The New York Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1870, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1870.—TRIPLE SHER). 9 —— a a —— een ee moat unenviable notoriety by issuing the most) " in the closing dealings on the sidewalk on Saturday | prices were members of the Seamen's Boardinghouse Insane orders to the division of the squadron under FINANCIAL AND COMME evening:—Wemern Union Telegraph, 454; 45%; sales wore @@ his command, I understand that some report has Lt ” Keepers’ Benevolent Association. 578 reapescinly iy “EUROPE. and attend the faneral, nce, i meen Pacific Matl, 40% a 40%; New York Central Con- | img at 14 at one o'clock. bee! the Adiniralty that his real it i reet, this (Monday) afternoon, at to be outtuaten win 80 risa command at 5 WALD St } solidated, 91% w 9134; ‘New York Central scrip, bd hb, fenor (0 common ’t er ad will be taken to Calvary Cemetery tor inter- such @ crisis as the present; but you reat as Sunpay, Dec. 18, 18%0. 8536 @ 854¢; Brie, 22% @ 23; Reading, 917}; a 97%; | fining, 9c. @ 97,c.; fair to good refining, 100. « lige; Faveune " tice whatever aken Ye. & 1360.5 D ON Saturday, December 17, JonN FRAN- Complications of the Eastern Question Con- Beasuie its ibhe Fret Lord's Tecminotetew: ae THE GENERAL TRADE OF THE CITY Lake Shore, 91% a 91%(: Nortuwestern, 7134 a 7124; | foes ime retains 10 TWsjens tale to dood 0" Saturday, krooery, © 10e.; prime to chotce » W7gc. m 11kxe.; | C18, Ko of Charles and Ma: t Cow 7 during the past week was dull and unsatisfactory, do, preferred, 814; a 8174; New Jersey Central, 107 ceviitural Chia HA oxen), c, 7h ie. ph nt re no Sane WOODEN VESSELS. The ships of the old ying syuadron, some of | despite all allowances for the fuct that the time 13 year, 6 months and 2 days, i Z " “* | dhhda, and Dy 0c. ; melado, No respectfully sequent on the Russian Declaration. Witch have ouly been ta under two | 4, 9 1084;; Rock Island, 108 @ 10643 St Paul, 65 a Boxee, Buta nts, Bon, 7 ta Ose oie doy etiend the funeral fromm ie. Seeeeee reuoon he "| Years, are found to be rotten, does not speak | CTOWing near when trade is almost suspended. The | 66%; do. preferred, 60'¢ a 804; Wabash, 493 a495,; | 100,12; owe. Sse dom HB 0 thy He. a 1tije.: do. id | Tia Weat Twenty-fourth, street, this (Monday) atter- Caen tee Well for “laving up’? jooden. frigates, for dry goods houses were occupied in replenishing | onio ana Missisatppl, 20 a 2034; Boston, Hartford TUE AN Ba Rania grades, Gigc, a poon,, at two grclooks, ae ee , , years; yet the nuiaber of: new smail assortments of stocks for out of town dealers, | and Erie, 1% a 1%, We ARLNE. The trateactions 1 important, the somber 1; Rants “, aged 38 years, EWGLAND'S APATHY IN THE WAR CRISIS | f—toneimumnsereaiceta fanart | who taro ven sag rater ten owe tt | At SN oy uy ann waneme, | etsearighitesint vem campy te | DeMaria woes, a ea apwnaecinal Uhfee or at tue most five aoe he wed rane | mmorarily activo retail busthess at this season; but | The extremenuctuatiovs daily inthe price of gold | mon tocioingts Has We range of Le. w Laie, for oom | nis Ste Mira Mary Re Matthews, Nov 1? Geter Condition and Force of the | jiintis “tusse volsous are tauncned anauce at |" 1aree lots were ordered. Tuo cold weather, | gurtng the week were aa follows:— price afew small sss ware’ at, “get tt oa. wilch | Ohctock Tus relelitoe ead treater toe cai ee moorings in the harbora for years, rotting, It | 12 coming #0 Inte, seems to have de- Lowest. Linseed was in demand and rather drmer. | respectfully invited to attend, Ha remains will be British Navy. alWays appears to me @ Matter of surprise, When | ferred activity in woollen cloths, as if the 1046 | Further sales ware made OF #100 Dax per Flog Foam, 300) | taken