Jul ne. wes old State at Lbc.; 20 do. Conuretiont tle! morning, at nine o'clock. jeral services at St. m4 4 " pl nf Tre jiay. Tondered a verdes of not guilty, Mr, |.2 G0, 12% @ 112%} do. do. 1865, do. do. | SY oem ton ‘and 810 do., for July, at 2! no cuted Heat 1c, 200 Wig, Conunaticus vers the Anihon Memoiat church, by the Rev, James 113%{ @ 113!s; do do., 1885, coupon, January and July, 113% @ 11143 do. do.,. 1867, do. do, 111% 9 111%; 90. do., 1868, do. do, 111% a 112; do, ten-forties, regisiered, 106'¢ a 107; do. do., coupen, 107 a 107%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. nd nj Spaniah was in | Fraticis Xavier's church, Sixreenth street. 1, and 100 bees Havana were sold ‘al Se. ¥ Cooxg.—On Tues lay, Aprt! 26, CHRISTINA M., The demand was only modorate, but hoitere | wire of Raward G. Cooke, ager 61 yeas. lem ia. the! Reatives and Iriends ov the family are reapect- fly mavit to attemt the funeral, on Tharslay, ‘rom her iate rest ea ¢, 314 West Fifteenth street, eve, on Friday, November 6, oungest son of Suliie, and the lace weed asked to have the devendant remanded til ext term, When ie w iL bitn upon another in- éictment, and endcavor ive lis conviction, The jurors were discharged for the term, and the lay to dispose of motions, During the term Judge Beriord disposed of a large puntber of eases. aut this community will not speedily forget the severe but well-timed senter ‘Thom-on, EDWARD G. SrKown, of Looky JESSIB S., eldest dang of the late Capua Goorge Kuwardes, Of New York. No cards. San Francisco papers please copy. TURTON. —At her residen:e, ai Sauds' Point, Long Taland, on Stinduy, Apri 24, Hennrerra SANDS, wife of Mr. Joha Turton, Funeral from the TALL were generally Ordinary ... views. There were sold 20,00) he Intter price for choros, Ho impsoveuent to note in trade int riment of business, ‘The demand for all kind nt ant almoatentirely confined to sniall lots to # ut WANs, and to Fell lo apy extent howe & reduction of court adjourned Ui + 248 ( of nu enles of Rioy th d prices were quite steady at Hi Tags mand prevaile T inst quuta- rormed chureh, Bedford ave. rant ry teepediy The Southern State bonds coutinued dull but | tons. In Ballimore 2600 were on. private For -pilied woot on mo . Hy nue, Brookiyn, B D., of Lug, wb CleveR assed UpOR notertor wroters ane burglars who: A ferme, Oth kinds and eval d prions b be isn) The functal wil take place on Thursday alterncon, 08 ane ani of 4 i, have been sent io Sing Sing this movth, strong, particularly for the old South Carolinas, the | Wequote: io, ordimary. eNffnee, ISG, a Isie.s init dog | quoteby: lover, Aro heavy. Tho: Stieries continue fair, | ai DAILPASL three Ofc ock, frown the Fealiieuce ut Ing | (clvek. Friends und aoquaintations of tue family are The citizens of New York fec! in their per- | new Tenncssces and the North, Oarolina special | Ibe. & Wiee.; good | di soe adie Prime dot | Texas Indu. and prices of almost alt grades are noma. gtaudmother, Mrs, Sarah Cogate, No. 66 Th rd st satanal af al gons and property in consequence of the vigorons ad- ministration of criminal justice by the presiding: Ise. were stealy and fem at the close, as, javi, do. a 2 place, South Brooklyn, ‘ihe family and friends are WIL ttams.—On Tur s moming, Apr 26, Wate Ho. w 196. fae (alt Tbsge. | extremes, for lots, 1bsg0. ‘tthe stock Is only moderate, ana chielly of good quality, . For Caylon, finn for ‘idee. @ 190. ; “Maracaibo, California the market is quict, the demand for both spring “eifitily lavited without further notte TeR WILLIAMS, aged 46 yeas. nudges of the Generai Sessions, knowing that the p, ex coupon, 59% a 59%: do., jhesnarre Uiyge:; Jamaica: Hoe. 2 Ihc. a eg be thopan SELLY.--On Sunday, April 24, after a short and His iriends ave tes ecttul y invited to mitent the milly Will bo punished with severity when juries con: | new, 654 a 65%; Virginia, ex coupon, 69 a 70: do, ‘all gold, duty paid, | eign fs ‘dull and prices enerally nominal. 3 S, Of Inflammation of the lungs, Epwarp | funera trem jis late residence, No, 42 Wea Broad- tet taem. Ts bbls, tiour, 200 do, | The sales were about 7,000 Ibi at dhe. 60c, CONNBLLY, agent 53 D Thurse ay aftermoen, a one ek. new, 69 a 6914; Georgia sixes, 85a 87; do, sevens, 9 a 94; North Carolipa, ex coupon, 464% a 47; do., special tax, 2356 a 24; do, new, 26827; Missouri ts, a native of Adare, county and $00 hags cot 16,839 do. cats, market again meal, 65,489 bushels wheat, 21,491 to. corn, 200 do. ‘barley and +6 do. rye. d firmer under a fair demand for cjuding 35,000 Xand XX Ohio at 4c, 9 bz 5,000 low at die, ibs. noila on +» 10. c-, 10,000 | Limerick, treland, +» Snell The friends and relatives of the family are respect- ‘ate termes | fully invited to COURT CALENDAIS—TWiS OA orr.—At_ Fostd’s \ Meaiidw, | haswseae «l 67 ye flour low and 1 . Hh tend the funeral, this (Wednesday) sand friends are invited to att ‘ ¥ ‘ le f rt,and prices again advanced about & Iba, pulled at Bde, a ibe. for lo aN . 0 (Weidnesiay . hvited to attend the sonar’ Ai Tena Before Judge} aes, 9244 098: do., Hannibal and Si. Joseph, 92. | bbl. ‘Thesales were abbut ii.0 bia, Including abort 4.0 se, for super nba" exttng 15000 Tbe. Texas at | FOFenGON, at athe o'clock, from ‘his late residence, Bho. reaoenice (Os ue | Deeinet, a Barnarl.-—Nos. 115, i, 115, 250, 263. ss s i ix a ads ‘ _ | bia. for export, at #4 80.0 $5 10 for extra. Southern flour | Bc. the latter price for nne--and 90,00 Ibs. California | 47 Bast Fourteenth street, tothe Church of the Im- hing avenue, near Cypress fills road, Surseus = HAMBERS,--Before Judge | 93; Louisiana sixes, 76 a 76; do. levee sixes, 75.476; | was firm, with » moderate demand; sales 60 bbis, Rye | at déw aviv, tor spring gliv—chigy at 2c, & W)go.—and ldo, , Muculare Conception, where a solemn mass of re- Brooklyn, ou Tiursday alternoen, at two o'clock.