The New York Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1870, Page 9

THE COURTS. ‘The Habeas Corpus Case of the Jewess, Anna Goldberg—Another Phase of the Ramsey. Erie War—Terrible Warning to Bur. glars—Conviotions and Sentences in the Court of General Sessions, FINANCIAL AND COMMBRGLAL, Wat Sranar, } Tomspay, August 2—6 P, M. The Wall street markots are in the rut of midsum- Mer stagnation. Had not the “war’ in Europe drifted into so peaceful an affair, and cheated the Speculative plans based upon an expected campaign Of severe battles, there would, doubtless, have been @n exception to the usual serenity of monetary circles at this season. But in the absence of the pre- mises there is an absence of the conclusion. Wall ‘street Is at Long Branch and Saratoga. GOLD 12136 a 122, ‘The gold market opened strong in response to the ‘tenor of the speeches in the English Parliament last night and the lower quotations for our five- twenties in London this morning. Very little was done, however; but the price moved easily on light dealings. This feeling carried the quotation to 122 soon after the opening of the board; but the advanced figure induced realizations, uncer which there was @ gradual yielding to 121%, at which point the market again gave way to 1213; on the report that @ tripartite conference, comprising the Duc de Grammont, of France, Lord Lyons, of England, and Prince Metternich, of Austria, was in session in Paris discussing a plan for the settlement of the difficulties between France and Prussia. At the same time bonds from London came a little bet- ter—8244—and the gold market closed heavy, The specie shipment of to-morrow ts vartously estimated at from a million and @ half to two militons of dol- lars. The principal fluctuations in the price of gold to-day were as tollows:— SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Whe House of the Geed Siepterd Havens Corpus Case. Before Judge Barnard. M Me Matter of Anna Golddery.—rhis is the case of;the young Jewess who was committed to the House of the Good Shepherd for six months by Judge Dowling on the 22d of last month, and the partioulars of which have heretofore appeared in the Hamat. The reason why Judge Dowling com- miffed her (0 the care of the Sisters, who preside benevolent institution, was that the girl herself @ prostitute. ‘Sue was brought this court on habeas corpus yes jay a Mr. Hummel, who asked ler discharge the ground ‘that she, being of the Jewish » could not be held in the custody of Cathouc institution. The father of the young joweas was present and proved the fact that she ‘aj ome of the members of that denomination, Judge Barnard discharged her, i The Ramsey-Erviec War. Ramecy vs. The Erie Ratiway vompany.—Mr, racy made a motion yesterday wo open the default in thisoase and to vacate an order removing the cause from Delaware county to this county. Judge Barnard said he thougnt the proceedings before Judge Balcom were regular, and that it 10A.M..... seemed the tention on the part of both platntitr | 10.10. M and lauts to have the matter disposed of ag | 10:32 A. M. s00n 86 possibie. Ho therefore thought the action | 114. M should be changed to the county of New York for | 12 M... the comvenivuce of witnesses and in order that full | 12:30 P. 22 Justice should be done to all parties 1u the transac- | 1 P.M. 121% §:30P. M Motion denied, with costs. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Indictments. Before Guoning 8. Bedford, Jr., City Judge. At the opening of the court yesterday the Grand Jury presented a targe number of indictments against prisoners for burglary, larceny and felonl- Os assault and battery, In the gold loan market holders of gold paid from 2 to 6 per cent to have thetr balances carried, The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- lows:— Gold cleared Gold balances. Currency balances. a FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER, ‘The duliecr and lower market for gold was + $46,572,000 1,027,678 + 1,284,737 ' i BOBBERY IN FIFTH AVENUE. convicrey | 46 In some measure to a similar mar- HOUSK BURGLARS TO BE SeNT "uo THE STATE | Ket for foreign exchange, the quotations PRISON FOR TWENTY YEARS. for which were as follows, those for Con. William Harris pleaded guiity to an indtetmont charging him with stealing a writing uesk and other property, on the 12th of July, (rom Dantet O, Waite. ‘The City Judge in passing sentence thus addressed the accusod :-— Harris, ra you have been indicted for grand tinental bills being of course purely nominal:— Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 10814 a 109; good to prime bankers, 109% & 109%; short sight, 110} a 110%; Parts, sixty days, 6,14: 124%; short sight, 6.08% @ 5.0744; bankers’, Antwerp, 5.14% @ 5.123, 40, Switzerland, 6.14% a 6.125g; do., Hamburg, 3724 a 48; do., Amsterdam, 424% 942%; do, Frank- larce! | appears that you w aud conceaied art i om pe pa m the house 125 Fuith avenue. The Grand Jury, 1 | fF 44 @ 45; do. Bremen, 8014 a 81; Prussian tofay, have madea mistake. ey shouid | thalers, 75 a 76. regret t fave inauowsa you for burglary in the first degree, and had you been indicted for that crime, you would have been convicted, and I should have sent you to the State Prison for twenty years. 1 wish now allthe lawless portion of this city to understand that my associate, the hereafter MONKY STRADY. Despite the report of some small shipments of cur- rency to the West the money market was steady at | the rates previously quoted, with perhaps a Little more doing at six per cent on stock collateral. As arnule the rate was three to four on governments and five to stx on miscellaneous securities, Com- | mercial paper 18 in good supply at 63¢a 744 per cent for prime double names. GOVERNMENTS QUiKt. ‘The government market was steady despite the changes in Europe, and prices Juctuated only about an eighth, certainly not over a quarter, per cent. ‘The registered ten-forties have been quoted ex-inter- ie Recorder, and myself, shall hold that every man who is found con- cealed in a dwelling house for burgiartous purposes, tera, if need be, to commit mur: aud he shall on conviction, sent to the Siate Prison at hard labor for twenty years. The imprisoumeni tn your fears years, which is the extreme penaliy of REMANDED FOR SENTENCH Henry . Irving pieaded guilty wo an attempt at | larceny, the charge being that on the 22d of july he stole a diamond ring worih eighty-fve dol- 8 and thirty-five dollars in money from Harriet eliman, He was remanded for sentence. 