to Westtleld, N. J., on the following mornt passing those flo old wooden vessels which cluster | pupil, who deal with tho retail. clothiers Ho's | S315, gota, (7 yaldvon ait dayi"ine une—M ** | at eleven o'clock, for tntérment, Conca wilt be fi mene - the harbors, thut as vonsidered obsolete in ade up thet " pe f A TALLOW. mand was moderate and prices were | attendance at Market street depot on the YY , ese days of aruior plates, iron-clads and steain | Mad Made up thetr mind to piece out the batanee o 110% for good P the twelve and one o'clock trains from New Yority The Boman Elections and Political Feeling | rums,tnuctheynrens sold, Tien, uguin, the question | the winter with last year’s garments. Housenold 10%, it 105 bole. The’ Market was more | New Haven papers Diense copr. arises, 15 the day to return when naval battles shall | woolen goods have been in fair demand. In gro- 1036 onthe ware feallzed. The on, Dus Suddenly, at the residence of her pi in the Holy City. Of tuiy {uae it Wit veEiras and Gonvering Riek | Cetles the trade has been good. in cotton and | THE AlLWaUKue axu sr. rauL pivipevn. | saul SE eo | WAR GO Mena Dita ageleaeneee aeaee ds Shae old blue-jackets as to the snip yooy would rather | wheat results have been very unsatisfactory, and for A circular issued by the directors of the St. Paul month, i By special correspondence from Europe we have | £2 {0 arg i) and le vessel they would preferto tight | @ yery curious reason. Cotton was heavy necause | COMPANY in explanation of the taflure to pay a cash DOMESTIC MARKETS, mre grienen 008 socuatalancet: ary. Lyf epi nd the following interesting details of our cable news | sitp, mister, boih ior fighting purposes and for | OF @ fear tn Liverpool that the war on the Continent | “@¥idend on the common shares states that the net namormvarn noon, at Half-past one o'clock.’ No further notice. telegrams to the 1st of December. comfort; as if a shot Oues gets lato one of them ‘ere | 18 going to be prolonged, and prices have steadily | €®*Rings applicable to a dividend therefor were Tobinsoo Balen 19) hil Bourny ky.—At Harlem, on Saturday, December 17, iron coitins 1t "ili take the devil himself to get 1t out falien. On the other hand wheat was inactive, | $78%.257—vr over seven per cent cash, But expendi- a ma rei ft Abs Bagging quice, | JOHN Pry, in the Soth year of his oe aaa SS Gala betore it has doue its work. ‘tures for additional equi t and real estate, and | Soso. vi ‘| | Tue relatives and friends of the family are invited THE EASTERN QUESTION. THE PLYING SQUADRON. although sveady in price, the dulness being gulpment and real - Pear Winwrxaton, N. C., Dec. 17, 1870, | to attend the funeral, from his late residence, east Peres rae seein to the hard egbade ons the Nor duo to a fear in Liverpool that the war is | @COntribuiion of $72,000 to the sinking fund ex- Spirits turpentine dull. Rosin firm, Crude turpenti side Second avenue, near 12th street, on Tuesaday PEARS vived ls being paid oF, ‘The new one eninge a hausted $697,65), The directors ask the sharehold- | #teady at 31704 $1 90, Tar steady at $175. Cotton tirmer; | morning, at hal wast ten o'clock. Tho Russian Decinration~Eifeets on Turkist | comml-sioncd as fast es they oan dratt the men, | B&6SME to be prolonged. In other words, the ia ly 4 ‘ a middling at Ie, ‘On Saturday morning, December 17, and Other So ks in Constantinople—ihoe | the ships at Portsmouth will proceed to | Sotton Manufacturers are unwilling to order largely | TS to sanction the proposed dividend of seven per SAVANNAM, Dec. 17, 1870, iy MOKDINg, J ad serious iiness, MARY ANN JOS rT a] Cotton tn rood demand; midditnes, 1440. : anies, 2,000; net ty Piymouia in the @ rb of the ensuing | because the war may continue