The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1870, Page 8

& “THE COURTS. PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE Prem!ment Arrivals in This City Yesterday. Colonel W. H. Tams, of Virginia; Colonel Howe, of the United States Army; T. N. Jones, of the United states Navy, and W. C. Barber, of "Auburn, are at the St, Nicholas Hotel, Paymaster Wallack, of the United States Navy, Aliege@ Violations of the Internal Revenue ew—Important to Lagor Beer Dealers— An Injunction on Unliconsed Theat- rica Entertainments—A Mar- ried Woman's Rights. House, Dr. E. Wolbur, of New York; N. Hunter, of Read- me, Pa.; 8 K. Phelps, of Potsdam, and Commodore tinerson, of the United States Navy, are at the Astor House, S. D. Winder, of Washington; W. H. Wright, of Ciwcinnati; BE. A. Wile, of Nevada; Frank G, Ed- wards, of San Francisco, and O. Oley, of St. Louis, are at the Metropolitan Hotel. George W. Woodruff, of Cotumpus, Ga.; A. F. Brown, of St. Joseph, La.; W. M. Sutton, of Rich- mond; George W. Osborne, of New Brunswick, and ORITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Violntion of the Revenne Law. Before Commissioner Shields. ne United Sates vs. Theodore Scott,—The detend- ant was arrested by an oficer of the internal revenue and brought up for examination on a charge of sell- and offering for saie 7,000 cigars without havin, wid the tax thereon, Meld to awalt the action of Grand Jury, Important to Lager Beer Dealers. The United States vs, Julius Sieinohere.—The ae- fendant in this case is a lager beer retaller, doing “3 street, and is charged fer- mented liquor without hav:ag delaced and destroyed rela, Accordlag to taup dropped off the that he piexed 1 up York Hotel. George Cooper, of Cleveland; W. M. 8. Hamilton, of Toronto, and J. Salm, of New Orleans, are at tie St. Denis Hotel, Captain George E. Anderson, of the United States business at No. 26 Chambe evidence it eppe: warrel, 10 haying got sort and placed 1b on the toy os the barrel, to whieh It adhered and wi @ Was foiud by the revenue icer, ‘The gravamen of the charge is Mat he hal ob deatroyea the sianty, ‘The prosecution moved ora committal, bar (ae Comm!ssionsr decided to Peserve Dis Open in he Case Uli this morniug. The Late SUK smusgling Ow pase of the United States against Marcus charged with havin slip HoJand $10,000 While vesiorday dis- ence ol the principal CMries Hotel. Minister, and H. E, Rassell, of Connecticut, are at the Westminster Hotel. Morton Strathan, of England, { Int Barnard and Jacob Voien-kie, wnuggied on bo: worh of sik, Continiss.o: missed the complaint in t wines for the prosect ion. couAT— av unjanction on The Bevore Judge Ingraham. Judge Invrahwn yesterday granted an injanction ® she National Garden, 1 tue Bowery, restraining he proprietors trom carrying on theatrical per- bDrmances there without paying Weense. Hotel, » pwster, of Cambridge, and Seuor Don Say- vord, of Matauzaa, are at the St. Elmo Hotel. Colonel W. L, Scott, of Pennsylvania; D, McCartec, of Washington; H, Deeds, of England, and George FE. Gray, of San Francisco, are at the Fifth Avenue Liotel, Colonel F. ©. Newhall, of Philadelphia; W. W. Far- num and C. H. Farnum, of New Havea, are at the Ainemarie Hotel. fornia, are at the Hoffman House. Mr, Shaw, of Washington; George McK. Yeal, of Batumore; ©. W. Gleddin, of Boston, and J. R. rr, Childs, of Philadelphia, are at the Coleman Honse. ie rendered yester- SUPERIOR COUK i Before Ju ‘SPECIAL TERM The following dees: a S Pei Personal Notes. Wason vs. W stary order granted. Watson vs. 8 ane d, terduy trom Newport and lett last evening for Al- pinot vs. eu hg spprovea, | 88¥+ Colonel William Lenox Banks, of the Gov- ate Wik Canam * | evnor’s sta, returned to Newport. senuyler vs. ke piiementary — order MSSM ARLURAEREe on , WHAT KILLED BERMARD RODEN? Wendell es. bi order nnn 9 ‘i P In the case ot Bernara Roden, who died on Sun- Schamache day evening in the West Twentieth street police station, as heretofore reported in the HERALD, Coro- Moun feng ne jirmer will (0-day make an investigation. It Lee iaga * | is said that Ama Mcavoy, of No. 225 West seven- and deceased and his wife, while er tie infinence of liquor, became invoived 1a a Crowe al AL TE javrel, durmy which the arteries ot Roden’s leit Sig: Beivbee thrusting i through a pane of o eer ihe case Wili be developed oseph F. Daty. bi 0, and in the meantime the women Robinson ve. Jn this case, tt in in custody. Roden’s death resulted from mich have bi ty fuily put bia dit PARED IT daly has renite: jon holding that Why ied Bled to Death—A Surgeon's 2 made by the defendant, . Riv j Sugeestions. + compieie bur to an order of arrest under the | F Sept. 5, 187 “Stillwell act” In an action to recover for neces: |, 4 Huw Yous, Sqpt. 6, 1870. aries, He holis, nevertieiess, thal an examination | To? # proper co det ne the fact ot caverture betore | A paragrap eee ctonereticiasion ba-ehe-ceuee. ing’s HERALD, in which one of your reporters does 2 the honer of stating that one Bernard Roden, ally stabbed last evening, was attended MeNeuly, but avout a quarter-past seven P, M. Now, irom the wording of the above Ihe public are naturally led to infer that my SESSIONS. COURT OF GENEASL Death of Judge Bedford’s © meet of the Court, The September ierin of this court was to have | ner— Xdjourn- wen opened yesierday meruing by City Judge | ssional skill and services were unavailing to tedford, but m consequence of the ¢ h of hus of (he paitent, und that he died while ather—the disimguished Pr. Kedford—uis Honor | Under my professioual care. All of which ts posl- vas not present, District Attorney Garvin, learn- uvely wuree, and does me great injustice, placing it would not be tn town tll eof the Common Pleas to At twelve ug that Recorder Hac w-day, sent for a Jnd, yen and adjonra the lowing starement of fa About seven ock las Spouded to @ call to visit at the Sixteenth precinct station house a man who had been stabbed, On my examination oF tie sed the starthng Was pulseiess and in a dying nition from ti ustion supervening upon tie ss of Divod. Icontd not detect the sughtest | Wace of pulsation in elther of the arteries designated above, So that practically the man was dead wien I Brstsaw hit, and did actually cease to breathe in less than ten nuuutes after I arcived at the station, iad i or any surg on in the immectate vicinity 1S—THIS GAY. Hela by Judge In- Nos. 15, 18, 21,55, ® Counr—Citas Calendar case 1.