4 YOUTH SENT TO THE STATE PRISON FOR THRER | Mr, Tweed called on the case of James Gart, who ‘Was charged with highway robbery. Auoficer had informed him that the complaiuant was In court in the morning, but said he was not going to remain there this hot weather. The Assistant District At- to moved for an attachinent, a Bediord directed that the attachment issue at once, telling the officer to arrest (he complainant wherever he found him, and if the court was ad- anes tolock him up. Hits Honor auuonnced that @ 107%; Central Pacific gold bonds, 863; STOCKS DULL AND LOWER. ‘The stock market was again very duil and prices declined about one per cent. On the reaction in gold following the report of the Anglo-Franco-Aus- trian confereuce in Pavia the market recovered and prices improved to quotations midway of the ex- a 86%; | i i 4 | } hereafter every witness subponaed by the District | tremes of tne day. Tne following were the Attot Who, during the session of the court, left | closing prices at the last session of the biplane ntti would be locked UD | Stock Exciiange:—Consolldation Coal, 26 a 30; SENTENCED. Cumberiand Iron, 40; Western Unien, 34 bid; Mary Collins pleaded guilty to an attempt at dlarceny. On the 21st of July she stole eighty dollars’ worth of clothing from Mrs. Beckett, 142 f : fs s Oherry street, She fell down the fire escape while | Express, 13% u 144; American Express, 42%, 243; Rerpetrating the larceny and iractured her skull. | United States Express, 43 a 45; Paciflo Mail, 3934; Judge was not 80 severe as he would otherwise hiaive been, ex moni Quicksilver, 434 bid; Mariposa, 5 a 644; do. preferred, 10 a 10%; Adams Express, 67 a 6734; Wells-Fargo Or 3; do. sentencing her to the Penttentiary tor | New York Central consolidated, 91 a 91%; ths. me scrip, 8634 bid; rie, 21 a 2144; Harlem, 132 a 123%: AOQUEFERD. Reading, 949; a 94%; Michigan Central, 1163¢ a 11! Jacob Wilkens, @ teacher of languages, who was Lake Shore, 88% a 89; Llinois Central, 131 bid; Cleve- charged with stealing fity dollars irom Samuel To be 88 Oherry street, on the 15th of July, was ac- | landand Pittsburg, ex dividend, 104 a 10634; Chicago q ned. and Northwoatern, 81 bid; do. preferred, 83% bid; ASSAUL® UPON AN OFFICER. Y Aneinnatt and Indianapolis of erie, tabs . | Cleveland, Colambus, Cincinnatt and Indianapoits, ‘Thomas Cauitleld was tried upon acharge of felo- i 100 @ 101%; Rock nious assault and battery. The tesumony showed be ET Met page duty o the night v4 Milwaukee and St. Paal, 58% a of June he saw the prisoner lying asleep Pra . at the corner of Fighty-sixth street aud Third uve. preferred, 76% 75%; Toledo, Wabash nue, that he raneen oe and told him to go into tn, 4734 a47%4; do preferred, 71 bid; Fort hi louse, whereupon he used very abusive lan- 92 a 9: Chic: and Alton, 115% a 117; and dared officers McArthur and Barrett, who | Wa3Re 92 80276: Sigh te a we wea Came to the assistance of the former, to arrest him, | 40- preferred, 118 @ 120; perenne bers Officer Barrett followed him up stairs, and in the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 104 a edger ne was put on ae nose ‘ybine r nae reat = 105; Morris and Essex, 8934 & 69%; Boston, Hartford wood, which made him insensible, and has unfltte Hey ‘ % yhie: ? him for duty ever since. ‘The jury rendered a ver- | aud Erie, 4% bid; Columbus, Chicago and Indiwua diot of guilty of an assault, with intent to do podily | Central, 17 4 1734. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICHS, ‘The following shows the highest and lowest prices to-day for the leading speculative shares:— Highest. Lowest. ~ 1% 90; harm. He was sent to the Penitentiary for #1x TMoonths. The following 1s the calendar for tu-day:—The Peo Ne v6. Paul Kelly, rape; Same ys. James Harti, rob- TY; eva, Patrick Kearney, rovbery; same ys. Perry Rowley, burgiary; Same vs. Same, felonious New York Central consolidated. ‘4 Bssault and battery; Same vs. Charles Corr and John ‘ york Central sert REA F, Irving, burglary; Same vs. Frederick Seyner, | NOW,Yerk Cent ‘) one felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Thomas | pareshore 88% O'brien, felonious assault and batiery; Same vs. Wabash ..... AT, John Dugin, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. | Northwestern. si Kate Smith, grand larceny; Same va. Thomas Northwestern pre! Bay Sharkey, grand larceny; Same vs. Ann McCormick, | Rock Island.. 12g; pend: ny; Same vs. Mary Ann Gregory, grand | Milwaukee and $ 585 AFOERys nine vs. John Burke, grand larcer Same Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 153g Vs. Joseph Gregory, grand larceny; Same vs. Joseph siasipDl. 32) ‘Rosen! x ir ‘a. George Scott, En Hs4 Pacific Mall. baum, grand larceny; Same Jarceny from the person; 5: William Harvey, laroeny from the person; 8: Louis Best, lar- ceny from the person; Same vs. Hdward Gallagher, Jarceny from the person; Same vs. James Campbell, ohn re and Lewis White, grand larceny. THE STATE BONDS STEADY. ‘the Southern State bonds were quiet and steady. ‘The following were the closipg street prices:~-Ten- nesse, eX coupon, 61 a 62; do., new, 6034 a 6034; Vir- ginia, ex coupon, 59 a 60; do., new, 60 a 6034;do., reg: istered stock, old, 50 25034; Georgia sixes, 80 a 85; do. sevens, 91 4 9134; do. sevens, old, 88 a 90; Nortn Carolina, ex coupon, 48 @ 49; do. funding, 1866, 36 a 37; do. do., 1868, 31 a 38; do., new, 29430; do, special tax, 23% a 24; Missouri sixes, 89}; a 90; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 89 a 90; Louisiana sixes, 68 a 70; do., new, 65 a 68; do., levee sixes, 10 a 72; do. do, eights, 86 a 88; do, Penitentiary sevens, 77 a 80; do. ratiroad SUNDAY HORSE CARS IN NEWARK, Tt having been stated in the HERALD on Sunday Jast that a movement was on foot among such per- sons as Lewis C. Grover, C. ©. Lathrop and others, looking to the prosecution of the Newark and Orange Horse Car Company, should they run their cara on Sunday, as demanded by the people whose repre- Sentatives granted the company their valuable char- ter, Mr. Lathrop saw iM yesterday to vistt | gignts, soa 85; Alabama fives, 73 a 75; do. elghta, She various local newspaper offices and | gg 4 100; do. railroad