The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1870, Page 9

—_— THE SCANNEL HOMICIDE. Continuation of the Coroner's’ Inquost—Testi. mony of Thomas Donohoe~The Way the © Boughs Politely and Quietly do Things in. the Eighteenth Ward—That Man with the Gray Coat and His Nice Little Knife. The inquest on the body of Florence Scannel was | resumed yesterday before Coroncr Cornelius Flynn and his medical assistant, Dr, Shino, It was one of the most remarkable proceedings to be called a coroner's Inquest that has been held even in this clty forsome time. lt was in fact a trial where the ‘witnesses were put on the defensive throughout. Motwithstanding the protests of counsel political matters having no bearing whatever on the ultimate ‘Purpose of the inquisition were lugged in to such & disgusting extent that even the jury found fautt by yallng Out one of the political questions when its Propriety was submitted to their decision. Indeed the way in which politics were dragged into the Case Would have put to sbame any person but a coro. ner of the perioa, and no doubt iinpre:sed every in- telligent person present that one of the necessitics ‘of inquests nowadays is to have men to preside ‘over thom who understand what rights the law allows them and what rights it allows a witness, THB FIRST ANTE-MORTEM. ‘Br. Jobo R, Lecds was the first witness called. ‘Be read the ante-mortem which he heard Florence Scannel make on the 4ih of December, the day after the shooting, in which he stated that he did not | think he was dying, and that he did ndt know who ‘had shot him; the witness stated that no person at ‘the time ordered Coroner Collins to leave the room. 4 FBARFUL WEAPON FOR A GENTLEMAN. OMcer John Kerrigan cxamined:—Am an oficer of the Eighteenth precinct; tho 8d of December, a | ttle after one o'clock, I was going up Second ave- Bue, near Twenty-fourth sirect, when I saw quite a crowd on the corner of Twenty-filth street; saw de- ceased and a party of friends coming down the ave- mue; they went into the liquor store on the north- east corner of Twenty-fourth street and Second ave- Bue, and came out in a few minutes and then went aown to Mr. Donohoce’s; I stood on the cornerand saw them enter; they had not been in over a} minute when they came running out, some on | Twenty-third street and some on Second avenue; officer Wilson and myself at once ran down to the | middle of the avenue, and on our way down [ heard elther two or three shots fred; when I got to the | store the party had all leit; the first man 1 met was Johngon; he said he had been shot twice and asked | me to hold him up or he'd fall; he said 2 man wear. ing & gray coat had shot him; he pointed up the ave- | nue at the man who was then assisting Florence Scannel intos wagon; he turned ont to be John | Scannel and I arrested him; when I got him to the | station houss he was taken into a back room and searched, when we found a knife on his person | (the knife, which was here exhibited, is a large, | villanous looking dagger, abont ten imches long, with a sharp point, encased tu a sheath); John Scannel was taken to the hospiial aud con- fronted with Johnson, who recognized htm as the person who had shot him; we then took him to hia. brother's bed to asceitain who had shot him; Florence satd, “No, 1 can’t tell you; if I shonid tell you ft would send me fairly to destruction; I want you to take care of the old woman;” from the hos- pital we went to Jeffeison Market, and Imadea complaint against John Scannel on behalf of John- | #0n; there are clubs or sticks at the station house | which I understand were taken from the Scannel | ‘party; Ido pe know, of my own kuowledge, where u 6 \. Counsel for defence—We have a witness who will testify that he saw them cutting these sticks fn the | | ' i | | forenoon (here the sticks—smail cordwood sticks, | 19% about two feet in length, were exhibiied), the counsel for the defence remarking that “they were ‘the means by which peopie were to be couxed frou voting or registering illegally.” THE WAY TO WAVE A HURRAT. Witness resumed—There were five or six persona | by Florence Scaunel’s bedside in the hospital when { he made the statement he did about the shooting; } oficer Wilson remarked to ino as we saw the m enter Donohve’s, ‘I guess the boys are going to have a .”” meaning a muss; he made the remark trom Daring heard that there had been a diileuity at the registry in the Thireonth district on the Seé ond avenue, between Twenty-fourth andi Twenty- ‘lth streets, A PARTY NOT BY THE NAME OF JOHNSON, Charles Hoffman, the man known as: Jounson in the case, was next examtacd—I was not known as | mistake; on the 3d of December, aboui one o'clock, { | ‘was in tho back room udjoining Donohve's store: I he some one try the back room door, and a man on the inside opened it, when suniebody out side called, “shut that door; a rush was then made t it, and it was forced open; tho drat men who entered were Florence Scannel, wiio held a re- volver in his right hand, and a man named Flood, who had arevolver in one hand and a club in the other; as Florence Scannel came to he mde the remark, ‘Give it tothe s— of b—s,"!and struck me with his left hand im the eye; at that I saw the <rowd in the back room try to get out by the door in all leading to the Twenty-third street door, and { they were there repulsed by another crowd; I then tried to force my way out through tle door leading to the barroom, when I was there struck by Fiood with @ club on the head; as I was struck by Flood J heard the report of pistol, and on lookiug to ece ‘which direction it came trom I saw’ a man standing at the end of the. corner of tie counter | towards Second avenue; he was low in height and wore black clothes and a black hat; he nada ri volver in his hand; there was smoke rising froin the | counter where he stood; 1 was then struck again witha club; Flory Scauncl came out of the back room after me and was back of me when the shot ‘was frcd; on being struck the second time I fell; asLfell Join Scannel walked up in front of mo, cocked his revolver and fired at me; the shot went ‘through two coats aud @ vest across my ‘was the second shot { had beard; away from me towards tlie back roo. anotiier report of a pistol aud John back immediateiy, recuckcd his revolycr, me aud SHOT ME IN THE NECK; I endeavored to raise myself, aud got my hi turned owards the counter when | saw Florence | Scannel lying with his back against the counter, | Tight opposite to me; Jolu Scaunnel was standing alongside of him; @ policeman then came in and took | ine to the Twenty-third strect door; another officer | Sat me down outside on the sieps; | ‘veyed to the hospital; the ball was extracted by a i surgeon; Dr. McLeun has the hall, 1 think; my wound was dressed; 4 was sitting in frout of the stove in Donohoe's when the S To counsel for the defence the barroom side of the door; f saw Florence Sca | 8a. Sine NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 2%, 1870.