and bring depression | Cent in common stock, ot 3 co took z PHINE, beloved wife of James Gibson, . Bia-k Sea—L Open to Russia it Will Also | inthe whon iy Mi Will be. iM | in tho trade, while te tour and ee iy TEE PENANCES OF NORTH CAROLINA. cairo ie linw prays orer gig The relatives and iriends of the family are re be Open to kurkey—Thoe Ambition of Ruse | spocied by the Commander-in-Chief at the latter “4 recent Cotton dull; middlings, 14° quested to attend the funeral, from her late resi- sia—The Danube Warited. port, and proceed to searabont the Loth prox,, tm ail | re unable to desery the future and dread tolay in Teceut thvesiigation of the financial situation of | yeceipts, 3424; gros, fiat dence, 343 Tenth avenue, corner of Thirleth street, Consrantixorte, Nov. 27, 1870, | Pyumiui Makiug @ eoure for the West indies | heavy stocks lest the war should suddenly cease and | tho Treasury of North Carolina reveals the fuct that | coastwike, 1,055; atock, ibe, ds, Evxtarn, Deo. 11, iso, | Slt (Mouday) morning, at ten o'clock. Tho pee MERRY % x fhe siulps composing thesquadron will be:— maf r State has on ha vel a od a , e spatan fos ’ r The declaration late.y made Natuibeis, Aeoew ctanan! figate. 86 guns, 2,695 | Have them overstocked, ‘Thus two of tie most im- | the State hay on hand over $500,000 with wnteh to | — petrotenm—cCrude firm at $4 20; retined at N Oth street, between oth and Ninth avenu where a solemn requient high mass wil! be oife ernment to the several Powers which signed tne | tons and 4v0 nominat power. portant articles of our foreign exports are sunjectea | Make a start in paying the overdue interest on her horse Fiour steady and unchanged; sales 1,00 bbls. at 86 75 for agit K ded dept, Th oi from (| it for winter, 87 ‘ol 8, the ® of her soul; from theace to Cacvat Treaty of Paris of March 20, 1858, on the oerasion of | g hieiip. of Hear Atontral F. B Paget Seymour, | to an uncertainty which euecks the demand for | bonded dept. Tuo following ts a transcript from the | Novt"apring, ef durchanee’ antes iy, bb ok 88 TS foe, | ene nolon ry 5 7 ; Olticial proceedings of Se t, ag | fordouble extra. Wheat quiet and unchanged; No. 1 Mil- | Cemetery for interment. the conelusion 0’ peice, seviling the “Oriental ques- | —‘Lininortaiité, ‘sorew steam frigate, 28 runs, 3,059 | “eM. ‘The ttown trade ts brisk, and most of the rie “ pasha wag high vgn tr wg wanee club “gh 2." Corn quict at sic, a Ae, for | ‘HaywooD.—-At savannah, Ga, on Friday, Decem- tion,” aiter the Crimean war, Vaat it considers it | tons, 600 nominal horse power. Captain F. W. Suili- | retailers are doing as good a business as ever trans- wet € ed bi © columns of the Raleigh Sentinel Bl for Genie: woes, ni’ pear innelire “or inguin si so | BEE% the infant sou of John H."and Cuariotte Hay- » Ms . B 2 at thts season of the year, ‘ r. Love, from a special! committee appointed to bolt a ‘ . wood, now as null and voll, has made a grave impression | "Gz di.a3, scresw aiemm corvette, 16 guns, 1,408 | *°™ ce yak Ascerisin und report the amount of money at pre- | hanged; aiores So aM i «Wet, © HoLkINs.—At Plushing, L. 1, on Sunday morning, here among the speculators in Turkish consolidés | tons, 400 Nomina: harse power. TUX WEEK IN WALL STRERT Seat ih the frvasury, submitted the following, to | 220 83 per tor, Highwines wines December 18, JozL HOLKINS, aged 31 years, and other stocks, The tormer at once fell trom Volage, ron sorew corvette, cased with wood, 8 Looking at Wall street simply ‘im tts legitimate | wit:— mMiroaa fein: Flour to Boston 6: New us to be taken to Springfeld, Mass., for in- hgid ¥ tous, 600 nominal horse power, Captain ter of a pi ne ni - | General Mi—Speeial tax collected in 1369., $454,859 | 48d to Albany 50c.; grain and mill feed to Boston $6 $6, Funeral at Christ church, spriagield, oa fifty-one to forty one piastres (tae nomnial rate being C, Seymour, and two other vessels not you ss, | Cuaracter Of placgof the purchase and sale of secu. | General Mn eoupous to January 20, 1870... 