—Before | “attended” the pauent at the time the injury was . T66h, 1567, elved, instead of nearly an hour after the two 1530, 1888, 1,580, arteries of the left forearm had been severed, Par woud not have bled to death, and eve, siiil be found among the livi 1 pectiully aad suggestively ask in this con- nection Whether ii Would not be well for police sur- geons to is the onicers and men of the dime. vinets how to arrest hemorrhage in cases of | emer iy 3 ihe one under consideration, and whieh ©. very readily be accomplished by tying a common handkerchie! ground the wounded on Trinl—The ily, the Aileged "thief, dence Kather Indefinite—iiigy Millers Exeiae | limb some Ltle distance above the pomt of ss 2s N injors, at the same time tightening the hand- Exploits—Clubbing 9 Negro. kercluer by inserting a pce of wood Commissioncr Bosworth yesterday heard com- | and twisttug 16 round till the dow of Maints against policeiuen. There were only vwenty- pry simple procedure a fatal enied while the services of secured, and had this method even complaints, and some of the Commissioners: jake This as an ev.dence « he Increased efficiency | been adopted last evening the iife of the wounded of the force, when ihe tz cret is that the grand | waa would, iu all Numan probability, have been kaved. Jicese make (he necessary corrections, and roundsinen atric fo ta bogus compitints, ON | oie ROBERT MCNEILLY, M.D. wecount of the scat Brennan, Jemoralized, 1 and prosecute of} rebukes administered by Mr. | Sian some five of these roundsmen were so | A CHAIN OF ACCIDENTS. iney failed ye Jay to appear a6 fir | Serious Kerosene Explosion in Brooklya— Two Men Barned—Tsvo Women and itd Seriously Injured by Bi Shortiy befere cleven o'clock yesterday morning a can of kerosene oil exploded in the grocery of Mr. icholas Homo yinond street, Brook- lyn, The burning aid was scutiered o' the place ami set ib on Mr. Hota made a desper | attempt to extinguish the flames, and in doing so | Was ti Mr. Jolin Eitve reenth ward, ing in tie lurceny of seventy dollars aer, of No. 451 & street, In ihe Atlantic ¢ non Frida ume. Rel sa pa sauce notices, and t 1 a ing Run Over. lor partietys from M not Goa cant otdew peovea who occupied n of the upper part of the | put of his pocket himseir on the | jov ws i badiy burned about the arms and ca te alao appeared ayer A Hoshnan, whose 1uiries were considered nad been introdnecr Wis. Berver ids La! character, Was I ed tothe City Hos- 2 garden, ili 8osoon | pital, where he lies in a Huon. pedi pe ingame Lis ceturned ror | rhe prulding was near betove t! y, Reilly” : ‘aly | Was subened. ‘he joss on the stock and ‘oved by tive is witne ! | both of whieh are owned by Mr. Hotta: cee er ariaee sake | ma 600, ‘There is an Imsurance on the noney found on him was a pare of t | nia Insurance Company ment made to Hin | v9 on the building im some wiknown cou- dence was | os That two men entered the store, ne of them, alter taking a ciaar rew the burning maich ina he commpany of | picked np }, and helleves ts very su» | eu. kept ouder the can for ne purpose of cate fhe tw was tried she Waste oll igaiied and caus roundsims fy boing of | ned thathe | o'clock the five broke ont a | saloon eight | second thr 0.5, While om ihe r | the brew enue 00k allowed him an box | potut car, rns un, fearing that with a ginss of | we | a collision aig w iu fact there was no danger, be j When near the corner of Qudsou avenue Alva, Maria Oukly, residing at No, 207 Raymond sirect, and Mrs, Rowe, residing 4 ». 10 South Phird street, B. D.. in thetr efforts to ct upon { the platform, fell under’ the feet of a team of TREE POssex- | attached to an ice cari. women were man to be a | badly eautand bratved before they could be taken Fiend of tue oifene ave to him is position. Mrs. Rowe hat @ cnlid and subsequeutly arrested p etor for vik it Was also bruised on the head. ng the Excise law. Judgment reserved for furth evidence. Officer Hanford, of him to Lng beer tin, found the est proprietor and on Sunds aie hand of nicking it up to »y the round dion of the | iP wm Ws, cuted 1th, was fined | Twent ARREST OF ALLEGED INCENGIARIES. ‘or clubbing d Goss and arresting what | : re e a fra without caus vidence was very coucinsive | Yet forenoon ® fire broke out tna frau wrainst the oilicer, Whu eeriminly exec jus | buliding occupied by a German named Radoiph Heberie and ‘ts wife asa drinking saloon at Port | Morris, Westchester county, winch was shortly | afterwards extinguished by the Morrisania firemen, A vessel contaimng a subsequently discov floor, where the A VERY SERIGHS MISTAKE. desierday afternoon an ol Union soldier hoblied m his wooden leg to the police sation at Trenton, | N. dy in company with a car conductor whow he | a under = the barged with having robved im of bis quarterly | suficient to warrant the arrest of gay, to the amount of ninety dollars. Yhe com. | and lus wile on suspleion of their ” 9 bis name as John Maste; j having — witfully ute premises. Other | maaan, whe gave. 2: ay Masterson. | evidences of incendtarism were aldo observed nad come from Brunswick to obtain his three | in the rooms used by th suspected partis, months’ saiary at" the Treaten pension office, and | Mis stated that the stock and fixtures of the dingy stepped Cha oa ee ee ee oii dot te, | £8i000, said to he valued at less than $100, nad be depot on his return, when be