—1'KLIPLE SHEMT, - - eae — nen. *i lS er i EN Rll ouieil O68 to ha a diMonity between two branches of the |’ ernment list, but did not induce any pressure of ted at 8a. 64. A bark from ts Jermnoratio party in {hs ety edorts are boing made PINANGLAL, AND COMMERG Aj, | sates. me markois in tet, was steuay at the grade | PaneI% do, ato idan oar train nite ores | Batt nee sat ang eaayae ao Hebel Sa etc aed Bee ction wich nb wo ave tne fx OF the | emuctMudrr rah uggs one i Kom | Fick ate amy gr Ute ange ide tn cawo tn sixty minutes, after hearing Mr Wack sranwn, y | MOFements of tho imarket abroad and the gold quo- | entirely womai for baye, unt Sie. Savieerfe | umbla street, between Clark and Pierrepont airesta; to him, marke behind heard a tired at the str I got whiz another; st 80 my han ov Laid 80 apyb Novenibt re hte, here. | the man he had given h's pI vate counsel in Scannel interest—What were flouity b for: thar 16 w nel that same day in a house corner of Ei street and Third avenue; he had a revol his brother came into the Fulton House between | twelve and one, and Florence made the remark | he “wanted this repeating stopped;” there were five to six persons in the room; he said if it wasn't | pe in he'd put a buttonhoie in our siurts; he | jpoke to no person in purticuiar, but addressed niin. self to all in there; he said **Ail you're getting is five dollars, and there isn’t one of ‘em would go to the | front for you as Id do; he walked over to a mau | named McGuire and threatened to biow te tov of | his head off; { don’t know what for; 1 think Mo- Gaire had got into some trouble once and one of the | Scannels had got him out of it; John Scannel told | his brother to stop; I was wii Mr, James Riley that | day to help him in electioncering for Mr. Nesbitt; I | ‘was taking my dinner at (he Fulton Bouse when the Soannels came in; I gav: the name of George Jo! son at the hospital, eo that my old father and mother | would not hear of the shooting, a3 they would have felt very bad had they heard of tt. THE RIGHTS OF A WITNES®. Private counsel for 5: business? A. Machinist. | Counsel for defence—I submit that ts tmproper. | ‘You can’t endeavor to show that the witness is not sto be credited after bringing hin on the stand, 1 let the norse dealers down easy, althougn 1 think L could have put questions to them that would have | Pinched them badly. Tiere is no trial nere, Private counsel—1 wish to show that the witness, is not worthy of bellef; that he was oue of a gang | of repeaters In the Eightcenth ward. Counsel for defenve—What if he did? You ean't | make a witness appear and then impe his tesii- .| mony. The Coroner is hound two kuow beforehand | Ahat his witneases are reliavie. | Coroner—If that be the cave I stall now adjourn | ‘this investigation and look into the Character of all | ‘the witnesses yet to be culled, | Counsel for defence—If you liad done that before you would not have pai either Tins. | 3 in the the case Man or Flood on the stand, who were act ‘scene in Donohoe’s store. i The Coroner submitted the question to the jary, and tt was decided to autmit. the questi Witness —I worked at iny trade as late as resum ® week ago; I was working on the Sylvau Shore, re- | i her, till about the Ist of Sepiember; from | rember to December { worked about a month; In ber L worked on tio other boais; 1 might have done some work in November: Ldecline tu say how | many names I went by on election day, or 1 was everjin State Prison; I am 1 an escaped | convict; I— | Counsel for defence—I think this thing has gone | just about far enough. Here ts a witness summoned | ere Who testifies in favor of Mr. Donohoe, and | straightway an effort is made to presudwe tie jury against Mr. Donohoe and to take irom him the bens- At of the witness’ testimony by impugning his mo- tives. If this ts not resolving this proceeding Into. A MERE POLITICAL TRIAL tuen [ don’ know what it is, Becquge there hiap- s i anuel interest—What is your | ihe £ Tu Just then i jo ve lower, Tb ec M1 400 pal i ol 3 . you oagut to go for me;” he said notning and passed | 9917 9 9914; Minols Central, 125 a 148; Cleveland isis ony btn fr September, at We wi7Mer, ad 9 | Inthe, n, 03 {Lo Of av Also TOO TO, hai ou ohio o do. for October, at 1c. te s— 2d ay, ws, LL tt ot 16th at, 0), Want td. on here adjourned until to-morrow at | 204 Pittsburg, 106 bid; Chicago and Northwestern, | do. as a a Aon Hin at BGO, an elove 8234 bid; do. preferred, 85% a 86%;. Cleveland, partes: geod hs Mth at, No 433 Ea Pra RR re Columbus, Cinctnnatt and Indiana, 80};; New Jeracy | O'aNary 13° 11 Hee pia el oh pte oy i oe } CAO PRANRLI IN UTAH, Central, 101 1014; Rock Island, 112% m 112%; | Low middling By Hag BM] nrontwag ans ston, vocomer, brane, $e pee, [From the Ogiten (Utah) Junction, Suly 13.) Milwaukee and St. Paul, 60% 9 607%; do, preferred, Good middling Be .. aN bi a neous Kings oan yo Yesiers ¢ Li ma tilt . i 3 A LOUK ANE 1N.—Kevetpts, Hy | jour, 115,123 ney BROOKE. | upifcl lets, ils Clactole, suit an ‘atsndane: are | TOX'® TOXp Toledo, Wabaan and Western, 60a 60%; | ate Tab das core GYRE uo” oat: The Bear | Kosciusko at, «4,176 ft eat stayronan rived 1a Oxden from the West. They left San Fran. | Fort Wayne, 027% a 93; Chicago and Alton, 115 a 114; Nand invegutar, and Ln Leunard at, w #) 76 ft x of Menerole w | cisco on ta Qusies Inte siderh 30) War Drew, of Auguata, bas a hope that his sou Charles ©., a Heutenant in te Catted recently reported ty have starved to death in the incr | mountains of New Mexico, ts still alive, Mr. Drew has tearned that there were two Charles Drews, ants In te army; that cach lad a mid- one ©, aud the other &. communication sent him from tl Ofice the clerk who wrote tt, though a fine penman, | both hew de mit that in cut the Initial ictter so 48 to give It quite us much the suape of a C or an O as of an &. From all he can jearn Mr. Drew is gow tuclined to beileve that the Unfortunate oMcer was the oue with aa Bin bis Ths iattar’s Wile Was beea Informed Uyer ty name Was ie, to go down tow: tol in nis hand; he one of those who came iu with John Scanuel; | think at the time Florence Scannel stood about in front of the middie of the counter, about ten or Florence Scatinel liad shot a | beaten ol Scaunel came into his house he had nothing good to expect from hin, and that the peace of tits house was In danger irom the moment he catered, ‘The.question was allowed, aud it turned out that fot on the police was not the man Counsel for defence i H whole ‘Mey ut ‘The crogs-examination before # petit jury of tho Witness against him would have settled the case, ‘The testimony of witness h when” the counsel for the dofence re- 1 Wauit it to appear on your minutes, Mr. Coroner, that thus wutnesy wa called without any foreknowl- be MUEATIMONY OF THOMAS DONOHOR, ‘thomas Donohoe exainined by his counsel—On 743 40. do., 1864, | MOLAgsrs.