eights, 96 a 98; South Caro- emphatically deny that he ever expreséed | ting sixes, 84 a 6; do. new, July, 72a 74; do. or harbored such am inienton. Ou the do., October, 78 a 80; do. regular stock, old, 75 a 84; Arkansas sevens, 74 8 76, THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. ‘The following shows the results of to-day’s bustness at the Sub-Treasury tn this city Gold receipts. . contrary, he says he is willing to accept the flat of the popular verdict and final disposition of the mat- ter. Still, in this connection, 1t is wondered why Mr. Lathrop has not thus expressed himself before, es- Pecially in view of the fact that at a meeting of clergymen and others held in the Central Methodist a) of Newark, on May 27, 186%, he was one of a committee who declared by resolu- tion that ‘the highest interests of the com- munity, moral, industrial and civil,” demanded the maintenance ot the existing laws which the eg | of cars on Sundays. the same meet ir. Lathrop enthastastically the sense ‘of the meeting, which was that 1 measure Was ‘a violation of the Sab- "and would prove “the ovening wedge for a Feneral desecration of the day.” THE EDITOR oF THE HRkALD:— It is with pleasure that the public of Newark wit- Ress the Kindness of the HERALD in taking up the ‘San horse car question for their benefit. ‘They feel at as such and desire to make proper acknow- Nedgmonts. More than a year since a decided Saietion of the popular will npon this matter was inert’ ballot box, but yet we have only two rodtabie. ty one of them feebie ana not very ie mentior ERAL the names ot onary Jo the HERALD of Sunday position has set Currency receipts. Currency payments. Currency balance. Customs... GonabeNTCLHR.ds a1 Bs 7 0. +s on. 10000 N YO&H R cts.be ‘60000 2 108i itd © 109) peeS"355 oe parties leading the op- men to squirmin and they now are anxious to hack out. Publicitye jt seems, 18 not flattering to ti e RRA Will not allow this matter to drop ant the cause of our people is won and horse ear travel on Sunday ts as free as on any other day of the week, Upon the wo lines ranniny on Sunday no rowdjista or bad conduct has occurred auring the year since menced running, Which surely should be & «the Broad street lines of equally 008 ¥ our people for thue to come, VOX POPUL, tt * they c gaarant oud est since yosterday, owing to the requirements of | % ve 8955 800 Morris & Essex Bi - 1 WOOL O RE o’Clock MM. aud 2:15 P. ML 5 10) 000 03 6-90, "67 109% 12000 OB 5-20, 3 10000 US b's, ‘1 0000 “do. x One o’Clock P, 88% # ig Be F3 Bs ie 3 $m ¢ 100 id a 100 . d ‘200 we ry wo . Bl rT ieee is cy ad STREET QUOTATIONS, nlf-past Five e’Clock P. YW. 19 49% NWestern prof. 835g _ 834 Bi Book Ialand ... 1134 a 113i, Paul a by Diya 15% wa 4 ang a 88 TuRSPAY, Augnat 2-6 P.M, BreswAx—The market was dull, the demand being oon- (o small lots. Prices were steady, howover, at 5c, a Ste. for Weatera and Southern yellow; 1,000 Ibs. Southern wore sold at d7c., and about 1,000 tbe. Westorn brought Sic. a BSc, CORDAGR was duit, but without change in value, We Seite a 220 ; isnt rope, 190.; Russia bolt do., -» And Russia tarred 1éc. CAKDLES.—There was 10 Duainess of consequence trans- acted; the demand was very light and entirel, sumall lots, pad Hn, Western and city ‘Ife. a 160. ; ‘a Ben "Coook Was duh, the deinand being ight for al! kin soe pcos were pomipal in at Wc. a 11360. gold, for Guayaquil fn bond, Bic. 0 Be, aeaibe Aous'and Boon ibe Corron.-‘Thore was but tittie demand for this staple, and the market was heavy, though wrere not, quotabiy lower. ‘The business was almost entirely confined to small lots, to supply the present wants of spinners, The salen were 815 bales, including 700 for sp! ug and 115 on apecu- lation, For future delivery the business was ouly thongh more active than yesterday. The 600 bales basis low middling, for August, at 17 26c. (X0 do. for October at 16K. a 16ixc. ant 200d rat 16'«c. The cloainy prices tor iota on ti ‘spot were ua Collows: Oplants ana Mobile ane Porita, a ral N. it Ibs it ty 20! ab se e Rio was quit, there being but but prices were quite steady for ail but the jum grades whi were olf cred alight re- duction trom former figures. We heard of no sales of mo- moot, The business in other kinds was small, but prices were steady at our quotations. We quote: Rio, ordinary cargoes, Mdige. w 1436. ; fair do., 180, a 1544c.; good do., 16c. w It rime do., 17c. a 1140. extremes for lots, M4ige. a *Xc. lava, Wiéc. & 2lige. ; Singapore, 180. a 18 cc. ; Ceylon, iT Xe. 3 ej Marmcatboy ib¥¢ec. a 19, Wo'ge. ¢ Jamaica, lbv. a 17c.; Ceara, Ie. - a 19¢c.; Munila, Ife, « 17c.; Mexican, the. a 18c., nilla, 163¢c. 18e,, all gold, duty pald, Mesars, Will & Sons made the stock Kio to-day as follow: 82,631 New York, 34,778 do. in Baltimore, 4,000 do. and 1,000 do, in Mobile DyYRwoops,—'The market for all descriptions was un- usually quiet. There was but little demand aud that was entire- : for small lots, and prices were heavy and nominal! at #17» a id, for St, ‘Domino Jogwood ; $16 50 % $17 G0 for $120 do. for camwood: Bi fons Ot 50 « #i9, gold, for fustic. Gan, -Receipts, 14,978 bbls. flour, 400 do. ro meal, #0044 bushels wheat, 61,637 do. cor id 11,000 do. walt, ‘fhe ticur market was under » good demand, and prices were ‘ayaint higher—lines of extra State cloning firm at 86 75 5 86 #0. nalex were about 15,00 obis., including extra Stats for slipment at $650 4 $680, Southern flour wus steady, with a moderate demand, the sales being 750 bbis. Rye flour was in moverate demand and in small wply And prices wore very firm, with sales of 200 bls. Cora meal was in acive request and higher. ‘There were sold 1,000 for yellow Suuthern and 6 YEARS. | the Treasury that the registration tor the interest bs be $s depen aie ae cman ieee hice aMte | shall ciose one month previous to the time when | 8x! Gesa fo one of the charges. The indictment upon which | due. Tho market closed quiet and strong as fol- | i Pa ieholsa oie with peeling one fows:—United States currency, sixes, 1105 @ 111; eno! Ba 800 @ Violin, @ microscope, Gsi Ines, &c., ag rH Round he ‘Obk hippii Sa 676 amounting in value ‘to eighty-iwo dollars, the pro. | 4% 1881, reglsterea, 112% @ 113%; do. do., coupon, Round hoop Ohio; trae bie iba 700 of Henry W. Gear. The Judge askeu the youtn- | 118 gi; do. tive-iwenties, registered, May | Family seers On 6 ov criminal why it was that he so svon became a | and November, 109% a 110; do. do, 1862, | St Loutslow extra. Re ae thief, for his employer had state: that up to a short ‘ Br a8 Umeago Ne was honest. ‘the prisoner was sutien | COuPOM. do., 110% a 1104; do. do., 1864 do. ia 1000 ‘and would not speak. His Honor satd that he would | 40., 109% @ 110; do. do,, 1865, do, do., 109% a 68 a 800 bok fe pak. res ae i ot stealing Jor & while by | 1104¢; do. do,, 1865, coupon, January aud July, 108%; 6 . 