2080470 |! New York b Bi, to albany $5 per ton. Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock. one hundred), and searing six per cent interest, | lected—in ail prebabili'y one of the sivop and tue | Meson commission, thaweek has been a very re- Exchange unchanged, Flour gules Wheit seats; wo. 2 |, JOSES.—ON Kriday morning, December 16, after @ What ts more surprising 1s that this decision on the | Other of the hashes io." munerative one to the brokers, whose business was Bt Oo ‘St 0594; during the afternoon duli and u: isan long tila Oawes tod ‘ork be, = 88, 4b his resideuce, No, 263 Fifth ayeune, le ted it at 4) during fternoon unebal 0% Oviver HH. Jones, Esq., in the 70th year uf his age. part of the Russian goverument was well known | qyo vanguard, fouricca guns double screw, are | M*Sely ausmented by a vory active decline m the aut ard tan t ARigoe Fee NG Be Bye eee el Oar Do ec One ad i She Teen year CO reapent several weeks @ 0, and so reported by | mour plated ship, One of 4he Latest aron-clads,’ hag | Stock market. Whe storm so long brewing burst ta pit par ae age Sif &. Se fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest- nailing 25 ge; | arrived at Lasbou aud . now on ber return, having | great fury on Thursday last, when the “bear? iy unm wt 6B ce..fron bound. Pr deuce, on ‘tuesday morning, at ten o'clock. The re= your correspondent in a letter of that date; ¢ r 5 Mess pork, 8173756 818. Lard, Ilo. Dressed 3 complctod her sea tribis with every success, aad the | cliques, who have been the most active ope- ateady at $895. Live hove active and Inatns will be deposited in the family vault at Cold and tt ig ouly now that the reality seems to have | vessel by this cruisl: is obtalnod the conflacnce of E: netrated ihe muds and fears of said speculators. 0 4 Special tax vow in Vreasury not repaid G12ky. Cattle quiet at $325 a 8615. Ker 3 ? rators of the street since the advent of the 3 result bas been a pacie, or otherwise allon board. As @M Llstance of tue loose way in Witich (he ships are 8e06 $0 sea at some of the ports, | European war, brought their lon stege to @ concla- Total..... Aedes big scave,” something hike that of the goverament | g few days ago a smal eratt of the. boat class “pu? | Sectal mx in Preasury. authorities of Cunuda’ on their learning that the | Yas ignated “pegeaed to sea,” and on making sion by a sharp and britiiant attack upon the “bull Tiphan sin in tece Feulans intended wuvading “the Dominion.” Divers | trough one of the inieleate channels ab the en- | Side of tho market. They had feinted and ma- Special deposits. Rd era incre Sie Waite trance of the anouprags another signal was mude | n@uvred for several mouths with anything but u e dlles rly re; 5 the Bora or Exenanse of Galata. “Sace then, how. | the port AoW enill. tneetand ene reas | Béatitying resnits. Wearied of their long exertions | Total ever, returning common se se has come to tue suc- s la sonl, they compressed their powers into a single blow cor of those having no capital to spend or effecuve OF the, last sgoes .hGwever (o> sraih crepe | out. She was yolix to sea with every chance of | and made @ ald on the money market, which they COMMERCIAL REPORT. stocks to dispose of, and Wu0 only deal tn imaginary eetla BUCCESS! i he C! He 3 wb . funds, thus Jurkisi’ stocks have again been slowiy aint g ae pre fgets en rendered exceedingly stringent, and forced a decling a rising, Tue »iory spread far and wide tiat vhs | her