—We heard of no sales of consequence, th was dye to telegrams ft nemg that ‘oP @ he no sales of consequence, the at aac DRE einai tsesiaime store wets | the Hank ‘ot Rogland lrectors had raised tne ais: | &% 4% 100% 10876: do, don, 1863, do, do. | fans ai ingy cotind ott ot wh nantod a tua by the DuMe ‘of James Porter, who works in | count rate to 85¢ per cent—an advance of % per 106% @ 108%; do. do,, 1865, do,, Jannary and July, ¥ Ealtan Peakety Mile icin cent. But the change was so slight in comparison 107}§ & 107%; do, do., 1807, do, do., 107% @ 10734; been one or two more for on Twenty-third st follow ‘ed i three or four was ral others, coming in @ fie; his hut thrown back on the came in; he walked dit recy room; he nor elther of the part ria Merchantal ota jor came near the bar; Ihave no recollection | tn London wero down to 79%, upon which there was | 8ctlve, with a lower range in the prices bid and ough ‘the ma ority of holders refused ofreal to hum uct to go' in; there ts 0 Kaob OM | rally to 124%. Later Tn eho day one of tho bunt | S%K64. The following were the final street the ater ote, tal, ore dh tif ihe age ne panecvas ore att | tugs ad an tho ufos aconneat | Saons—tennwne, ex couon, a ao, | Wi ie at Sasa wheeled from the door and looked round, when some | the defaniting broker tumbled the price to 110%, the | 2° SSX & O94; Virginia, ex coupon, 64 60; No.4, 81 Wn OF Siig; Noe ty 82 Bi'n Bh 60; one opened thedoor and Taaid, “Ologe that door;"’im- | geoline being stimulated by speculative sates on the | 4% DEW, 64 a 69; do. registered stock, old, $08 61; extra and Widow tian $5 .o 110. Dualuee Iv and pressed the deos ln Florence Beaaieon | PAF Of some of the bull cliques in stocks who ure | GCFRA sixes, 80 a 85; do. sevens, O2 a 024; do. | Mineootarmsdaiantnoning a Re Nomis my do. old, 87 0 North Carolina, ex coupon, 48 @ 49; ‘O1L8,—Lingeed was in fair jobbing demand, chiefly for as the door was broken in, ste; one side and said, | endeavoring to get up a reaction in both lines of Western account, and the market was very firm at 5c, Puts atric cee! |spwnn, Prom te ca here wana ray co | SO nn. Oh, 36 a; ddan, oa | RSS tak a a ay With oue of those clubs wid saw bim strike. some | 120%, and agubsequent gradual decitne tothe closing | 2% B&W, 31 4 82; do. special tax, 234 a 24; byt ed at 240. 0 856 mora Mayen pels one With it; when they began to use the clnba I was standing pretty near the desk of the bar; I started ‘ds the door; as I turned round I pistol sI ter on the outside; in nis han im that manner (making the motion); PETROLEOM. we Wi better feeling in the market hot fired and immediately saw a man | 60 carry thelr gold. ‘The omtuous, unoroken peace jdda 2 ; + | for crude in bulk, owing to the f i the Standing wear the desk at the upper end of the coun: | tn the “war” now extsting in Europe also exerts a tary sevens, 76 a 80; do. raltroad eights, 63 @ 88; | Crock) though the domead wa inpovgment ‘no, higher was a pistol raised | aisoouraging influence. ‘the course of the markct is | Alabama fivos, 70 a 73; do. eights, 09 a 100; do, | prices wore obtained. Some holders demanded Ikc., but t ou); 1 saw the | oven in the table: Fallvond eights, 97.098; South Carolina sixes, 60 a | Owes gout Tie The cele ee die close, the beat pepe tite Ohne A yy a At ae aw 10 A.M 3 my 86; do, new, January aud July, 75 a 78; do, do., Au- | terms, The market for crude in bbis. was very dul, there man a a ; I pnts {| gust and October, 75 a 80; do. registered stock, ota, | BEDE, searcely any demand, NG, Priges rere: honey, and 77 82; Arkansas sovens, 70 a 76; Mobile and Onto | demand at de., with We. w 93¢c, ‘asked, Ho, alee were re. 4 Railroad sterling, 80 a 83; do, interest eights, | prices, the market ‘closing weak oat ad heh twelve feet from the door into the back room , bape) market cloning weak at a4lje., at which he was engaged In bith Fat somebody at the time} 74870; Misstssippl Central Ratiroad first mortgage | hee the bulk of the wales were sefeoted., mvere wore tue entire length of iy barroom ts twenty-six feet; sevens, 75 a 78; do. second 4’ ¢ the back room 13 about sixteen feet deep; round wien the shot was fired as I thought it was was then behind the bar, waiking down toward tne back room; Florence Scannel was & foot or eighteon inches from the bar; he stood with his back turned somewhat toward m J heard the pisto! fired { took # four-barrei a 1 had In my hip pocket; as I watked down ufter this immediately 1 was shot in the arm (nere witness wound at the back of the arm above the elbow, where the bail had entered, and another in the front of me; 1 his’ ari lo, new sevens, 17 a 79. ing aollers demanded na iiizh as #31 for lous on the spot. but the arm be‘ow tie elbow where the ball went out); | Gold cleared , fi subsoquentiy the market became: week unter ferrelverin, as Il went down to the end of the bar hear the ice | Gold balane ‘THM SURTREASURY REPORT. vat the clots purchases could have been taade nt about box tall man with around, dark, top hat made a | Currency balances The following was to-day's bustuesy at the omce of | BMH Clty mos aolt at RIO, and a few small salen prime ihe “ =i : : § ; o 7 es price wag atill 1 low with g elu aL m5 tit STOCKS HEAVY, WEAK AND LOWER. the Untted States Treasurer for wholesule lols. There were sold. 400 bbls, at #41 for so ns to intimidate the crowd who stood near the The feature of the day at the Stock Exchange was | Gord receipts + $876,256 Ngsiarn Ta004 ae c* 990 00 for city mess and #29 for Wwe box; they were crying out “Kill Donohue, kill | the collapse of the Lake Shore clique—a contingency | Gold paymen 1,888,626 | Live hogs wore ia moderais rengect tas ths wea nee Don nest T fired fhe Pistol high up in the direction for which the readers of the Haraty have been duly | Gold balan *¢ a i Rede Le a ae ee ‘ ; s . ; 1223) 12 rime grades: ove OF ad, chiotly tor box mreny pen ey g Ps Hor geb woes Tron: Woe prepared, it will be remembered that when the 653,702 | slaughterers. Dressed hozs were in tolerably fnctive, de. ind the bar the same man who had attempted to me With a club again made a pass for me and I dodged my head, the club Knocking m: near the door 1 heard another shot le I heard the buiict shots near the door, and he Kaman witha club who stood tn front of me; s (he man fell and I jumped over his body, and