10 50 (OOOMPLAINANT IN £, ROBDRICE oan eee map | ®108%} da. do., 1867, do. do., 108% a 10874; de. do., ti COURT ROOM—AN ATTACHMENT ISSUKO AGAINST | 1868, do. do. 109 @ 100%; do. ten-forties, HIM—REMARKS OF JUDGE BEDFORD. registered, 103% @ 104% do. dos, coupon, 106% ry the market closing ‘Thete wax no. prime, samples offered were taken at $139 prived abont 225,40 bushels at 110 a #1 1h tor reject spring, $125 a $135 for soft No.&, Ma SL to fair do, in store, $1 & $l 33 for Racine, #1 54 for fair to good Miyrankeo, 1 424 a M148 for anwomad winter, 81.56 a $1 60 lor amber wincer, LPS for amber Husa, $1 41 for soft No. Lxprimy. small lot of new Ohio was sold on private Of mait 1,000 bushels 1 Ol for fair to prime and yellow. Onts wero firmer nit re were disposed of about 110,000 higher for Western, bushels at 5%. a Gc. for Westeru, aad State and bic. a Sic. for Jersey. FREIGur market waa very c ‘all amount of room on Be. = 6c. for Ohio quiet for almost ait as. berth and the bigh Petroleum vessels were still in active request and rates were very strong and higher In some cases, Vor otuer kinds of tonnage there was scarcely any demand. The eagagements were:--To Liver- pool, per steamer, 500 tlerces beef at 7s. 64, Grain room was held at 13d., with 12d. bid. To London, 7,500 bushels wheat at 10d., 1,00) bbls. four at s,, and 2,500 40. roxin at 3n, 9d, ‘To Glasgow, por steamer, 1.500 bushels wheat at 1 ‘The charters were:—A bark, to Cronatadt, with 3,400 Dols, Pepetroleum, at be; |e atk, from’ Philadelphia to Cronstadt, with $000°'bbls. do+, at %. rk hence to Antwerp, with 5,000. bie. crude and. re- Bned do, at Ss, Yd. @ bark, from Phil tar, for orders, with 2.200 pe a brig, from Philadelphia to Bilboa, a bark to Marseiiies, with bbls, crude do. « Philadelphia to Gibraltar, for orders, with 1,800 bola. refined do., at 68. 94, 078. 9d.; a bark, from the same port for the same voyage, with 1,600 bbls. do., at 7s, and » bark hence to Gibraltar, for orders, with 2.200 do., at bq, 6d. GUONNixS were inactive and prices were entirely nominal at 2c, a 2%e. for bags, and Sle. a S1}gc. for cloth, the laver price for foreign. Hors.—The market was without change of significance. ‘The demand was entirely confined to small lots to supply the immediate necenaltios of brewers, who are indisposed to 0} rate to any extent except at a reduction from which holders refuse to grant. The the better erades, which are only fm uppiy and not freely offered. Small sales were effected within the range of We, a We. for common to choico grades. wv.-The demand was very. light for all kinds and we Of no sules of inoment. Prices were entirely nominal a 1a74c. gold for Manila; Ge. a fe. do, for Jute: do, for Binal, and 74ge. do. for Tampico in bond. Hay,—With fair demand and only moderato arrivals; the market was quite steady and (rm at Sc. « 8éc. for shippiog, Me. 2 HL 80 for retall Lots, #1 a gl 15 for long rye straw, wud We. for short di HipEs.—The market for dry was moderately active at about former prices. The current quotations for the different kinda were an followa:—Buenos A; to % Ibs, Bic, Mo, ; do., 20 to 2 Ihs., 23360, a Me. ; Montevideo, 2034 to 214 Ihe. Bcc Be, 5 Corrientes, 2, t9 29 Ibw. 25c. 8 Grande, 20 10, 3H lose tage, a B46. ; OFinodo, 2 to 2136c. a 280. : California, Central Am ‘trimmed, to amoros and Mexican, 10 19 Ibs., 180. a Ie. ? ote, 18 10 20 Ibe, 19%¢c. jaracaiho, 30 (0 98 Ibs. a lie. ; Bahia, a1 to 23 Hello, 20 to 22'tbs., 1hig0. ; 'Truxillo, Vy to 7 . ‘Total stock hides, August 2,'1870:— 145,100; same time Inst year, 189,800. LEATHER. —Hem!ock—There prevailed a good demand for all kinds, except light weight amd common. hide damaged, which were slow of sale. ‘The rece1pts are ouly moderate 8c. a 1B'¢c.; Vera 20 to 22 Ibs., Lic, a 19¢. and the stock is small, hile prices are ver firm. Oak. was he, dermand “being good for’ ail weights, and were very. tir with « small Bae- stock. t quotation: ae. a . @ igo; do., light. ‘Bie, a Wo.; do., go ds and Me. a 263ge. ; poor dam relia atite! tithe rome es mB ter, heavy, Bo. & light, Be. a Ade. Cropped, hoary, 6c. 8 44c. ; do., light, 36e. tothe all ‘Oak—Slaugh- .; do. do., middie, 38. ‘a 490, ; do. do. je. kinds and 4o.; do. middie, 3c. x e., do. Belilen 18. » 32c. MOLASSES. —There were no sales of consequence reported. tha business being confined to pply the pre- sent requirements of the trado, Holders wore generally Very firm im their views, however. We quote few Of Olt Crop. he. n Wee. Be. n ate. ibe. m ae. Mo. adTo, ‘Boe. a 0c. ‘ncotive, and cloned tin for Lake. The MrraLs. We. for Bal@more, and 20 °. lower for almost sil Kinds, olosing at Sic. a Siac. Straits, Sie. do. for Knglish, and S8c. a ‘ade. for Banca. Of the former there pigs on orivate terms. Plates were dull at vices, waa quiet but frm at 8c. « 6c.» gold; we eard of no sales of moment. For Scotch pi, very dull, and we heard of no uoted at #84 25 a 54 50, (les $96. American was du 1 3 No. ata 815 Ralls were 10.4 $71, eurrency, for Atwerica nglish, les of moment. nock at $35 and, offered a Bal. fi but steady at $60, cold, for LATHL—There were sold 1,000,000 at #2 25, NAVAL STORRS. —The market for sptrits turpentine exhth- fted m fair di ‘Of activity, the demand being almost en- tirely from the trade, but prices were a trifle lower, cfally for lots on the dock, which were sold as low . ‘The nales were 425 bbls. at 39c. a $9}7c, a 40c., almost all at Crude turpentine was dullf and nominal Roain—Strained moderately dealt in and at $1 65, while other Kinds wore still dal, but unchanged tn value, "The sales wore $,000 bbls, strained and low No. ¥ at 1 65a BL 70, and 150 do. No. Lat #2 00 a $3. We qu Sieined! #18 11 70; No.2, $1 abo $2 be NO 188 Wa alo, 365 eitrn do. and window glass, 85 a 97. Wet ington tar was dull and nominal at $1 90a $2. No sales of moment were . ea Me een 973 bola. pork, 