weights on board. I venture to say had such | TANgIng from 3 to 6 percent. In one instance the Sarunpay, Dec, 17-6 P. M. he reached the building, Betzyer used language to- Relatives and friends are respectully invited to at- declaration was aonpor & by Anstria and Prussia, occurred In any ¢ other navy than her Britannic Ma- | fall im prico—iaking the highest and lowest AD reR-siyairee steady oo a but we beard of no | ward the painters that greatly incensed them, and Bape the penal From hp spelen Of his parents, For Russia to inake such a declaration 1s little e1se agri ea, of duty Would suerte mildest quotations of the week—was just 64 percent. In Ay ceeded We acta en wee dull | they ordered him to leate,. Instead of doing 20.he MarHer.—On Saturday, December 17, MARta than an insult to each aud all of the Powers which pumisament of bette kicked out. Sut not so in this | Another instance while the ‘balls’ supported the xe, & Wet fair Peis 16K 1 . flourished a putty knife ana threatencd to cut one | CuiNToN, only child of 8. Talmage and Emily & Crow [up aud signed the treaty in question, and | yiorious navy. It will probably result in a court of | stock particularly the’ price advanced tu tue muane | Mi Sas orime dow Tyee a ek eres | Of the | workmen with it ‘This tureat xo exe | Mather, aged 2 years, 1 month and 17 gaya. amovnis lo & threat or meuace, based upon the | inquiry and the ofilcial be enjoined to be mure caro- Iie. a Weir; prime do, ye. a cited Mathias Keller that he, as alleged, struck ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend \ troubled state of Kurope in general and between | fyi jor the future. Two new guuboats of the stanch of the general dectine and rose to the highest it has | gor jot » 183G0, w18)¢c.; Java, government bags, 20e. a 2c.; | Belzger on the head with’ a piece of wall | the fnneral, from the residence of her father, No, 6% France oped in particular. ‘To the Suitan it | class are to be launched at Portsmouth on Mouday. | tained for many months. The efforts made and | singapore, 10. 0 1 Ceylon, Iige, a We.; Maracaibo | Sipping, and the blow rendered him tnsensiile. | West Thirty-fith street, on Tuesday morning, at ten Pend teenies eer Gesranawitiogiee the means employed by the cliques engaged in this | te, a I8c.5 uagmarra, 16440. 01740. ; Jamarea, Mo, alée,; | Keller then, assisted by Andrew Stahe and Julius Springs, L. 4. A special train will leave Hunter's jour ; 43,008 bushels wi 25.000 buabels corn Point at bali-past eleven A. M., returuing lu the 170; 9000 busbele barley : 18,00) ozs. Shipimaats 1,000 aiternoon, four; 2.000 oushels wheat ; 13,000 bushels corn; 6,00) bushels Long island papers please copy. outa; 4,000 hous. Lapuwig.—At Hoboken, on Sunday morning, De- FATAL ASSAULT IN WILLIAMSBUAG, othe lives anid Genie oes, compecstuiiy. tater e ce, 6 On Saturday afternoon jast John Betzger was sent | Yoaduw: strest, Wlobokuik Node, On Tussin atten, to Inspect the painting done on @ house belcnging } noon, at one o'clock. to Mrs. Fries, Bushwick avenue, Willtamsbarg, Maatin,—On Saturday, December 17, Joun Louis a -* si Belng somewhat under the influence of quor when BAR. SM Gaew 66 Oe ea ee eee isha at , St. Domingo (void, in bond, 8 sc. m Ye.; Ceara. Wagner, ejected the injured man from the building, pER.—On Synday, December 18, Joan torelicve him, of that which le, very naturally _ROME. Sentara: RoR, Whe | marsh Ate,“ POrhapM/) | Cote migeMge a leary Maainribe cite teers | and ime teends veraeren thee i eke residence, Now eR, in the 83d year of his ag Teels to be a grlevance, aud even an infliction, and be the most exhaustive on record, Money | 18c,;Savantile. \Sioc. a “ll gold, duty pal 108 Bushwick avenue, where he expired at ‘four Ais friends, and those of hts brother, Peter Maun- an unnecessurs ofence to tis amour propre, it is Diteiatipente, cc essaieantiaantn + Gorrox.