missed BS | insured in the Maniatian Fire Insurance Company money. He immediately nad the conductor arrested, . The accused parties held for exanit- While he was preverring the charge the Mayor's ed the soldier himself and of his coat pockets. the nucxpested tnding of THE GATES WILL CASE. merriment was c y Ht.” aud Master: 9 “0 y oifered five do! = are Gana to the endnote nati’) or ind Const ety. Fo ganerelex pobwaldion: Se aim aeiias Se nantly refused it, wiile John, being sit, dizzy In | markal Jawsuit instituted to con- 1, was faken In charge by of ane #24 | test the will of the late Dr. Carleton Gates, of 1 to the depot. | Yonkers, Westehester conuty, hes terminated pane tions ME Setz through « on Rev. Ure Hnelbut, who was OOKLYN REVEN allen’s whiskey distillery, at the corner of King | and © 1 Brooxlyn, was seized resid and: rawn ui! furtuer opposition Surrogate John W. Mills, iy favor of the contest ue Will, juaving 0 the decision of hover stroots, Sout Accordingly jetters of ‘administration have been yestorday inocnr vy t ternal Revenue officers, | granted to I Amos W. Gates, father of the de on the vi thal jt was being ran without payipg used, WhO NOW comes nto possessim@ ef the 8 ices , Hed Ms $5,000. property jell, deducting Ue costs ui Uie Btilte me in # false position, as will appear from vie foi. | evening I promptiy re- | and Governor | ceeded. Walker aml lady, of Berinuda, are at the Clarendon | commotion, The disposal of it was continued so | | | ' uitity of Venice turpentine | kitchen | 0, 18 hart first burned a hole, was | WALL Sraper, ! Monpay, Sept. 6—6 P. M. GOLD, 114% a 118%. The intense ihterest manifested in the stirring events transpiring in France was the occasion of a and John T. Drew, of Washington, are at the Irving very early attendance at the Gold and Stock Ex- changes this morning, aud evoked the presence of hundreds who, after the fashion of Wall street life, are not of those who follow the maxims o! the re- spected B, Franklin. The janitors and janitresses were therefore much concerned to know what new development in the war had made early birds of the stock and gold brokering fraternity. But there was no news, for the wires were reported prostrated be- tween this point and the American end of the Lon- don cable, and It was some time before the news agents and private correspondents procured intelll- gence through the French branch, but of a character Benjamin Turner, of New Orleans, are at the New | devoid of such financial statistica as were requisite to guide speculative action. In this emergency the dealers in the room were left to thelr own resources, andas the latest despatches nad said that the French Ministry were unanimous in their intention to continue the war, gold advanced to 114%, which Navy; Captain Samuel Blevins, of Sandusky, and | wag the average of transactions just before the Dr. J. R. Wyckoil, of Cleveland, ave at the St. | formal opening of the Board. ‘The session once under way, however, It was evident that the “pulls” J. B. Wheelock, of Boston; M. Gareta, Argentine | nad lost courage and margins as well, for the de- mands of the brokers to freshen the latter having been unheeded, ® general selling movement pro- ‘The sales of long gold produced the wildest steadfastly that the impression gained ground that the sellers were in receipt of important news from Europe, and the brokers ran around inquiring “what was the matter abroad? ‘had peace been ratified?” and the lke. The result Was @ general stampede to sell, and the pit of the apartment was seldom so crowded. The price at length broke to 113%, which is one pér cent lower than the quotation prevailing when war was declared by France, From this Colonel Lane, of the United States Army; General | point there was a steady reaction, as little by little Franklin, of Hartford, and Alfred Mitchell, of Cali- | the intelligence came through the French cable that France had detnroned the £imperor and pro- Claimed the republic—a new and startling turn of events, which set the Gold Room to thinking more profoundly than ever; for the war which was begun by tmperial France might be continued by the re- public with @ vigor, prestige and enthusiasm that Governor Hoitinan’s family arrived in this city yes- | might bring all Europe into the contest. The goll dealers were all the more puzzled because they were without the London quotations for our securttiex, and were thus deprived of the light of English sent- ment upon the more receat phase of the sitnation in France, The sho.ts, who had sold in the forenoon under the belief that there was something terribly bearish behind the market, also grew timid and began to cover, the general effect upon the market of this uncertaluty as to the future being ected in the resurrection of the ot fashioned fallacy that gold was the best thing to hold in a crisis, and the consequent purchasing drove the price back to ilf's., The course of the market is showa in the table:— ery Sirens try 1m the gold loan market the rate ranged from two per cent for carrying to fat for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- lows:— Gold cleared. . Gold balance Currency ba FOREIGN EXCHANGE DUL' There was very little demand tor foreign exchange, although, as the steamer sails Wednesday, it may be wo carly to judge of the condition of the market from to-day’s Quiness, The following were the quotations:—Steriing, alxty days. commerctal, 10573 @ 10994; good to prime bankers’, 10914 a 109%; snort sight, do., 11034 a 1105; Paris, sixty days, do., 5.1334 @ 5.3234; short sight, 5.0714 a 5.00'4; Antwerp, bank- ers’, 5.158 5.124%; Switzerland, do., 5.1836 a 5.124; nburg, do., 36 @ 3677; Amsterdam do., 40}. a 40 Frankfort do., 41% a 4134; Bremen do., 7924 a 791; Prassian thalers, 72+; a 72) STOCKS UNSMTTLED AND LOWER. ‘The stock market was buoyant in the forenoon on the dectine in gold, and prices advanced about a hatf per cent above the best made in the upward turn of Jast week. The rise seemed to induce heavy realiza- tions, however, and when, later, gold reversed its movement so ply, stocks began to fall off, and eventually declined to and closed at the lowest es of the day. The foilowing were the closing prices at the last session of the Stock Exchangy Canton Company, 6214 2 63; Consolidation Coal, 2614 bid; Cumberland Iron, 30 a 40; Western Onion, 3474 3 Quicksiiver, 6 bid; Mariposa, 4 bid; do. pre- ferred, 9 lid; Adams Express, 67 a 673;; Wells- Fargo Express, 1214 a 15. do., scrip, 235 a 23g s 2M; American Express, 41 a 41%{; United States Express,. 