as 1d.d so the nan who struck bim ratsed the club as though to strike me; I shoved him one side witir , and he stumbled over to the window at the rear of the building; L then ran out into hall and by the me; stood 38 man 0) oo shoulders 12340. u Igo., now Western aitd ‘city plekled. hat opeued the hall door and there [ was struck in the | the Vanderbilt direction by a new election, ‘The | e8 pot? Bic, a de., smoked aitd bagged do. 220. a ibe. The business rk witha club which was thrown at me; 1 them | ose oe nartna g te ban inatenae 11.908: 4 n 4 | in inrd wile small, but holders were firm in their views aud nu down Twenty-tuird street, round tnto First ave- | M0st strenuous efforts were made to bull the stock. | cco tenn és, iq | About all of the sates were made at fuil pices. Prime West aue, to the station house; 1 went there for protec- | The subsidized Bohemians went into xpasms of en- | sW"0 do. Fi SER Meh en beld at the close at Lids. | The ‘sates were ee Sime heer eec | pea thusiasm over the great rise in stocks to take place | iit § Car 6 n a cenimeata; ‘iso reported sales of 600 tlerose Tok eptember hubs ® 1 4 pistols, and I wanted them to send men rouud there, | tits summer, Lake Shore being set down for 125, ow Bi | lde-—Carolina waa quiet. but steady. About 60 tiereom, us J thought Ohio and Mis:tssippi for 75, Rock Island for 140 and 600 923g | im lots, were sold at Bigc. n So. for fair to prime. Rangoon as Lett pihethoees Litre AaineGriy, tor the. station | NeW York Central for 125. In fact, Cential and Lake = uM eae ee eed int valoey 160 ngs ware pole at f F : TEARINE.—The buslness was stlil light, and we bh house aud did not enter any house on my way; a3 [ | Shoro were to sell together at the last igure. ‘The #0 itch Qen Re 1g | no important’ caleg, Priots ‘were, unendnaed, "Sanson os went round the tce box, | forgot to siate I saw a | clique was composed of the odds and ends of bank- mau lying on the Noor, with John Scannel standing : Rint with a pistol not over a foot froin his head; isaw the flash the pistol; to make room for m; life to be in danger; L don't t pistol took effect, as Tfived it 80 a3 to avold hitting oly; Lhonestly betioved that was the ouly way ‘© my life; John Scannel tried to shoot m2 tm nth street aad Fourth avenue on May 4 sng, opt OF 6 Gas M. F. especially ag the stock had improved in sympathy We quote: Hard, ; soft white, 1! at pestowtwas SS eanoes tees eet i agen & ‘with the gencrat advance in prices about that date, Sn tile’ ws ceseities taba due a ice me | hicie, as he was heard to say he would shoot | Whe decline in stocks which followed the great rise kood coe 108,045 sate good meeryy eee eS ae eng Ot | ie 62° | tn gold has, however, been tho cause of thelr bank: ‘Janome Meare thee hiss un to-go io, and as 1 siepped In the ofiice aud looked | ruptoy, When they found gold advancing so sharply 5 TR as ret ad SOT a Seats Leper Lente ary they sought to hedge and bonght gold at tne top a Wise. do SEO 15, Wyse. Y 4 Tnnd told him to go nay, or something of thatkind; | Price. To-day gold and stocks declined togéther. Posts Sich-Ratainy aredenr, ae eee peg { new go arined, at my counsel's advico; Florence | A firm borrowing a portion of thelr Lake Shore m & Co. made the Scannel shot James Irving in or six years ago; lie told me Irving fell on the Walk he had fired three more shots | at him; about six montis ago he beat a man named Kadward Wallis in my place, and just previous to the vove he attempt niuned Buras in my stoce; [got between them, and d ai u struck Jol non December 3 last; 1 was called Bo by | oe T did s0 the muzzle of te pistol ck my er election VERY PERTINENT T0 THE CASE, VERY. Te then followed tie man into the back room and beat hin until he was insenstbie, Cross-examiued by private counsel tn t —Who did you give your pistol & firing of tie shot you tired’ A. TO a man named MeDonal ‘j Q. Did you get a position for Lim since the shoot- ng? Counsel for the defence—T object to that. This kind of questioning again shows the motive which prompts the style of investigation which is gotug on. 1t was perfectly proper for me to show that spi in his house and id. thera, for he knew 1 Donohue Ol tO. the men doing tn that back roomy A. Sitting rouud | stocks were not only Kept tatrly steady, but Rock | Weet Un Te! 2 Northwestern | the siove. “y “9 5 Ankls 2 ausltie Yestern. pré Q. Do sou know wheter they were registering | Hland tn late street dealings was advanced to 113%, | n'y Gent Rock Island | abou! the ward tuat day + at which @ small sale took piace. From the lowest | N ¥ Cea StL ‘ow ‘ 3 4 points above indicated there was a rally of a half to f i#—Laurons at, No 135, one % story brick office, 26x tasted any luton it. What we ate here for is to | OW per cont, owing to purchases by tho pian it0-cidn at, Went, No BG, one Batory brick tenement, | find out simpiy the means by white Florence Scan- | shorts. In fact, were it not for the 25x43, Owner and butider, RA 0) nel came to his death, object to having the bat. | exzensive short interest in the market Vian Tl—th a 25 tt Fifth st, one | story nnd ' the young democracy fought here merely for of adyertisiug them aracter of respect. see how the portals of the examination cau be thrown open in this way. Yoe propriety of th question was submitted to the jury aud they considered it not bearing ou the 3 resumed—There n ween me and Flo! A nian wante and said, “Why 607 Sunday morning. a, Visiting safe and prosperous journey back to the f ot Enginva, During (heir brief stay Jn town the party put ap at the Ogden House, where they reccived those at- tentions and accommodations which none but the aveller can appreciate, aud for which ine jouse bas been justly celebrated for many HINGRS ON’ AN IN} treet opens F by three ‘or four betind him, and ence Scannel; once be- fore the November electton, at Bangs’, | met him and and ie sabi, “L understand you are not golag for mo rman. dodars last might that you would no swell he had hot bet. ay J intended to go for Mr. Nesbit; he tien began calling me names aud 3 that [ Was nobody anyhow, and that I was light ns tissue paper, and all that; quietly as possible and tried todo or say nothing tuac would displease fitta; another time he was in ; verett House and he remarked, “If that Dono- or runs for anything Ti fix him,” After spending the day tic cadlon and other places of . they left for salt Cen yal, Wheie they wil stay for a few days, Con- hat Lady Frauktia trayetied from England cloth, rGloMtc The market was without activity, the da ing confined to smal! lota to anpply. immediate n Prices were steady, however, especially for the bett tation here, The government bought one million of bonds for the Sinking Fund. The