8 do. beef, 64 Packages cut meata snd G0 do. lard. Tho market for Wesl- ern mess pork was more active, and with only moderate ere steady and firm, losing ES bois. at 20 35 a 980 ithe latter ry 10 bois. at G80 wz for the 5 foe tne iaat halt of Septerntery me mess was firm at $i bla, were "wold 1 6a, a ith n modorate reegtata aot change von, ‘uopd and the prices qurreat wore curreney for Lima | W for common | Rye wus dull and nominal; a | owing to the small Prime dress was andwe heard of no figures; no aaies wero reported supply quoted at ‘aden. roe beef was lone Beef waa quict, lots to supply prosant mall walow were made or ‘ ‘qulet, ‘Sis abt iceta wus all A FINANCIAL SMASHUP. Suspeasion ef the Central Bank, Kars, danghter of Diegertck and Margaret Detxe, tte vebasayen i] fronds of the family are reapect- ‘Tae relauves a jeu fully tnvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 601 Fifty-second near avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'olook. Dinton.—On Monday, August 1, Many ANN, wife suids ot moment; long clear was Of James ition, aged 40 years. Sealy, quoted at 18:60 i: mall ot wam anid at ike. Brooklyn. Relauwes and frienda sre respectfully invithd to t- and prices were we ‘eapovially ‘he pre “ od tend the funeral, Uns (Wednestay) afternoon, at two which, as we Hae thor ind. wore a better» . The TET + gyclock, from har late rewidende, Olark surges, Fore sales were contin a ' ‘moked bats, tle m #2, for Spodutasion: af: C07 ther Atamne of Oollapee—Bo 7 “ETO 1. seoakinn, ob. Tesecny Marion: Money Paid Out, but Deposits Accepted— August 4, creer, only son of George and Obris- How the Matter Now Stands CE en ae 1 Yonn1S eR nae \ a G0, a 18c., the market extra, Be. There was considerable excitement caused in business circles of Brooklyn yesterday by the start- ling announcement that the Contral Bank of that city had failed, Inquiry elicited the fact that the bank iD question, which is situated at No, 345 Fulton street, had suspended payment tn compliance with an injanotion of the Supreme Court, granted upon the motion of the counsel for the stockholders, to restrain the officers of the entral Bank irom paying out any More money until the fiuancial condition of its a@airs could be investigated. Kor some time past its management ta wel!-poated bauking virc! bank 4. The WAS GSTABLISHKD IN 1856 under a State charter, t sion dy, anid frm at geatenday’s quotations, The de an {tg capital was $200,000, in wi entirely for ex; Cronstadt, The 7 ‘wore (00 bbls. for tte taomth's del anc aise, a2 4,000 shares at ifty dollars cach, par value. In 1357 at % hich waa the closing price; also 2, it suspended payments, duriag the panic, tempo- forms; Jobbing lots were dal at Shee odie tae ate | Tarily, but after a few days resnmed business again, price for prime white. In Philadelphia there waa afuir busi- | nt has since continued to meet its Habilities. Deas transacted, tho demand being principally for export, but prices were ii Salen bois, and November at 25c, was held for full wales were made at 9c. a 940, ‘sales at 7) Biox.—0; small supply, goon there Were small Suor was quiet but buok. 10550. gold, UexaRiwi.—Tho transactions wore prices were quite x common to prime veg MY SKING.—For goat there was only a moderate deman’ price were steady at former quotations ati lew Moxie: ral SuGAR.-The market Porto Rico and terms. Refined f centr! (hhds.end boxes), 8), | toa, 7 16, LY, a hg? . Porto Rico. it, wt i TOUAG 027, Manut.eture: aswell as oul 7 oo Connecticut an binders and xeconds. Connecticut and Massac wrappery loth. tine wrappers. . New York State bllers. ck er Yara-—I cut, 85¢ Manufactured. TATEMENE Received since. Total... Delivered » hand Augnat 1 LYN LOBAOCK Stock Receiv Total f Delivered ainc since. Received since... ‘Total stock Aug. 1, 1 Ww I, being reatricted buyers refuse to pay who are count of | the continue diminutive ans is passably active at wt Tho business in foreign to Sle. for common to fi aa! Reece} firm, at $1 (21g. terms. an on private terms, and the followin © bualness in Ken ‘There was but little demand, and thi lots at about former prices. ' Seed leaf was dull but hi full figures. ‘The wales wore 28) cases State (1869 crop) ut 26 162 do. Ohio on private terms, and 50 at 18a Sdc. Of flavann 160 buier were sold at Bic : was qulet except for good black mark, which, r kinds, were steady In value, Connecsicut and Masaachusotts iy a 87, do.; average lot, side. « §2iz0. do, B July 1, 1870... 18,140 LY STATEMENT July 1, 187 Stock on hand Aug. 1, 187) 16, Aa usual, durig the fore x fleece, ak welks other kinds of domesti t. There in a fair depand prevalent, very firm) im imderate, of aule, there being I waa heavy, except for ciice ny and held for full gies. wry is reported for som kinds and pri Prenales were about #00 Ibs. tloece, in tots, wt Abe. {neluding 25,000 Michigd and State at dbe, Obio and Michizan at 5c. a [0c., the latter price 4,500 nofix on priate terms’; also 10,000 Ibs. ‘tie. for super andixtr. ular, closing at about Bie. tor spot. "The rt at 23340. @ Mc, and 1, do. for esaac as firm at Sie, Te div and 8Ko for SOAP.—The demand tor Castile was sinall and were confined to small lots, but at full for Taw was also mod: a 3 insiado, vana—Boxos Dutch atandard, Noa, 710 9, O%0.; d0., 13 to 15, MMe. aw iv to 20, Ive. a 1b 'Ge.5 = Weetaing “grades, 946, a IW yc.' do. gro- $40. i ‘aa dull bat without partioutar change | yalue; holders goneraily noted $2 80, gold, duty pat lots on the pot. Ralea 1.000 bags in Boston at $2 and (uot pravionsly reported) 2,000 do., to arrive here per Ar: cay ey currency ; T oe Hara. hay 1,863 + (870 13,448 Titi "RW » INere Brooklyn Inspection—Stak on hand, July 1, 1870. the fact their I icon little ly ‘pol fs 11 4 grades 147 bbls. , Fauging ut from 164, do , Hhde, prices demanded by retensiona, supply, 6 the ceipta and the probahity that an active demand prevail noon for ull grads. figures, viz portant, w thongh lose. for | There were’ so} 4. Deer were morn sought salea were repo Amertoan, * 4,000 Hy arably aotive and prices were quite steady at yesterday's quotations, The de- Mand waa partly from the trade, but chiefly from refiners. ‘Phere were sold 9H) bude at (rom Yxe. to 1B4o. for Cul ornerari 8 boxes rately — ac for soft whits, ns i white, 1 New Crop. 1240. a Me, a %e. a Me, Mk aloe. T cut, Bla gL aad medium, in bond. rs but sold Ved : 25,000 Sisal, 1,000 ‘do. a tots, ‘The supervision of the adairs of the bank, and tue con- | sequeuce Wis that a lack of confidence was engen- | dered {it the minds of thoss who hat an opportunity of Knowing the real condition or the bauk. | i TRH PRESIDENT of the Central Bank, Mr. A. L. Praya, ix ‘an exten sive speculator in reat estate, who has within the | past three or four years erected several costly build. | ings on Washington street and viemity. He owns | sUtutiou. The amount of loans aud deposits for the 1,500 do. Honduras, and %,000 do. Cura. | duarter ending July t, was $492,000, and the profits | com om "private terms Vie” append’ the “closing | $29,000, This stitemunt was considered sound \uotations: Goat. unpico, Bic. a 4 tb., gold; atamoros, Sic. w i9e.; Varn Crur, 68)ge.; Buevos Ayres, | COU Sh provided the securities proved good. ‘The ee Te Hace ie oie cimacom, sige. e 880.