42a 42)¢; Pacilic Mail, 405; a 407%; New York Cent 96% a 965%; do. scrip, 934 a 9334; E Harlem, 134 a 155; Reading, 9734 a 97373 & 93%; le nois Central, 195% bid; Cleveland and Pilisburg, 10534 a1 ; Chicago and Norihwestern, 822f a $3: do. preferred, 8914 a 899¢; Cleveland, Columbus, Cin- cinuati and Indianapolis, 79) bid; New Jersey Cen- tral, 10214 a 103; Rock Isiand, i14'; a 11444; Milwau- kee aud St. Paul, 6334 a 63°;; do. preferred, 805% a 8024: Toledo, Wabash and Western, A 55; do. pre ferred, 79; Fort Wayne, 94 a 94%; Chicago dd Alton, 112411224; do. preferred, 118 a 114; Ob a A issippi, 35', a 55%y Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 101%, « 102; Morris and Essex, $934 a 89; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 3.4; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 113 a 113%;; do. preferred, 114% bids Colum Chicago and Indiana Central, 1545 a 18343 HIGHEST AND Low The following shows the high to-day for the leading active sb: ptral consolidaved } seri Nortl See and St. Pal prev mio and Misi voile Mall. MONEY PIRMER. ‘There was a better demana for toney, but ail ap- plications on call were readily accommodated at live on governments and siX on stocks. EXcepuon- ally some of the government houses were borrow ers jour pi eut. In the éiscount market buyers and sellers were strongly disagreed, and rates for Prine doudle names ranged trom se to nine per cent, GOVERNMENTS The government m: eOL. rket, While mm the mat steady, fuctuaied within marrow bmiis in answer to the eb i the gold) premium. The deal- ings were moricrate, and prices closed) firm as follow United States currency sixes, 1112; a 1o., 1881, registered, 114) a 13474; do. lo., do. five-twentles, regisiered, ¢@ i1l?,: do. do, 1862, con- 11534; do, do, 1864, do.do., 11% do. dv, 1865, do, do., 11136 @ 112; do. do,, a MOI; do Teyiste Go., 10%; @ 11015; Go. do., 1968, do, ui do. ten-lorties, registered, 196 & 106 | Don, 106 a 18%, THE Svar The Southern St without sclal feature, the jatest quotation: 6 @ 6234; do, | winia, ex coupon, 68 a | re Nd, 6435 | 86; do, sevens, 91) do. sevens, old, 90 a6 North Ca coupon, 52 a 5215; do. fuding, 7a 49; do. do., 1868, S41 a 35; do, new, 314; a do., Special tux, 24 a 24),; Missouri sixes, 9014 a 9024; do., Hannibal aud St. Joseph, 90a 9035; Loutsi- ana sixes, 72 a 74; dO, new, 67 a 70; do, levee sixes, wa do. do eights, 87 a 8%; do, peultentiary sevens, 74 & 78; do, railroad eights, 82 8 85; Alabama fives, 702 do. elglts, 1004101; do, rate + 11035 2 11034; do. do., cou BONDS QUIE bonds were quiet and ‘The following were Tennessee, eX coupon, new, 60% @ 61; Vir- ; do., mew, 884¢ a 09; do. & 66; Georgia sixes, $5 road eights, 05 2 99; South Carolina eixes, 82 a 8 } 4, Dew, Jannary and July. 70 @ 7: do do, April and Octoher, 74 a 75; do., registered stock, old, 73a 75; Arkapsas sevens, 72a 76. THE SPKCIE MOVEMENT. ‘The imports of specie at this port during the past week have been as follows:— : August 20—Steamer Ocean Queen, Aspin- wall—Stiver..... $1,730 pease eames Re here ia HM 29—Brig juracoa, Curacoa—Silver Gold... --- seeecees s: seeeeseee 18,374 Angust 31—sSteamer City of Mexico—Vera ruz—Silver. 2,320 Gold, as ae 10,800 Sey 1 a rial ‘ept. 1- oid Sept. 2—City of Cork, iHalifa Sept, 2.—City of Port an Prince, Port au Prince—Gold, ‘Total for the week., Previously reported... . Tota) since Jan. 1,1870. Same time, 1969. Same time, 1868.. Same time, 1867... saeee RAILWAY EARNINGS. The following shows the comparative earn- ings of the Chicag> and Northwestern fottroad for the third week in August:— 1810. $438,538 1889. 340,005, For the month of Angust:— 18% . $1,246, 213 1869, 1,037,973, Tncrease...« + $208,240 ‘The earnings of the St, Louis and Jron Mountain Ratlroad during the month of August were:— 1870, COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS. The following shows the foreign imports at New York during the past week and since the beginuaing of the yea Dry goods s21502,700 g2110d0s $a,b0ur% ry sees 2 2,21 is General mdse.... 2,222,071 anor berets Total for w'K.. $4,684,771 $6,524,077 $7,683,070 Prev. reported. 1OSiTGoH2 Sszo00ee Oe ole as Since Jan. 1. . $172,960,003 $212,800,059 $205,648,216 SALES AT THE WEW YORE STI3C EXS4AN35. Monday, Sept. 5—10:15 A.M. 810000 US 6-20, c, °62.... 113% 100eha LSA MS KR. 15000 do. ldo. 126000 US foouo 1 So's, 20000 ‘Tenn o's, RK. 200 Cleve & Pites... 700 Obie & Mias ER. 0 do... 100 Chi 4 NW BR pr. B00 do. ‘ol, PeodWist, wa oth # RAC at af Be 2000 ‘K¢ uuu Wo do... 1 StL Td 10U Del, Lack & W 100 do. do. 1400 Reading KI 1LS&X SRE. a Bien ea #20000 US 0 20000 Mbi_ 15000 0d US B20, cy *66, Hg 700 US 3 14-40, BHO 0) cy %05, a. Ms a, WOW dO. veveneers 10S One o’Clock P. M. 1500shs LS &MSRR.. 9334 200) do. 95% 1 to, 100 Chi _& 200 Mi 2 St Paut RI i 0. ig Wab& W.. Bou we 62%, Woes + 4244 200 Han & St J RR...) 154g SONY Cena RR... 260 LUO do. 10 Sk WN YCaHRRetis, 9 1Co,O at ORK... 18, GuouU STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five e0lock P.M. re, Northwestern MONDAY, Sept. 5—6 P. M. CorrEe.—There was no business of consequence trans- acted in Rio, the deman:! being light. Prices were unchang- ed, being rather heavy for all but the prime grades, which were heid with firmness. No were reported. In New Osieans, 000 bags, ex W. D. Andrews, were sold on private terms. For other kinds the market was dull at previous quotations, We quolte:—Ruo, ordinary cargoes, ide, a iyge.; fair do, M4%4c, @ Ie.; good do, 15%. 