offerings were over four millions, ‘The accepted lots were pur- arse a Tuorspay, July 21—5 P.M Tho expected reaction ta the gold market came to- day, being precipitated by the fatiure of a party of r to a] iy which were uot v treely of speculators operating for a rive, The tendency of | “MIRO At 107 8107.20, ‘The following wero the ual | We quote: Cominon fcholoy 1, mate 6) jie pereige . pethe market presented no chat gold and stocks to move together in a sympathetic awe tite ne: at he Gurrency, e108, | demand waa only” shod ‘Duty vel smoderate vce, | dowaward movement was also more mani‘cs!. 3 do. do., » rea, 114 rices were quite soady |. for shipping, We. a st prwere Bye do, do,, coupon, 1125 a 112343 do, dvectwentien ro. | Fefeentots and wt 45a a i for lone ve Key GOLD 12176 to 11934. The early price of gold—the highest of the day— EM was duil and no sales were reported. Prices wer fatirely nommal at the quotations ‘published ta our” lawt Mt fn Our last gistered, May and November, 108% a 108%; do. do., 1962, coupon, do., 104% a 108%; do, do., 1868, do, do, registered, 103% a 10 106%. 107% a 108; do. ten-forties, aught I know; do, do,, coupon, 106% & to what bad been anticipated, and the continued de- torence ferment of hostilities between the French aud Prus- ward Barrett there taught hays door Scannel ‘ohn Scat . | Slan armies was so suggestive to the uneas: ew “4 .. me Plorouge Seannel hed | “balls” of « diplomatic peace after all, that the OE a Miah nag 3. be if taaleadh er Seale Rab hi Sh reno Wn en back of his head as he nthe Southeru State bonds the Tennessees were R ier ‘ew Orleans to the door of the back | Pri@® began to fall of, and had declined PESTON ‘There was no change to note In the to120% when it was aunounced that five-twenties | Wak and declined to 58%. The general Ist was tn- ts turpentine, which was moderately active asked for drinks or lors paid yesterday. sixes, 89 a 89%; do. Hannibal and St, Joseph, 89 a 90; Louisiana sixes, 69 a 70; do., new, 68 & 70; levee BIXes, 68 a 72; do. do, eights, 88290; do, Peniten- oil 22 to #1976 for common PB pnd were panel at 436. price, 119%. The bulls are disheartened at the bigh fy For other kinda the market was dull but unchanged. lue, prices ranging at from rates they have to pay for the ourrency with which = ay Ported. The ‘business tn refi do. eights, 65 a 67; New Orleans and Jackson, first, 82 @ 86; do. do., second, 73.0 75; Memphis and Uharileston Rat!road, 6 35; do. do., second, 72 a 74; do. do., stock, 88; Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaran- ted South Carolina, 67.8 69; Macon and Brunsivick, guaranieed Goorgia, 75 a 78; Memphis city sixes, 64 #58; Savannah city sevens, 85487; New Orleans consois, old, 73 & 76; do, issue railroad sixes, 70 a 72; ments of contracts, at Wige, a Qc, mainly at 2igc. Jobbing lots attracted but little attention; but. ware held at Siiyc. a 28¥e., according to brand, In Philadelphia the inar- Ket was very dulet and Heavy, and prices were lowe pening lols tor August delivery were frm tho cloao sales ware inado ae low as 24%; 1,600 bbls. for apot and Jusy (chielly resties of contracts), at Bige, w2I40. 5 8,000 do, for August de at 3%4c., and 3,000 ‘do, for the same delivery at 242g0., which was about the closing price. Puovisions.—Receipts, 75 bbia. pork, 140 packages cut meatsand 185 do. lard. The market for ‘Western mees pork was without activity, the Lasiuess being exclusively contined to amail lolz, and prieos were dectediy lower At the open- L turned Atthe at 25'¢0,, but at here were Kold cent per aunum to 5-64 per diem to have tueir balances carried. One transaction ex Clearing House occurred at flat for borrowing just previous to closing ofthe banks. The operations of the Goll Ex- change Bank were as follows:— Second avenue; m, showing @ healed Vanderbilt party sold out their Lake Shore stock last spring we duly advised the public. But an out- side clique was formed at the time, who contrived to keep the stock floating in the vicinity of par by most extravagant announcements of thelr contem- plated programme. They denied that the Vanderbilt party had sold their shares, put when the false. hood of this statement was discovered they boldly proclaimed thelr intention to take advantage of @ provision of the State iaw of Ohio and oust mand and stronger, closing at 12¢. hams were dull, but inehanged tn value, prices bein quite firm, owing to’ the «mail siock. We quote:-Comm mt to choice Southern and Western, $2) a $35. Tlerco beef was muiet, but held for full prices. Prine mesa was quoted at ‘a $30, with small supply. Beef in bbls. was held for fall figures; the demand was leas nective, Hough a flr budluess’ wag transacted. Tho rales were 378 Dbis., within the range of S13 a 16 60 for plain mesa and $16 80 a B19 60 for extra do. There was no. {mportant b Dens reported 1a bacon, which being 1n small supply was be! with firmucss. Long clear wag generally quoted at Lo!ge. « Ibae. ‘The market for cut meats was quiet ‘but urm ae the prices previously current. Sales were reported of 20,000 Ibs, Tough aides at fo, note:—Dry maled and pickle! Curreney p Carrency balance Wie. for city. Beer Customs. bat off; as of the back room SALES AT THE NEW YORK TIC EXCHANAE, July 21—10:15 A.M. 70 sha N¥C& HR. $875 WR its es #9 were one after ‘Thursday, #10000 US watoo Cs, 100 Chie AN WRK from Ibe. to M/¢e. for fair to chotce lols, > a i * q Sreps.—Calcutta Nuseed was quoted at $220 = #2 25, Tupt operators, who had veen aeons in former wheter ae qo eAW Rep gold, duty paid, with sales of Too) Sanaide ¢ age when I fired muy pistol disasters, such a8 thoze of Atlantic Mall and like | sung Alt & Tero It and, in Boston, 1,200 bage at $2 25, dull and in we self, as I believed my 4c. for clover and $7 26 for timothy. No ilink the snot. front my “traps.” They encountered and survived many dan- gers in navigating thelr speculation up to the Ist of July, when the plentiness of money at that period emboldened them to enlarge their operations, pominal, closing at I: gales, SUGAR.—The market for raw was inactive, The demand was very Heht, being doubtless checked by the decline in old, but full prices were still ded. Fair to good re- ining Cuba wns quoted at ® Wye. Refined was only moderately active, but “unchanced fn yatne, ge. Ke ® 300) Mil & St ¥ Jat m. Fy Bk. grades, 1ige, n 115% ¢ ie 100,201 hhus., 120,711 boxes, 376,233. place about five le the usual «1 for money representing tie + himself that after TAY tHe a domsan oi or difference between the lending price and the market and 2:15 P.M. wv. Tho demand w: ane ithe om | light, hut prioge! were wore reba wrapecially for ebutos, id at Liye prico,the transaction being known as “marking dowa Se ag tales were mado nt loc. mii ich" was held at Igo. Sinalt the stoek.” They could not respond, and the bor- 1000 do... eB fA) bbta, ‘The demaand was only c : £0000 US 5-20, c pric obigher, There were sold 260 buls, fo choot & MAN | rowed stock as Well As large amounts of their gold Tow U8 ra RUG UbN G10) taxpalds were sold for their account. The disposal! of the an- redeemed stock and gold was mado as privately 29 pogstbie, but not without producing considerable excitement-in the Gold Room and the Long Room. REAL ESTAIE MAT?