<The market Impossible for him even to modify er torally remove | The Roman Llostions=Tho Batlot—Klectoral | % te extent of $5,000,000 was. locked up a ces i dad o win | Keller, Stahe and Wagner were arrested by the | vited to attend the funeral, from the realdence of Yumhoue the fult consent of all the yreat Powers | Colleges—Tho Mlaisterial Party—Oppost- aba Vaan a fr, pestaue aes ba sean Uyéaleronce ts ont quotations sabiciaste Then Pollceof the SIxth precinet, and they were com. | the latte ». 10 West Twenty-second strect, OM Mi vi 4 5 Bit ‘3 were pi ed and eu Ss. melud! 5 fore “ ny Oe a} vl] e i Pst vi OD, wb oe! 7 he qtestion amounts to this—First, that sald tion~Hostile Dewnonstratioa—Dreams of ine a y circulars were prin mn ribute were daies, meluding 1,01 (or export, 1,0LL for spinning | mitted by Coroner itehill to await the result of day afternoon, at one ofc!oc! v this staple was comparativel; "eloc! ace ti or-ine f f \- mieg (eOiand from at Grasse or bara pels y | o'clock yesterday afternoon. Afier bis decease, | der, and brother-in-law, W. M, ‘Thurman, are in. 1 Ye 8 7 and Id on spe vistion. The business im future dell an inguest, which he will probably hold this even- Li L, on Saturday morning, treaty neutrauices the Black Sea, shuts Iv up agalust | tervention—Tas Cleray Not Kasultod in quo | tte Public. One Congressman was supplied with | snd 15 on spec 4 dsc, ‘DOs Ibe the market closing | ing. ‘Betzger leaves & Wife ead two chilikens ee | Deseeier a Ane, LL om Saturday morning. all vessels of war, with certain clearly detined ex- Streets. this circular and with propositions for Congreasional | ady at the tn) ut. ‘The sales basis low middlin; B. Miles, a nths. ceptions in favor of small ones, as much soas Lake 3 2 enactments calculated to frighten holders of stocks, | Were #8 follows inber, 400. at Id>sc., 400 at 14 1-160. 3 ‘The relatives ana friends of the family are invited Gris ty closed to the paval trees co anon Lae Roms, Nov. 20, 1870. Dotoniber, Hho. at Miges nad Jasna abo FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG, withstanding that she owns its northern acres, On Sunday, 20th instant, there was a stand-up aight | Aother Congressman was induced to revive the hur; Javuary, 100 at 14 to attend the funeral, frora her late reseenes a clay strect, near Parsons avenue, jushing, Lees. Fifteen Thousand. Dellare. Tuesday forenoon, at hall-past eleven o'clock. "Oat Between twelve and one o'clock yesterday morn- | pages in walling at the depot on the arrival of the ing the three-story brick building Ne. 99 First street, | liali-pust ten o'ciock be (epg ene a heen Cl cl MITCHELI.—On Saturday, vem 5 Fobra ak | pore burg, Occupied on ench story by manufac: | srcrrent. a native of tho CouMLy ROSOOIMMOR, Pare 200 f.0,b. Mone, | turers, took fire and was completely gutted, the | isn of Discart, treland, 1n the 45in year of his age. total, 8,10) pales, | Mames having got too much of a start on the fire- ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect+ men, fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest. 3 dence, corner of Fifty-ninth street and Fifty ave- The first floor was occupied by John Ginbs & Co., | nuc, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, when brass finishers, The stock, tools and machinery, | the rcuiatns will be taken to the Church of the Do- 1 nunican Fathers, corner of Sixty-sixth street and te nant estimated at a value of $20,000, were badly damaged. | Toxingion avenue, where 4 high requiem tass Will i dyad Lola four, £85 bags | Insured for $5,090 in the Exceistor and Metropoli- | be celebrated for ihe repose