14c.; extremes for lots, 14c. a ‘ pore, Ide, a Me. Caylon, nt uayra, 163¢c. & jamaica, loc. a 7e.; Ceara, léc. a Ness Conta ica, c.'alSe.; Manila, Io. a lie.; Mexican, Ibe. a 18c., and Ma, 15490 w i8c.—all gold. duty paid. With very small offert: the market for this prices appreciated to the extent of 4 business trapsacted ut the fm- provement was iicht, however, being almost entirely con- fined to small lots to’ supply the present wants of spinners. ‘There were soia 691 bales, of which 664 wers taken by spin- by «pecuiators. Yor fatnre delivery the market y aclive, but prices were lower. The sales were 700 busis low midiling, for September, at I8tse. w 1 600 do., for October, at 17c. 217 4c. ; 100 do., for November, at 164c.; 100 do., for December, at Ge, Gate Saturday) 000 do., for September, at 18x. for Gctober, wt 78;0.; 390 do. for November, at 17g aad til Uo, for Decemver, at 16%4¢. a 15 1s16e, We quote t L Mosileont Bergh, N Ordinary. ih ) Good ordina: wi 164 Low iniddhin; iia Wig Middling. ay Suis Good u 4 2 a 9 sr By Fioun axy GEAtS. “hereipte, 1446 bbls: ‘tlonr, 77,641 Dusiiels wheat, 14,7.6 do. corn, 103,067 do. onts, $20 do, bar- ley, and 650 do. ‘inalt. “the Hour’ market ended dull and heavy, and in otder to sell to any extent Lower prices would have Had to b ted. ‘The sales were only about 5,000 we ‘at 40 for shipment. For it, and prices were zen- Hour was steady, with a Corn meal was dull but $4 a $525 5 oa 6 b0 50a 60) 60a 625 boa bw - b40a 575 Jextra Mrauosoin + 6 Wa 709 | Kound Loop Oblo, dipeing brands bie 6 hoop Ohio, trade brands, + 800— 650 ete’ +8 75a 725 oo 59a 640 65a 700 70a 750 80a 950 2a 600 700% 10 00 Corn meal, city. 5a Corn meal, Jersey. 00 e 520 Corn swoal, Brandywine Se — Wheat was dull and irregular and decidedly lower, closing ai. There was no prime spring offered. ‘fhe sales comprised about 125,009 bushels, at $l a #103 for rejected spring; i 05 for soll No.2 Milwaukee; $1 12 for fair condi 28 for soft amber winter; st 29 m 1 30 for prime and 1 65 for white, Of rye a small iot jor'old Western. Barley was duil and noml- it, 2.500 bushels Canada West bro teaily, with salen of about 45,000 bushels at so. a tor mixed Western and $0c. for yellow, Oats were dull, 8 7,000 bushels for old Western, 47c, n SMe. for nd Oui, the inside price for inferior, and Uc. for ‘r@.—The market was quiet, the offerings of almost ies being light, but full rates were ied to all narts. ‘the chartering demand was only moderately active- Tie engagemenwe were:—To Liverpool, per ste mer, 87,500 Dusbels wheat part late Saturday) at 74d., closing with'8d, genervlly asked; i baies votton at <4, "To Londow, 2.600, Faas floar on To Antwerp, 2,000 vee wheat Giasgow, per bushels Bled. The charters were:—A vessel, 472 tons, ‘om Sicily to New York, with fruit,’ & a vw Gibraltar and Malta — with ral cargo, und buck to New York; a abip from Phila- hia to the Continent, with 9,009 bbis. petroleum, on pri- {rom Philadelphia to Seville, with rivate tern. To at at wheat (W cages petroleum, at 32iyc.; a bark, hence to the Medi- nean, with 220) bbis. do.y at Ss. Sdoy and a bark, with orders, at bs, 6d., if direct to bia. do, to Falmouth, for ‘otterdum, E GUNNIES remained dull and nominal at Me. a Me. for bags and Bujgc. @ 32e. for cloththe !atler price for Borneo, sales except 10) bales cloth on private w of sale, the demand being only for ed to rule steady at Luo 2 Sie. were madt Borton of 2,000 bales wavall lots, Dut for common demand, and salt to arrive here an * Manila was dull at 12%e., sold. Sinai at 114oe. do., and Tampreo in bond, 7}; We heard of no sales of conkeqt Hitie inquiry, and the do. nenee, There business was contined to small &; holders were still generally We axiouy t realize, in consequence of the large supply. quote: cu Nentrifigal and mixed. a, Siem Bl. turpentine the market quiet, there being no demand except for sinall amounts to supply present wante, but prices were steady, at 39340. a 40c.--the latter price was ge ally demanded at the close, ‘There were sold 17 bbia, at Je, a 40e, for merchantable, Rosin--Strained was spar! offered and quoted at $195 a. £9, but the demand war aud we beard of no wales oF NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET, small : were dull but steady at our last PHovIsloNs.. Receipts 0 bil. and packages bbls. and tlerces beef. ay heavy, closing at abont $27 27)¢ a $27 W ior ‘The ules were abou, 30) bbls, W 27 Ww 87 75; also ‘or September deifrery, The market for lari wasdull, ‘the light and prices were heavy and lower, ciosi at 16!;0. l6ige. for prime stern steam, ‘There were id 130 pact t Ite, for elty steam and kestle and I6}ge. for pri emtera steam ; 230 tlerces, for December very, at I43gc. aud x0 do., for Decewber and January, at the same price, Live hoge were quiet at about former prices. ‘The arrivals were fn head, the bnik of which were for slaughter- ers. Dres logs were quote! at Ice, a 12%e., with omy @ moderate demand, eet was slow of sale, the de- mand being only for jobbing lots, but former prices were waked, About 7% buls. wore sold within the Tange of $140 $16 for plain ness, and ¥46 a $19 for ex do.” Tierce beet was dull and nominal, Prime mess wi ‘at $29 a 480, Beof hams were inactive, Bacon was Hand less frm, Salca 40 boxes long anit short clear at | 6c. For cut meats the market was still quiet, there being no demand except for small. lots, and prices were rather | we ‘Small wales were reported within the range of Ive. # | wie. for plokled hums aud 21440, a 2. For light Heroed and LBOM.