éR3, Projected Bultdtongs. One o’Clock P. M. 200 she LSA M8 RR, 100 C & NW RR,. | morning, Brogatsme tais (Friday) afternoon, July 22, at four o'onck, uvaNT.—On Wednesday, July 20, at 253 Weat Forty-second street, AMANDA ANDERSON, wile of Caro'an O'B, Bryant, aged 23 years and 1 month, Kequiem masa will be he'd at St. Stephen's chure! ‘Twenty-eighth street, at ten o'clock, this (Frida: trom whence the remains will be taken Calvary Cemetery, Relatives and friends of the fumily'are invited to attend, Birien.—On Monday, July 18, at Patterson, N. J. ot cholera infuntum, Groxag ‘D. Bourtyr, son K. and Krumia M. sutier, aged L yee . BRANDA.—On ‘Tuesday, 4 ny ih ctlon Bane uly 19, Locis® SANFORD, only chill of Louis G, months aud 25 daya, SAG Bieter raids, agod 1 Caristy.—On Thursday, Curisty, wife of Jonn Cbicistg, aged ane ‘The relatives and friends are yea ectfullly invited to attend the funeral, from her tate Tesi ence, #15 Firat avenue, on Saturday afternoon, a Malt;pask one o'clock, FAGAN.—Suddenly, on Wednesday afternoon, ir of hia Ja! PATRICK FAGAN, tn the 630 ithe fu piece from the restdonoe ot neral wiil take his brother-in-law, kK Devine, corner of Hicks and Con; noon, at three BY, Patri streets, Brooklyn, thi 7 “ bedi oklyn, this (Friday) after. . from disease of the h GARET FARLEY, aged 6 years. sag ‘The relatives friends of the are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from 135 West ‘Twenty-eighth street, this (Friday) morning, at half- past nine o'clock, to the Churen of the Hoiy [ano- cents, uddenly, on Tuesday, July 19, Mare Foncy. gion only daughter of Epliraim 0, and Almira 8, C0, Friends and retatives are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from 114 East Thirty-first street, without further notice, Remains to be interred ‘in family vauit yt Madison, N. J. March 30, GeBHaRd.-At Rome, on Wednesday, Kare Gepuarn, widow of Frederick 0, Gcbhard and daughter of Thomas EF, Davis, Ter friends and relatives and those'of her family are requested to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, froin St. , Patrick's Oa- thedral. < RAUAM.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, J THOMAS GRAMAM, aged 48 years, 5 ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also Amity Lodge, No. $23, F. and A. M., Tompkins Lodge, No, 9, LO. of O. F., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 49 Park place, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock, gone —On Wednesday, July 20, EMIny Ginn, aged 26 ye ‘he friends of the family are Tespecifully Invited to attend the funeral, from St. Mary's, Hospital, cor- ts, {Hoboken, this ner of Willow and Fourtn stree: pnd aaa as ico baa in Washington, C., on Thursday, 21, Rose ANNE GivaupaN, afier a long and severe Lllncss, aged years and 4 months. Griring.—Suddeniy, oa Tharsday morning, Jul. 21, Perer W. GRIrFING, aged 60 years and 8 month e'atives and frienls of the family gre respectfully. Invited to attend hig funeral, from the residence of his son, Luther P. Gritting, 19 Newark avenne, Jersey City, this (Fri lay) afternoon, et three o'clock. HgaLy.—On Tuesday, July 19, EDWIN Heacy, in the 44th year of his age. Funeral services at his Iate residenco, No. 42 Sec- ond avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invite ee bn Wednesday, Jnly 20, after a lon: NE 1 6 Heaarry. and painful tilness, ANN#, the beloved wife of Davi Hegarty, native of Bandon, county Cork, Irelaud, age! 61 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thia (Friday) afternoon, at ono goed trom 232 Seventh street, thence to Calvary Semetery. Hianpy.—On Thursday, July 21, after a long and severe illness, EuizapeTa A., wife of Garret Le Hardy, in the 61st year of her age. Faneral will take place from her late residence, 155 ‘Taylor street, Brooklyn, E, D., on Sunday afte! noon, at one o'clock. Friends and relatives are tn- vited to attend, without further notice. TioBauT.~-At Paterson, N. J., on Tuesday, July 19, Exros, son of Frederick and Emma Hobart, aged 3 mouths. KLArrennoyr.—At Secaucus, N. J., on Wednos- aay, July 20, Avast KLATTENK! aged 36 years. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family, also the regular and honorary members of. Gompany 0, Firat regiment cavalry N. G. SN. Y.are respectfully in- Vitec to attend the funeral, from. bia late residence, at Secaucus, N. J., on the Patterson plank road, this (Saturday atternoon, at three o'clock. Carriages will leave the ferry, Hoboken side, al two o'clock KOWENHOVEN.—At Nowtown, L. J., on Thursday duly 21, Pikon Marta, wife of William G. Kowen- oven, In the 66th year of her age, The relatives and frleuds of the. ily are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from her late rosiden » on Saturday, afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Mavky.—On Wednesday, Jul, oF dysentery, Sanaw Mytron, youngest child of Mycton and Vir- ginia Maury, of Coid Spring, Putnam county, N. Monty. —On Thursday, July 21, MARBARY Monky, aged 85 years aud. mont The friends of the family are respectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, from her Nid residence, No. 511 West Twenty-second street, this (Friday) after- hoon, at half-past two o’elocs,. 5 MOLLENHAVSR.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Jaiy be GEORGE KDW. MOLLENHAUBR, aged 4 months aud ays. relatives and friends aro respectfully invited (tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternooh, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, Marcy avenue, near DeKalb, Brookiyn, Mowst.