* | loiter, however, id belloverl by fauy, are made up outfed American triamed, Ae. 5 Bot trimmed, 4: of collaterals involved ia the President's es Sisal, 4c. ; Angostura, BWo.! Par , | tate transactions, THR AGVION OF THE MARING RANK of New York recentty tens the deathblow to the Gen. tral Instituiton, by nottiying all other banks that ib Would xo tonger continue to honor une clr of che Javier bank, Thus the Central was cut off fom we banking institutions of ihe district, and huceted on to the damaging ustimatum of suspension. claimed, notwithstanling, that the depositor CoMRLS CAN bo settle’ belag ample for tat purpose, 18 DISOOVERY OF THE DifwicuLTY * ae ing of tue Centra! Hank, when & depostior who $12,000 io his eredit presented a che paying teller Gandidly* informed th K for $200, and tual he tad but just paid over $2,000 to avother depositor, whtoh left them short, ‘This was not con- sidered a9 @ sausfactory explanation, and furthe again in afew days, MINDING THE MAIN OMANCR. While this couversation was taking place tt was reimarkod that the aninitiatea were allowed to jake deposii4, and that meney Was being taken as usual, though none was paid out on checks, Mr. ceiver by the cou affairs of the Cen out, ani, al Hank, no money canbe paid | AN ANGRY OROWD of depositors were assembled on the frout he unhealthy Mnancial institut: tion yesterday afiernoow, who were idewalk in | im que: engaged in and deep, upon the devoted heads of the bank ore | clal& The stockholders lave determined to take i steps to have the ufairs of the bank wound up, aud | thereby meet the liabilities, { Captain McDonnell, of the Twenty-tirst preeinct, yesterday morning sent a note to the Coroners! of- lice staung that at half-past six o’elock the previous evening John Schepp, a iad fourteen years of age, had coramitted sutctde by drowning, by deliberately Jumping into the dock foot of Thurty-seconda stre: ust river, Immediate search being made for tu body, it Was recovered and removed to the Morgue Ce Later in the day the father of deceased, with several Cula. Yara. fuego. | nequaintancea appeared at the Coroners’ office Bilin Bhi. "Bile. | aud requested permission to remove the body frou. re a 169 | the Morgue to Mr. Schepp's residence, 349 Must ba + 40) Thirty-second strees, which was granted by ir. Set ~— 9 | John. ‘teal, the clerk. Mr. Schepp and one of tia S00 40 Jed that the boy had purposely taken ins oie They sald he had gone down wo vie pier YORK AND BRO Hida, % sek 27,291 art ot the week, the but the the light will in pulied wool tho transactiona favor buyers. ‘Lexan in slow demand, and the market agados, which were in light nup- ‘or Californi ices, with wool the market re wonerally tir 50 . ATG for tine ralled, wt 0,000 Ibe, Texas, at from The, ana 1% California, part, if not 4 ave. a We., the Iatier price for choice ; also 8,500 Iba. Cae and 3,000 do, Doaskoi on private terms. ’ 000 Ibs. spring eltp ® waa doland prices were entirely nominal. i ‘The market was quiet, but ‘There ¥re sold about 100 dvix. on private REAL ESATE TRANSFERS, Nev York City. Allen at, ¢ 9, 124 ft n of Foome st, 24.9x87.6... corner, '¢ blookx37h. 20x14.10. Stanton at, 2x10. Boulevard and \ at, Madison at, 8 6, site Norfolk st, w 8, 100 fa} Norfolk st, ¢ #, No EY Av B, ws, @) ftw Int av, w Hy 124 ftw 4th av and’42 at, 9 Sth av, wea, 20 f'n of na, OO ft oof Sackett si, State st, 2 State at, Warren 2d place, 24 place 7th at, @ cy ‘Yompkin os, 175 tte es, 150 ft vy and Rutled; ‘ay, 6 4, 80 ft man was found upor Jnry of inquest was rendered wound imilicted upé of the left front some person or pel five feet eleven and developed form, bl rect condition, I om elbow to shoul bone. to have been mu ‘tdentification. ‘The jon N. Cluttende 160 8 et Hoyt st, H'ft0 of yurt ats 16, ‘and Clustou at, corner, 68. 5, 198 ft w of Stly, S1x100.... the follovg verdict: opinion the deceast came Scammet ay, 17.102160:11;; fargideiout . Lithat, 2043x2060. it at, 104.5x269.! 20x75. Kies County. noogLyn. 36,6x18,3 888.ft @ of tand av, 16.8210 ‘x98. 9x5x ‘ay, 64.8290. nea, 175 ft dof Bond at, 125x100 iu | Smith st, axtoo, deatori | Smith st, 75xt Vermont av, ws, 50 ft ® Baltic at, 50xK beach in 50.82176.4° °° "360000 SUPPOSED MRDER IN CONNECTICUT. The Bedy of an Unown Bont at Madison. [from the New lven Patiadium, August 1.) On Friday moruinjast the bod: Found on the of an unknown fadison, in an en- Urely nude conditioexcept a eet of cofton socks and & pair of new Ogress or Jackson faiters. A moned by H. B. ¥iticox, who to his ff, “that tm their th from a it head, prodficing fracture and temporal bones, by 8 to saul jay ors unknown.’ iy ret Wes, Foutilion ov Deceaxed was about venty-five ov/ hirty years old, alt tneles ¥ igh, full and well or dark ty own hair, teeth in rm gone Y om about half-way , where W us a fracture of the ‘The body hibeen in / he water from ten to fourteen days. Seval parts ¢¢ the person appeared WV a knife to prevent Was taken in charge by Selectman, and given Cemetery in Madison. ids of Mr. yf. B, Wilcox, Ue trteads of the tended from 4 solne distance over the water and (ell of, no one being near Lim at the ume. Tye real facts of the case Will be developed veiore Coroner | Flynn, who was notified, i Se MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Beirt—Vaciax.—On Wednesday, July 27, by the | Rey. Mr. Nesbett, at the residence of the bride's pa- rents, Tremont, Westc nty, G. 8, Berra to | Mise JOSEPHINE O. daughter of Corneil | Varian, all of Tremont. HENDERSON—HALLOWRIL.