—The market for crude in bulk was very | ing quiet, but strong, to the increased tirmness in the | hanket on the ereoks “Holders demanded tise, a Lic | which prices were 3c. alc. above the views of buyers. We heard of no excent 1.000 bbis., deliverable during the | first half of November, on private On the | reek, the mares) was Vereited and igher, at the o » wi Lot ra leman for | fots" on the "tower seftrs ‘option, sixty dyn, | but at ec! the m: was weak at wow | road the ciosing quotations were ip3 35 bbls. on the lower road, seller's option, — 75. There was ine was sparinciy offered; 13c0, wae No sales were reported. — 1 was quict, busi iriet- J eg rte g ed was within the range of 83¢c. a 9c, SUGAK.—The amount of business transacted in raw was ight there being bnt ittle demand, but the market was | ly at 9790, a ise, for fair to good relinins Cuba, The | offertugs were light,” Sales 400 hhds. part at 4c. w Wige. for. | Cuba and Porto Kico, Demerara on private terms; alno400 | oxes on private terms, There prevaiied fairdemand for | ined, which closed at 13%4c. for hard, w 12240. ae extra ©, and MMe. a -Cuba—Interior to common | ej fond Ten: ac. ie; prime groct ‘a ile.;” centrifugal (bhas, and boxes), 9:40. @ 11%¢.; molasses (hhds, and boxes), tmelado, bc. ‘a te, Havana-Boxes Dutch to 9,’ 90. fen; dO, 10 to 12, Bic. aw | 18 to 18, losge, @ Hage; dd, 16, to 18, Ise. a “Retain i ~) 0) Leider! dor is toa Lise: a tues” while, 12ic. No. 13, in bond, net cash (gold), 6c. Porto Rico—| jen, Sige. @ 90.3 do., 1 BTEARINE.—-The was small prices were ~ About 6,000 Ibs. primne ‘Rold l 18}. @ 19¢. Common to good ranged from 14}40. to 18240. SerDs.—We heurd of ‘no further sales of Calcutta lineced, which was unchanged in value, Grast remalued dull, at 1c: # 14ie. for clover and $6 76 a $6 for timothy. TALLOW.—The market was very quiet and prices re- mained heavy. A few small sales were reported at}<c. « | Wace a Warskey.- Receipts, 484 bbls, The demand was on'y | moderately active, but there was no particular chan prices. About 300 bbls, were sold at 4c. w M44ic,—nimost all at Se. ig Oe, Kee ite ‘but the supply bein, REAL ESTATE TR! | i New York City. | Annand Nassau sts, nw corner, 70.7x44.1x70x3 Ashiand place, us, 423 ite of Waveriey pace, 33.cx34.19, Broome at, # 8, 100 ftw of Goerck st, 25x00. Bethune st, 8 8, 81 [tw of Washington st, 8 Bethune 81 ft w of Washington’ at, $5: Nassau and Ann ats, n w corm Rivington st, na, No. 46, 20x40, Stanton st, No #9, 223 ‘Thompson at, w # 253.2 fn of Prince st ‘Thow:pron at, w #, 248.6 (tn of Prince at, 45th st, #4, 8.8 ftw of 2d av, 18.8x100.9 ‘A 49.5 ft 9 of 88th wt, 94 40.5 ft 8 of let st, 20x00... aw it e of Bogert st, 2oxiv0.. Grattan at, nm 250 ft © of Bogert st, 254113. Grattan st, n #, 200 ft e of Bogert et, 25:113.5, 360 84,275 ike of Bogert st, b4.4x 101.83 ive of Bogert si, Aixii7.x3 wert at, Soll ed. of Bofert wt, 25x) rt at, 100x100, ° eof ‘n of Willonghby ay, BSE SEset8 seetes ard é 1Bih at, #3, 240 Carlton ay, Ww Flushin; lacey os e850 Herkimer at wid Van Siaderen iy, asi. <= sh Eastayeus avy a.m, 100 {Le of Reed av, Wixi. i Miler ave w B00 {ts of Divison ay. 40x10. B00 Rochester a + 600 of East New York av, $5x00.9, ty CSXT, 19.10 few wa, 100 fs of Herkime: 5 #e corner, 75x1l 4th ay, 16.ox100, Westchester Count. GREENBURG. Main st, # n, lot 25, C G Storm's property, 50x150........ £0U Constant st and Landing road, 8 wcorner, Tyas | property, .....- cooenens 330 NORIH CAB Kensico to Armond road, ws, adjoining J Birdsall wrest es, 100 ft from Andrew Barker av and Juljauna Barker av, ¢ 8, 100 ftn of Jubanna WHITE PLALSS. Kenaico av, ¢ #, 100 ft « of Fisler st, x19 Warren st, w #, 200 it from Harrison av, 60: 391 ft e of Nepperban a¥, 65x175. Elm at, #5, 991 fte rban av, 6x175.. Elm at, so, 271 ft © of Nerperban av, 50x160. South broadway and Kellinger st, # © corner, Richmond County. ELTINGVILILE. Bay at, es, 100 ft 8 of Staten Island R i, 5/x100, Bridge av, 47 ft w of Wilson ay, 100x100. NORTHFIELD. ‘asa. Long Neck, adj jand of Abraham Jones, 2 acres, Catharine st, 70x125; also on same st, 50x107. Adj land of John W Jewett, ¥éx30 ‘00 Same property.......... 00 ‘Adj land of David Decker, * 3,000 STAPLETON. Gore at, 6 8, cor Clark st, 50x60. Hudson County, +. JERSEY CITY: Union st, lots 87 and $9, map of Sherwood, 50x100..... UNION, Bergen line road, « s, 872 ft n of Blum st, 37.2x100, Bergen lMue road, # 8, 60 ft n of Blum st, 37.2x100. UNION TOWNEHIP. Hudson av and Sth st, n w corner, 25x100, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. AA Married. Bry rye—HILL —At Clncianati, Ohio, on Tuesday, August 30, J. H. G. BLyTHE, of New JuLtA H, Hint, of West Virginia. No cards, Disprow—CaHEsTNUT.—In Brooklyn, KE. D., on Wednesday, August 10, by the Key. W. H. Johnson, THEODORE C. Disskow to ELLEN CAESTNUT, step- daughier of D, M. Turner. ForpaamM—Pxescorr,—On Monday, August 22, at the reside! £. Butler ii . ory, of Keesevile, N.Y, Died. ApaMs.—On Saturday, Sepiember 3, Sanan J. ADAMs, daughter of the late Jame. nd Mary H. Adams, aged 21 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also mem- bers of the Park Lodge, 516 F. and A. M., also Zetland chapter, 141 R. A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her mother, 455 West Forty-fourth street. BEDELL,—At the residence of William D. Patnam, at Richmond village, Staten Isiand, on Sunday, September 4, Miss Mary J. BEoxt | blatives and friends are respectfully invited te attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at tour | i o'clock, from the Moravian church, New Dorp. j BRENNAN.—On Monday, September 5, after a | short illness, MICHAEL BRENNAN, Native of Mary- | borough, Queens county, Ireland, aged 33 years. The friends and relatives are respectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 209 Sands street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. BercuEer.—On Sunday, September 4, BUTCHER, in the 6lst year of lis age. The friends and those of his brother-in-law, Je miah A. Halianan, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ‘his late residence, In President street, between Fourth and Fifth avennes, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery, Brvugx.