—Drowned, on Monday, July 18, Mr. WiL- LIAM MOWRR, aged 4 roars. ‘The funeral will take place at Tivoll, Duchess r=} nt 36 40. Ga, 100 O'R AW prt Pee) Stocks at the time were heavy. ‘They had been het: | Muar ocsniangJaly Ty AOC é RI KR ling, 34x19 ner, erin the moraing, but as the day wore on the | ‘scoy 4 HOP WRG supp aot Owner, George we 1¢ 2 story brick hunior of the street was to sell, and prices declined. | F108 ko Mila St PR Plin 747—8th at, ‘n 9, 359 (Lo Of 98h ay, one G story brick store and tenement, 25x00,” Own: The cliques made tervific efforis to keep them up, pat ot 10th ay, one 8 story brick rest but the best they could do was all undone again 5 {YN Mae ene as when they left the market, Lake Shore tn Le rR Morria this dectine fell to 99, New York Ce trit | guy eesan inane th Feemack’ oue 2 story to 9274, and St. Paul preferred to 7 Reading to 94%, Northwest preferred to $43 5%, Which are as low as, 20th st, nw corner, one 2 story brick welling, 23x87. Owner, Richard B Connolly. Plan 752—Kiirldge st, No 22, ‘one 1 story brick ‘stab'e Pian hat whenever Fiorence 7 Mich Cen Rie ene yer Was . vit MLS AM SRK. * 2x18. Owners, Wageuer & Pfeil. Mf not lower than, the lowest points of the previous | 7/4 Sg. oe ong "Plan 103-4010 sf. Ga, #8 fLe of 8d. ny, oned story brown day, and, consequently, about the lowest potats of | 5.0 ee SR stone front, 25x62. Owner, Catharine Hart. the present downward movement. The efforts to Flan Sb47 Od av apd) Sid. ahs w oprnee, (our 4 slory briok STREET QUOTATIONS. Halfepast Five 0’ Clock P.M. sustain Rock Island, Olto and Mississippl and Pacific Mail were more successful. The prices of these 2ixt2. er, B Gres I object to this, This ement, 2312. Owner, B Gre basement brick t\ ey er ki her stocks would lave fallen a Plan 7i2—Carmine at. a 8, at, three 5 in the papers aud soil. | Lake Shore and ot! ory brick stores An t? D and bixd “ whle persons, ‘Ico not | great deal and a pante doubtless ensued, As It Is 1 F, July S>-9P. me” | SOO PRE stores ad tenements, SSMS 1 OEE there 13 a lack of confidence on both sites. The Correr, The market for Rio was quiet, the demand be- Plan 763--dth av, ¢ 8, 50 ft s of 65d at, two 4 story nnd base- » but holder# were firm In their elews and full prices elighted with success that they cover be nie aioe * edeinanded forall grades. The sales were 600 bugs, ex ment brown stone front first cluss dwellings, 21x40, Owner, \ | ata decline of one ortwo per cent, and the bulls WH Raynor v 48th tand Ist ay,s weorner, one dstory brick contest, on private terms. For other kinds the market was | Dt, 2x8. Owner, Moses F scared that they sell at vsmaliedvance. The i t Och wi, Now M5 und 187, W, tw: was any groat ait. | STO $0 Real baa hl enacts dul but uneh: |. ‘The sales during the past we Ownern A. Kol and W, De duc following were the closing prices at the last session of the Stock Exchange:—Cantou Company, 62 a 64; Consolidation Coal, 2814 a 80; Cumberland tron, 40; | j Western Onion, 34 a 34:¢; Quickstlver, 56; Mari- posa, 644 & 7; do, preferred, 1144 a 12; Boston Water Power, 1534 bid; Adams Express, 657, 0 Welis- Fargo Express, 14.4 14!;; American Express, 43'4 a 44; United States Express, 44 a 4434; Pacitic Mail, 40% a 407%; New York Central consolidated, 987% a 94; do. sorip, 68% a 88%; Harlem, 133}¢ a 124; Reading, 96% a 0634; Michigan Central, 118 a 119; Lake Shore, Costa Rica on. private terms, a bond. W | REA), DATAT New York € Delancey et, n#, 55 ftw of Pitt st, Lith sty 5 h ipary «1 to bet me twenty-five A 194G¢.3 good du., It, TE replied Const logapore, 1 & tigcs Lagnay j Savausiia, bs old, duty pata. .he amount of business transacted in this staph here being nqalry for speculation, and » litte demand for export and epianing, and, ax the offerings were rater larger, the market was hoavy 2 quotations. The sales were Only 761 bales, of which 420 were and 24 for spinning, f put him off ag af, stand 9th ay, n ft, 08, 160 [te oF Teame in Lwent tor you onc or export tw of Ist ny, Boxtd ‘Tho business in future deliveries was ‘Vat 26 fee of Sth ay, 0 102d at, #8, 2 100,11 s Mavoo at, say 100 Ct w of Stuywexant av 06, 119.5 1Cn of Lafayette av, 20x100.6. , 188 F'n of South wo #3 ftw e of Sth av, 17x #, 74.8 ft w of Classon av, bsiween Baltic and Warren lower to sell, #6 59 by Ohio and Mississippl, #4 a 3439; St. Louls and Iron Of extra state at tho close. Thi Mountain, 60; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 10424 a 105; Morris and Hesex, 88 a 89; Boston, Hart- ford and Erle, 8}¢ a 3%; Hannibal and St. Joseph, iv Southera flour was Wo bot. Ree four s were strong. Sal Lake City by the Utah #7 for August «i quiet, the ent with Corn day (Friday), eaday, July 20, at Orange, N. J., ELEANOR VIOLA, Only daughter of Charles Duncan and Mary Jane Macftae, aged 9 months. Funeral from parent's, residence, Orange, N. J., this (Priday) afternoon, at three o'clock. McKu.—1n Brooklyn, ee on Thursday, Juiy MARCBLLA, beloved wife o: rt McKee, aged years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late rest- deuce, 110 (oid No, 64) Washington avenue, between Myrtle and 2% avenues, on Sunday afternoon, ab three o’cloc Clucinnall papers please oopy: O'BurEeN.—On Tharsday, July 21, Mary, younges® daughter of Manrice and Ellen O*bricn, aged 1 year, 11 montis and 3-days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapeot- fully invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of her parents, 109 Monroe street, this (Friday) alter- hoon, at two o'clock, PALMEt.—-In the town of New Windsor, Oran, county, after @ long and painful illness, Many Pater, wiiow of John D. Palmer, formerly of New York city, in the 64th year of tier age. ‘Tue filends and acquaintances of the family a equested to attend the tuneral, from the house her daugiter Mary, 111 South Second street, Wil- hamaburg, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, wit anther notice. PLAATIB.—Suadenty, Thoraday, July 21, o (son of Bartell “H. and Helena a months and 21 days. ‘The relatives and friends of family are invited to ithe Jugeral, Grom No. 142 Degraw street, Kiyn, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. ro SON. —On Wertoesday, July 20, CLARENOM, son. of Theodore H. aad Fanute Philipson, oval took place at ttree o'clock Thursday, from parents-u-law's house, 845 West Twontleta suddenty, of cholera infantum, on Thurq- day, July 21, Joskrd SANrorD Rust, Jr., only som of Joseph S. and Sarat J, Rust, aged 1 year aud 12 days. ‘The relatives and irlends of the famlly are respect- fully invited to atiend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 236 West Twelfth street, on Satur day afternoon, at three o’clook. Sowenpy.—On Wednesday inorning, July 20, after a lingeriag iness, ANNG, Wife of Arthur Sowerby, ith year of her age. eintives and friends of the family are respect faily invited to attend the tuneral, from ber jate residence, 154 Dean street, Brookiyn, this (Friday) aflernoon at two o'clock. Lutetient at Greenwood cemetery. Srersk.