—JOHN HENDERSON. Of New York city, to Miss Susim W. HALLOWELL, of Maine, this Institution has not borne the best reputation for | directors have been careless, it is aaid, in clei | | evening, at tuil-past seven o'clock, from the laxgest proportion of the capital stock of the in. | It is | Jin full, tite assets of the oan | Was made yesterday inoraing shortly atter the open- | geateman Liat | there was only one dollar rematning iu the drawer, | ‘3 toquiry eltciter the fact that they were unable to | meet {heir Habilities, but would probably be ail rigut | Joun L, Spader, cashier, has been appoluted re- | nil the settlement of the } { cholera tniantua, emptying the viais of their wrath, in lauguage ioud |} “ -s - | 2imontns ACC DENTAL DROWNING * | F Married. ie The frienas of the tamily are reapeetialiy invited to attend the funeral, from oh (i (als (Wednesday) afternoon, at two cen: BAP Brighton,” DUNCKLER—At ‘MAAA,, Menday, |, Augast 1, How, Joxmra DUNOKLER, a8 —" Funeral on Thursday afvernoon, at ‘wo oOlock FARRAND.—At Vi N. J, Ne. 29, Hany Dewrre, aon of Buvied F ia Hf of congestion Farrand, aged 4 months, Fieup.—-On Monday, Angast ot the brain, DorMAN Learer Freep, youngest aon of Augustus M, and May Viel, aved 6 months, The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) more- ing, at ten O'clock, from the residence of his parents, 58 Columbia street. FRANLKY.—On ‘Tuesday, August 2 Tuomas FLANLBY- ‘The relatives and friends of the (arnlly are respeot- | rant y invited io attend the funeral, irom. tus igte deuce, W Bayard street, this (Wednesday after, | Boon, at two « ‘. | Mobile papers please copy. FowLeR—Ou Tuesday evening, Angust % aud | denly, of heart disease, Auraviu VowLsx, in Gag | Guth year of nis age. | Nottoe of funeral hereafter, Gavirr,—tn Brooklyn, #. D.. on Monday, Angad 1, JANE C., wife of Daniel Lee Gravitt, in the 62d your of her age. ‘The reldlives and friends uf the Tamntly are respects fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Weanendag her |i residence, 2:7 South Ninth street, Geen, vy, August , of choiera infam- tom, ANNIK R., the only clitid of Jolin H. gud len rietta Gerken, aged 9 mouths and 6 days, ce trom the restdence ot enue, tis (Wednesdagg N. ¥., on Saturday, July 30, Wark Gregory, in the Soth year of hts age. ‘The relatives ang [riends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of father, DS. Gregory, No, 0T Washington street, Jer- | sey City, this (Wednesday) aernooa, at 3 o7clook, without further notice, HONRYBON.—On Monday, August 1, Wit | Hexny HoNkyaUN, Aged 45 years, § months an aay B her afte an! JAM a ton, St. Helena | Please cop: id Cape of Good Hope papers HuNy.--At West farms, on Monday, Auguat 4, Miss ELiza Htowr, daughter of the late Thomas Hunt, | of Hnavs Point, in the 91st year of t | rhe reiatives and trends of th | to attend tho fanerai, from ( | Parins, dus (vednesday) afternoon at half-past three yok . Ovrrt 4 Will be La watting at Tremons aba- » Harlem Kaltoad, to meet the balf-past two trai from Pwenty-sixth 8t | oo At Rakway, N. 174 SLAM, wife of Wit + in the uth year of ler age. of the family are tavited to riace residence, Rahway, ve M. Carriages in wait: we ten A. Mo tram frou 9%, after a tory amd we of dL. F. Kook, mged ‘Voesday, Aturast ® , tate of New York, the de He8s, Misia, mouths cays ‘tives une ‘rents of Che fumtly, the Knck- ciety, the Washington Lodge, No, 8, A. ie 5 Man Onk Lodge, No. 82, LO. O. F., | and the German: Acampmeni, 1. O. OF, are re Speortinly invited to attend the funeral, from 5, Matthew's church, commer of Broome and Elizabeth } Streets, vernoon, at hall-past tw orel The remains with be interred im the Lt theran Ce ¥, us (Wednesday) aftern , from bis iste residence, No. 161 4, corner of Third avenue. Lo Forvs.—Ou Tuesday morning, Angust 3, of LOKENZO ANTONTO, infant son of Lonisa and Remigio Lo Forte, aged k. days. MaLcoum —On Monday, August 1, after a brief tt- . CHARLOTTE, relict Of Jaues Malcolm, Bag, of im, ireland, in her 6d year, papers please copy. y on sunday, Jaly Sl, sep and Wizabeth Mandelick, aged and 6 days, At Bethe!, Conn., on Monday, Augudy i 4h ApeLIna, twin dauyhte e 25th ri, wae of David TH. Mead, “in er ae. \ wet. On Monday, August 1, after a Lingering | Hines, Je ALL the relatives ana Ir of the family are ‘invited to ateemd the fuaeral, from the residence of her uncle, John Keyser, 183 Mout street, this (Wednes- day) afternoon, at oue o'clock. {Mos Suddenty, on Mouday, Augosti, Mn | Wakp MONUIAS, aged 44 years, ives and trteuds of (he family, Perseve } rau ze, No. 652, F. aud A. M.: Palestine badge, No, 20 E cufally twited 2 ab | tend tn from Is late resideace, No, 196 West jnrd’ street, coruer of k F | this (Wednesday) alornoon, at two ofcloc | | Sesimons.—Perseverance Lodge, No. 62, 0. andl A, | M.—B * hereby summoned to meet at the tweive o'cloc ral of our i: way, &¢ halfpast to attend the tuno- iward Mouiiag. Palestine peotully invited to attend te WM. PRANKARD, M. prelary. » August 1, Joun McGony, . 204, are res By order of ALPRED J, MURRAY McGoRY. —-On Monday aged 59 years, ‘The relattves aad friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, Na. West ‘Thirty -sixth street, this (Wednesday) after- MoGaard.—Ou Monday, Angust 1, Roaxn Mo- GRATH, mm the 50th yeur of bis age, 4 mative of Gur- rigtvonill, county Cork, ireland, ne funeral wil take plave from bis late residen 4 Oherry street, tits (Wednesiay) afternoon, two o'clock, Cork papers please KILBOURNE—HAIGHT.—On Wednesday, July 2 by the Bev. C.F. Grim HENRY W. KiLBOCKNE Keokuk, lowa, to Mary, daughter of D. ' Hagitt Esq., of Peekskill, N. ¥ PECK—HALLEC! -—On Sunday, July & Presbyterian church, Sheiter Island, f. Rev. ''. M. Harris, CuaLes city, to Mra, Ema A. HAL No cards SAWYER—LOGAN.—On Tuesday, August 2, at the residence of the bride, by the Rey. Dr. Burchard, Merny KH. SAWYKR to HANNAM J. LOGAN, boih of New York, Wurrraker—Houston.—On Tues: at Bust Chester, N. Y., by the Rev. Mr. BRICK WHITTAKER f May Wouston, cards. 2k, of the Iormer piace. | i Died. Arvoup.