—In Brooklyn. on Sunday, ELrorD Hewarp, youngest child of . ane Frances M. Bruen, aged 1 year, 2 months and 20 THomas ae latives and friends are invitea to attend the funeral, this [eed afternoon, at three v’clock, from No. 87 Bergen street, near Hoyt, Brooklyn, without further notice, Barrk.—At Bloomfleld, N. J., on Monday, Sep- ; tember 5, Maub, youngest child of James H. and Mary W. Barre, aged 18 months. BENNETT.—At Camperdown, Broomy Hill, Here- ford, on Saturday, August 20, THOMAS EASTNOR BEN- NEtT, Esq., of this city, eldest surviving son of the late Admiral Thomas’ Bennett, in the 47th year of his age, on his first visit with his wife to the home ‘of lus yo ROWN.—On Friday, September 2, Mary Josren- | INs, only and beloved daughter of Turner and Selina Brown, aged 14 years, 9 monchs and 3 days. ‘The remains were interred in Greenwood, BEDPORD.—On Monday, September 5, Dr. NING S. BEDFORD, in the 64th year of nis age. | ‘The relatives and friends of the fainily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his tate resi- dence, No. 66 Fifth avenue, on Wednesday mora ing, at hall-past nine o’clock. A solemn mass of | morning, at ten o'¢ \ | spectinlly York, to Miss | of the bride’s parents, by the Rey. I. | pNryY BE. Forpaay, of New York city, to | Guy: | at Ogden, West i at Lg ye oe o'clock. J0X.—, |, On ‘Sania Anse beloved wite of Hichard Oom, a4 of John Morrisania, this (Tuesday) evening, of the family, also the membera of jo, 484, F. and A. M., are invited to attend the iuneral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Train leaves Southside Railroad de- peed Gahan ss Eignen street, Wi at =, n 3 CURTISS. —, -in-law, D. ‘A, Graph, ee the residence of his son- to attend the funeral this da; matns will leave a 1 Mamaroneck. at seven o'clock - hy thence to. Washington, South river, N. J., where funeral es will be heid in the Bapiist Guureny over whieh ho was for. merly pastor, lay, August 26, at Highland Milils, OLARK.—On Fri Orange county, Mis8 ANTOINETTE CLARK, ‘fhe remains rest in Greenwood, 4 Cook.—On Sunday, Septemoer 4, SaRan W., only augnter of John and Mury L. Cook, ugea 6 montis and 11 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the famlly are re- spectfully myiied to attend the funeral, from the residence of her grandiather, Mr. Char'es J. Doage, + No. 91 South Second street, Brookiya, EB. D., this (Tuesday) afvernoon, at two o'clock. Cucs.—On Saturday, September 3, at Shrewsbury, N.J., Many, widow ‘of Daniel Cock, in the 82d year er age. The faneral will take place from Martmecock meeting house this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two - o'clow ‘Trains, Long Island Ratiroad, leave James by the Srmnent of boldary, who demanded. San aaticc. | ih” Mac elke igh five o'clock » M. DoNOVAN.—On Sunday, September 4, PATRICK Donovan, of Dunmanway, county Cork, ireland, (ay more ac- | aged 33 years and 3 months, stronger, especially (or onl for Septem. | His uncles, Daniel and James Harrington, and old at an improvement of Hc. a 3ée,0er | friends of the family, are invited to atteud the Mons closiny at 205¢¢. c.” | funeral, from the residence of his brouher, Richard nchenged, ‘Sales t0 terees Carolina | Donovan, 698 West Korty-seventh street, at one o'clock this (Zuesday) afteravon. DressLur.—aAt West Farms (Home for Inourables), on Monday morning, September 5, at two o'clock, after @ year's sufferings, Mrs. AMBLIA WILBEL- MINE D&xssLER, aged 74 yqirs. Kuneral at ule above place, on Wednessay after. noon, at half-past three o'clock, Friends wishing (oO attend will please assemble befoxe two o'clock at 118 West seveuteenth street. Pluladelphia and Baltimore papers please copy. DELANEY.—On Sunday, eptember 4, at College Point, L. L, MICHAKL DELANBY, of Queene county, Ireland, aged 62 years, ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence to-day (Luesday), ai twelve o’clock, noon, HGAN.—On Sunday, September 4, ParRiIcK EGAN, in the Sist year of bis age. Relatives and friends of the faintly are invited to attend the tuaeral, from his late residence, Seventy- eighth street, on First avenue, this (Paesday) morn- ing, at ten o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to College Point, L. 1., for interment, EccLeston.—On Monday, Sepiember 5, FLORENCK May, eluest daughter of kobert and Josephine Eccleston, aged 12 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect+ fully mvited to attend the fuueral, from the First: | Prespyterian church, Emery street, between Moutl- orlio and Kergen avenu afternoon, at two o’cloc! from Jersey City ferry, BpGak —At Westticid, N. J., on Sunday, September 4, d Bergen, on Wednesday Monticello avenue cars CATUERINE, Widow of Matthias LD. Edgar, 01 New mr, aed 82 years. ‘rhe relatives and friends of the family are invited | to aitend the funerai, from the house of William N. Booth, 19 East Fourteenth stre t, on Wednesday ock. Intermeat a! Woodlawn. ‘y City, on Monday, September FEKDON, 11 the 23tu year of his age. ataves and friends of the family are re- invited to uttend the fuueral services, at ius late res dence, 163 Hendersun street, Jerscy city, this (Tuesday) eveniug, at balf-past seven | o'clock. The remams wiil be taken to Haverstraw | for interment, | Fitson.—On Sunday night, September 4, at the } resideace of ber son, Jacob H. Filson, in this city, | Mrs, HANNAH FILSON, 10 the 32d year of her age. For funeral notice sec Pliladelphia papers. | GARRE/SON.—On Sunday morning, September 4, at Beaticy, Staten Island, MARY ANN, Widow of the late Garret Garre‘son, in the 68th year of her age. | ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited | to attend the funeral, from St. Andrew's church, | Richmond, Staten Is.and, tus (Tuesday) afternoon, at hait-past two o'clock. Carriages will meet tie | twelve o’clock boat from New York at Vanderbiiv's | landing, ; MOWLAND.