—On Wednesday evening, July 20, Littin, youngest child of Sulomon and” susanoa Sterae, u 14 months and 20 days. he rel: nds of the family are respect- the funeral, from the rest- y parents, 304 Weat Tuirtieth street, this Orning, ut eight o'clock. Morrisania, Westohester county, on 4 3 } We quote Seiad entered oninan yay to Cailfornia by way of tie Straits of Magellan 3 do. bid; Columbus, Chicago : and Rodney wt, southerly coraer, 8.1xb3x6 ees tidvahtp Tooked “remarkably well, Ab wo | 210 bldi do. preferred, 118 bids eo | 8 rally Seniee, Beak ned In conversation wih her, Lady Franklin | aud Indiana Central, 1575 a 18¢. | 6 iid Sivdam ei, Aw corner, Irreeutar lot. Noun. | not come to Amer with the expectation of NIGHRST AND LOWKST PRICES, { 6 1 SO te ot Y Ly ay tt “ai ta Se i} lamented husband, & "i y ’ is AG ae, iat | sacrifice to the cause of selence, as she las given up | !ng speculative shares were as follows: a | | -willowghoy ay'au paid, ; wl hopes of obtaimug any udditional information Highest. Lowest. | 676 | Hudson Coanty, N. J. | upon tis metanchoiy fate. However, her I be 13 | New York Central consolidate O45 92% | watotly i 00 oo tot pace ay | on her way east with the expectation of meeting | New York Central scrip. Bt, Louls low ex! 6 bo Briia Vista av, nen, HO Terrace Co, 5 Captain Hall and hearing from is own lips the re- | Brie, | Rt Lourwatraight 12 Pallsad ' Win Mayer's, 7 | suit. of hisexploraiiuns iu the icy regions, where | fariem. Hs Lonivenoine pth ie P ir . | Sir Jolin and his doomed companions spent thelr last | Reading. Ryo tlour, 6 ote 56, 68, 57, 68, block BAL... Ky 4 (t wol Bergen at, b0x161 | moments, Lake Shore. Corn meal, city... 50 eHON. | ‘There is not an enlightened mind on the Ameri- | Wabash. Corn meat, Jersey ee Morgan st, na, RE Gardner's lot, 2x10. can continent Who does not sympathize with Lady | Northwestern Cor meal Branarwine 6 Liberty et! Ns, Louise Kiei’s, 76xi00. Low | Franklin aud admire tbe constaney,, cottage and | No in gece iat eaet | endurance Which she played ln’ her endeavors | i AY ih 4 eas jc. a i °. alt, a =; _—— 5 = fo resene from obscurtty the fate of lier gallant and | Miwaukee and SC Paul. $143 for good Nore ioranicler Bt OF for Nov tee Oh ode MARRIAGES AND OZATHS \ unt ally respected husband. We wisi her lady- | Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred... 0. 2amber van BL Oty for prime No. L do, in “Married. Sviv#—Buake.—On Wedneeda: Rey. Bather Lafoute, PRaNK J. Scr) V. BURKE, only daughter of Brevet Prigadier Gen- ral Martin Burke, U.S. A., all of tues city, Died. ApPrLnrox.—At Clifton, Staten Islan}, on Tues July 19, Panny, danghter of Joan A, and Ser Appleton, in $n year, Funeral services wi st, Johu's church, Staten Isiaud, tls (Friduy) moruing, o'cloek. Baasert.—Snddenty, on Taesda D, Basser, to the s9l4 your of lus age. Tho remains will be taken lo Orange county for ng Ohto apd Mississ!ppt. store, $1 WU $165 for white Indiana, #169 for new winter Pacific Mall Indiaga. Rye was duil aud nominasat former prices, Botle barley xnd barley malt were dull and nominal, Nowsles reported, Cora wan strong at the commencement of business, bat closed dull and 20, ave. lower, or $105.0 $1 Os tor prime mixed, ‘The erica were nbout 60,000 bushels, at $1 42109 for new mixed Western, $115 @ $1 18 for white and BL 12 2 S114 for yellow. For catwthe market was quiet, but te steady, Bales 30,000 busbeis, at be, for . for Ohiv and State and bic. for New MONEY ACTIVE. In the early part of tne day there was a good de- mand for money, and the rate ranged from seven per cent ov governments to seven, gold, ou stocks, with exceptions at six on the former collaterals. Toward the close of banking hours the demand had been fully metat these rates, and balances were of- fering at six to seven per ceut, according to the col- lateral desired. Discounts are advancing and primsd double name paper ts quoted seven to cight per cent. Foreign exchange wag Qui at 110@ 1104 for retab.—Rev, William A, The market waa very quit, the offerings of icles being very light and rates werg easier to. ports. To Liverpool, per steamer, grain room war fered at 12M. and flour room could have been engaged wt about $8, 94,, although 4s. was gencraliy asked. For vessels forenarter the demand was ouly moderate, though rates wern very firm, ‘The engaxements were:—To London, Dbia, Hove at Be. Ba. and a gmail lot rosin at Be. 94.4 to ‘GI 400 bushels wheat at tates Army, Who was at eleven Inly 19, Haney He rt also, eo War ‘ ‘ eriiteke bits, X 2 and 60 do, te | Interment, this (Friday) 1 had Mh a caren nd eel nt bh oOo eat ted imecmatemen: |. BRIGGS—at Fordham, on Wednesday, July 20, Thgbieamer to-day took $053,690 In anacic, Ys, The charters were:—A bark | JAN ELizasKrn, only dauguter of Josiau aud Auna GOVERNMENTS LOWK ‘x, with 1,700 bis, crude petroteam Brtj aged 8 months Aad 1o days, dt, with 1800 bbls, J eottuiiy invited toattend » | uapitha, ase, A bark ta the Adgiatio, witn 1.400 bu ‘riends and relatives respectti oatte the funeral, from thew residency, Lais (Friday) after- ‘The large offerings of bonds at he Suly-Treas July 2, by the | to Mike Mary | Ciliton, | ISABELLA J, Stewart, formerly Dutchess county, N. Y., aged 88 years, ‘s.—On Thursday, Jaly 21, Soraia B. O. daughter of &, and Sophia M. Hinults, aged 1 year, 11 months and 17 days. Vriends aud reiativea are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’ciock, ab $40 Stantou street, corner of Mangto. Srewarr.—On Wednesday, July 20, SAMUEL STEW- any, lormerly of Dungannon, Ircland, age 70 years, 7 months and Li days. Relauives and friends are reapecttully tnvited to attend funeral, from the Thirtieth street Meiho- dist Episcopal charch, between tng and Nintis aveunes, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, SUYDAM.—At New Utreclit, on Wednesday, July 20, Nancy, Widow of Henry Suydam, in the 67tie year of her age, ‘The relatives and fitends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest dence of her brother-lu-law, Johu T, Voorlees, as Ww Utreeht, tus (Friday) afternoon, at three o'elock. WaLpis.—Gracte, only Caughter of George and ‘Theresa Waldie, aged 21 months, | “relatives and felends of the family are respect fully requested to attend the faneral, from No. 12 | Sandy stve two o'¢luck. , Biovklyn, on Saturday afteracon, at | Winsex.--On, Thureday, July 2t, Sanam A. Wits sow, widow of Jonn Wilson, in the 63a year of } her age \ phe relat 8 and friends of the family are respoct- fully invited fo attend the funeral, from the Retorm- | ed Duteh Church, Port ~Rtchmond, Staten Island, | tus (friday) afiernvon, at three o'clock. | Couderspurt, (Pa.,) papers please copy. Wavis.--On Tuesday, July 10, Lena, beloved wife of Thomas ‘T, Watts, and danghter of Thomaa A, followed by the report of the quotation, 70% for fives | Wuieuin,at7a, Aa Acuectcan bark to Core for order th ‘ 42,400 quarters grain, at 4, 3d, In atup'a bags A back (rom | WOON, at half-past turge o'ciac ae eweaties ia Londen, led to LoWer prices for the gov. | Poiadoipiia to Cock (or oF lore, wiv. a9 dba ole, Beit.—la Brooklyu, ou Wednesday. Jair a, ot Margaret Devyr, Aged 22 vears. ‘Tue ivoatus were lavergod lu Mount Olivet ,