—On Monday morning, Atgust 1, after a Inngering iline h Bho bore with Christian fort r, MARIA, tt iii beloved wife of A. P. Arnold, in the Soth year of ler e. ‘The frienis of the (amily, and of her son, Dewitt Cc. Armold, ave respectfully tayited to attend taneral, tis (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her tate resid in Ninety-third street, sec: oud door west of Third avenue. Providence and Greenwich (R. f..) papers please copy. BALDWIN. —In Wildbad, June 7, ANN Evita, wife or J. uy, on Tnesday, ©. Baldwin, of cis ily. ‘Tie relatives and friends of the family fally myited vo attend the funeral, from the the Holy Saviour, on T' gon avenue, on Thu b respect. Charch of y ith street, near Madi- orning, at en o’clo Barky.—suddenly, Greenpoint, L. 1, on Tues- | day morning, August z, at hall-past eight o'clock, ELLEN BaRhy, 74 veurs, ‘The faneral will (ake ce on Thursday morning, at hall-past ten o'clock, from her late restdence, cor: ner of Washingto i Green streets, Greenpoint, LL The friends and relatives are respectfuily In. pi to atiend, also the iricuds of ber sou, Richard . Barry. Bopks.—On Monday, August 1, iizaBKrH Bones, widow of Capt. Job, OS. The funeral will be attended this (Wednesday) afternoon, at turee o'clock, from the residence of Mr. James Bennett, 121 Hewes atreet, Brooklyn, D. ‘The relatives and friends of the families ot Mr. Peck and Mr. Geo. Sharp are respecttuily in to attend without further notice, BROWNING.--WILLIAM HENRY BROWNING, aged L year ani 2) days. Tne friends and relatives of the family are rexpect- fully tuvived to attend che funeral, from 540 Grove street, on Thursday afternvom, at ialf-past one slOCK. Buriex.—tn Philadetphia, on Saturday, July 20, Mrv. SABAH A. BUTLER, widow of John Butler, Jr., } lute of Tarrytown, N. Y:, in the 49th year of hor age. The funeral will take place from the Presbyterian ehureh, corner Fourth aveauue and Twenty -secona 8t. (Rey. Dr. Crosby's), tuis (Wednesday) morning, | at ten o'clock. ‘The relatives and friends of the famuy are respectinily invited to attend without fur- ther potice. CHAMBERS.—On Monday, August 1, at the resi- dence of his parents, Port Richmond, 8. L, SAMUEL V. CHAMBERS, Wy the 22 year of his age. His remains will be taken to Yonkers for inter- ment, CHATHAM.—On Tuesday, Angust 2, CHATHAM, in the 62d year of his age. The relatives and friends are requested’ to attend the’ funeral, from St. Paul's Church, corner Penn streetand Marey avenue, Brooklyn, Dd. shin (Wednesda JV afternoon, a& tree o'glock, without urtney notice, CONNOR,--Un Tuesday, August nes#, ANN OONNOR, in the 73d. } r of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the fauuly are respect- fully invited to attend the fnneral, from the rosl- dence of her son, John Connor, 168 Elizabeth street, on Thuraday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock pre otsely, without further notice. CRAMER.—In Utica, at the restdence of his _grand- father, . Yates, on Thursday, July 2 ENRY DwicHr, aged 1 yoar and 2 days; only ctuld of John P. ana F. Cramer, of Muwaukeo, Wis. Deuce,--On Monday, August i, Vows WuifauaTe isaac Y. 2, after a severe tl. * done severe ttness, Samm aly Sligo, Irelana, aged . a native of the ca ts relatives and friends of the family are respect- The fally invited to attend the foneral, (rom bbs Late rest- 500 West ‘Lwenl n, al one Oo At siteet, this (Wednes- Hock. Mot wit wouuay, Angst 1, JAMKS A MoPien vant son of Wm, #. and Sarah & Mo- Pherson, 8 months and 13 days. Funeral from the residence of tis grandither, John Rovch, 116 Second avenue, this (Wednesday) noon, a hallpast one o'clock. The frignds of respecutaily invited to attend., mn Tuesday, Augist Paraicg J. Hice, tm ar of his ae and | ph ghaunon, uly invited to attend the funeral, on Loon At ODE O'Clock, feom St, Patriok'w Cathedral, where a solemn requiem will beotfered up. tor the repoce of his soul: Ukence Ww Calvary Come- wry for interment. SuoKt.—JouN SHOKT, born in county Tyrone, bre. land. friends aud relatives are invited to aldend the funeral, this day (Weinesday) (rom gia tale reat. dence, 154 Cherry street. ANG.—At Yonkers, N.Y pms CLARE, on Tusdag, Augus fant sonot William and Kloren nonihs. 3 tobe held'at the residence of hie KE. Clark, Locust Hii avenge, afternoon, at tour o'cloek. nS Wiil be taken to New Haven, Ooun., (or t.—On Tuesday evening, Augist 2, Reema Cuave, wile of Lewis Taylor, in the itt year of her f the funeral i Thursday's pay On Monday, August 1, the 38th year of ins age. e relatives and friends of thefamily are invited to attend the fuyeral, from Zion's.Episcopal church, Dobbs’ (erty, this (Wernesday) morning, a& eleven o'clock. ‘Trinwt.—On Tossday, August Buaanern JANG, ouly daughter of Jotn and label Trinne, aged # > month Trkacwy, TREACKY The relatives and fries aro invited to.attend the funeral, frou. Mer inte residence, 201 Seventh street, pe APOKD CG. Tovo, Om Moaday, Angast 1, Maraaner near avenue D, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two aoloek Yan Wyee,—Oa Monday, Auguat PaGte Van Wek, aged 84 years, ‘The funeral with Lane place from histate residence. at Sing Sting, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully tavited to atiend withoul further notice. Youour.—On Thesdag, August 2, at his resideace, No, 19 University place, SaMURL L.. VouGHT, Jr. ‘The relatives and frieads of the. family and mem. bers of St. Nicholas Lodge, F. audy A. M., are reapect.. fully inviled vo attend) the funeral, from te church, at the corger of Fifth avenae and Twellth street, oy thursday afternoon, at-two o'¢iock. WAGNIR.—On Sunday evoning, July 3, Mr. JOuN WAGNI. After a lingering tlaess, insite Tid year of his age tbe relatives and iciends are respectfully invited fo.atiend the funerad, from fis late residence, 9 Heuty street, this (Wedyesday) afternoon at two o'clock. In Siaday, June 19, oa board th, mer Mohican, of wounds regplve Forward, on the coust of Meg tates Navy, in the 22d year ov son of the jute Commander Wainwright, OF States Navy, wright, 5 nis and grandson of the late Hislop’ want The funeral sarvices will be helt al THU ohaped, this (Wednesday) morning, at haltpast Ww, o’¢lock. Relatives and sriends of (he family and OW org oF the Davy are respectiuly invited ( aw id” without farther notion, WILMs.. Monday, August 1, a0 iflmess, Mra ELieauere Witt, Uni ber or a lingering aoe © Tat year of ‘The: Maneral will Lake viace [OF 1 Ee rovidenoe of het son-tm-iaw, Mr. Jost: dex, Ne ® 18 Bask Kortious azeot, this (Wednesday) morn, ai ton o'clock. Lagnidou (baginady papers BUY AS coye