—On Friday night, September 2, at his | residence at Fort Washington, after a protracted illness, JOHN HOWLAND, in the 58th year of his nae. ‘The reiatives and friends are invited to attend funeral service, at St. Barthotomew’s church, Lafay- ette piace, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'elock. HINMAN.—On Monday, September 5, at tue rest- dence of his son-in-law, Mr. Willam Burry, No, 4 West Fiftieth street, SAMUEL HINMAN, in the 90th | year of his age. | Notice of funeral in evening and morning papers. | _iicks.—On board ship Agra. oi Batavia, on | Tuesday, July 5, of consumption, SaMUEL Hicks, H — son of the late John H. and Francis Hicks, of this city. i HiEwi?T.—On Sunday, September 4, at his resl- | dence, 61 North Moore sireet, Joun HEWITY, in the b3u year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited | to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at | Wo o'clock, froin St. Jonn’s chapel, Varick street, | Litwax.—On Monday morning, September 6, ata | Quarter to eight o’clock, ANGELO LEMAN, aged 26 , years and 4months, | _ ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his bereaved parents, 219 Llenry street, this (Tuesday) morning, at nine o'clock. LANDER.—On Monday, September 5, Mrs, Mary H., wife of Wm. P. Lander, in the 65th year of her age. Funeral services at her late residence, No. 226 | Spencer street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, | at two o'clock. | | MEEKS—At Westport, Conn., on Saturday, Sep- | tember 3, Vieroxtne Dk Puga, infant danghter of Wm. If. and Josephine Meeks, aged 6 montbs and 4 days. | , ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, fro: her late residence, No. | 265 West ‘Tmrty-fourth sirect, on Wednesday after: | noon, at two o'clock. | Mygrs.—lIn this city, on Friday evening Septem- | ber 2, MARY BREvooRT, wife of Francis M. Myers, and only daughter of George W. Tucker. | Relatives and friends of the family are invited to | atrend tne funeral, this Riosety afternoon, at three ck, from the residence of her father, No. 609 | Fifth avenue, MALLESoN.—At Freeport, L. I, on Sunday, Sep- teinber 4, of dysentery, Dr. CHARLES MALLESON, » formerly of Yoxford, county of Suffolk, England, in | tae 59th year of his age. ‘The tuneral will take place from his late residence, Freeport, L. J., this (fuesday) afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock, when the remaius will be taken to the Cemetery of the Evergreens, Brooklyn, L. I., for | Interment. MonRISON.—At Newark, N. J., on Sunaay, Septem- her 4, Mrs, MARY Morrison, wile of Join Morrison, | Of Canada West, aged 52 years. | , The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the | funeral, from the residence of her son-lu-law, A. C. Brill, corner Kerry and Bowery streets, Newark, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock. Interment at ‘ood Cemetery. Carriages will be In waiting jast Ferry street station, ou the Newark apd New ‘k Ratlroad, on the arrival of the nine o'clock ptember 5, GEORGE Car- aged 1 year and L mouth, youngest child of the el S. and Anna Livingston eade Mines. Faneral services in St. Alvau’s church, East Forty- — street, (his (fuesda)) moruing, at half-past eleven o’cloe! On Sunday, September 4, JAnt (of John McKeever, county Antrim, | parish of the Braid, townland of Rocavan, Irel: | The friends and acquaimtences, wnd her sons, Alexander, James, Jolin, thomas McKeever, aud her | Son-iu-law, John McKay, are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late restienee, coraer ot } Seeker avenue and Ewen sireet, Brooklyn, K, D., vary Cemetery, for Interment. | McCarruy.—Un Monday, September 5, Miss Man- GAREY MCCARTHY, aged 52 years. . ‘The friends of the Jamily are invited to attend the neral; and also the friends of her nephews, ka- rd, Wiam and James Donohoe, trom her late ence, No, 304 Eleventh avenue, this (Tuesday), 00D, at half past one o'clock. , "‘ARLANE,—On Monday, rd 29, at the rest- of Ralph P. Freeman, at Fort Hdward, N. Y., JouN MCPARLANR, aged ‘The deceased was 87 years, | son of Jobn McFarlane snd, Helen Peddie, his wife, | ef the parish of Tulilaiian, Scotland. Glasgow and Edinburg papers please copy. eat ea, 4, Mr. A, B. NIEMEYER, aged 33 years, The relatives and frtends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his brother-in-law, Michael Stedens, 54 Fuiton street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday! afternoon, at two o'clock. PrrrER.—On Sunday, Septemoer 4, Captain SiunoN Perper, in the 69th year of bis age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the Plerrepont street | Baptist charch, Brooklyn, thts (Tuesday) afternoon, at half{gpast two o'clock P. M. SuMird.—At Smithtown Branch. L. 1., on Sunday, Septomber 4, JOHN CoNcKLIN SMITH, In the 7éin year of his age. SLeESON.—On Monday, September 5, Maraanyr Suueson, the beloved daughier of Patrick and Mary Sleeson, aged 23 years and 7 months. Friends of the famiiy are respectfally tuvited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at iwo o’cloox, from the residence of her parents, No, 2io West Sixteenth street. THEALL.—On Sunday, September 4, Ronen H. THEALL, Jn the 11th year of his uge, son of Elias L. and Mary V, Theall. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, this (Tnesday) atternoon, at two o'clock, irom the residence of his ents, No. 47 Rutgers sireet, corner of Monroe WaLTeR.—The funeral of JAMES R. WALTER Will take place this day (Tuesday), from the church of the Hoy Trinity, corner of Foriy-s-¢ nd street and Madison aveine, at twelve M, The relatives and iriends of tie family ave invited to attend. WaLbRON.—In brooklyn, vu Monday, September & requiem af St. Ann’s churcn, Eighth street, at nalt- Past ten A. M. i CAULKINS-—At West Morrisania. on Monday, Sep- | AMELIA &, only daugnter of Lu her L. and Amelia h. Waldron, aged 3 yea Tmonths and 6 days. P.corson papers please conv.