of his soul, ‘The re- 0 pean nd, 80 A eal eee, ous, | tan Companies of New York. tains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter- stern lou was dull, the demand from all | agri? Secoud floor was occupied by Willlam Vogel | ment. Qs a tin factory. His loss 18 estimated at $7,000. /NAGLE—On Sunday, December 18, CATHARINE, Insured in the Williamsburg City Company’ for | wife of Michacl Nagle, tu the 40th year of her ag together; Sa) Roman tre Ge Nose OF all o:ner Powers; and | between the moderate and ultra-liveral parties in | question of the tax on the scrip dividend of New | Mii; taxeltic,” Jaaner second, that it denies to Russia (as well as 650 at 1 r . Rome. The result has servea to demonstrate the | York Central, with a view to add to ue general to Turkey) the right of erecting fortresses on its x 4 shores, oY of poneauctig and ‘oaintaining naval | €Normous superiority of the moderates and ue | cousternation, Not, of course, thatthe foroes in {ts ree only the Biaok Sea 43 a | credulity of the reds im expecting a victory at the | tax 13 not justly due to the United ea Kt HOt a “lake,”? und is considerably larger Q States, but the revival of the subject originated net tnan Lake Erie; but both are equally destimte | 2¥stngs. Out of the-five electoral colleges of Rome | Sta bject originavea 4 of any good sex ports, aud belong o ly to two | Ouly one has deflaidvely returned a member—Gon- | Mm any love of justice, but turough speculative de- We spend & Powers, Each is cut of from the rest of tio | erai Cerroti—of the moderate party, but the moderate | Sgusin Wall street. ‘They also impugned the in- Bnd for the bosphor es, anne Ate, he St. Lawrence, | candidates in three other colleges are far alead of | tegrity of one of the most reputable of our trust | ORDATY..- 3 § of the Hosphoras and the Dardanelles, The question, therefore arises thetr republican opponents, and in the fifth the re- | Companies, The atiack was, moreover, the last re- | Low middling B8 to the object und use Oo! & navai foree to Kussia | pubiican—Colonel Amadel—is only superior to tue | Sort of the “bear” cliques, Who were afrald to re- Good middling. i Tar Aree ae aly, as § DeEDers oy he aCe | Duke of Sermoneta by twenty-one votes. For amem- | main short of stocks on the eve of che New Year oct roca 60 sidered in the same light. AS to the Sultan, he | Der to be returned to tke Italiaa Parliament it 19 | disbursements of taterest, which, other taings being 100 do. rye 4 ted pe. no aK aed iavthe vee ag oe any | necessary, besides betng at the head of the poll, | equal, are likely to lead to a grand flood tide in naval force, when he might have both, and even : Ss, While! ‘engulf and ruin “bears.” | ch large navy yards on its southern coasts, “These are | % tala a third of the votes of the college be re- | prices, which would’ engul! and ruin the “bears. chan, denied te him, as well as to the at 1g bales tor 1 ‘Movive ayers being very light and prices were w sales Were about 5,500 bbls, at prices witli the range of our quotatto . Svuthern fh 300%. fue relatives and friends of the are Tes] ar, atid if tho neu- | Presents, and if under that Agure he lias to compete | In one respect the present season 18 Just | a cADEG oF (ose fumsatlons annexed. | Bouthorn Uiriis & Taylor occupied the third story as a print- ron’ EEG te cited ten teniene ae eet oe tralization of the Black is, according | anew by ballot with the candidate who next to him. | Mike the corresponding season in 1868, In | dD bt motleenchnneh be prices were steady. 210 | ing block factory, Loss not ascertained. “ to this declaration, to cease tor the Ozar, | self has obteine d most votes, Se ea te oe qaite steady in nat x be AS for $1,200 in the Star Insurance Compa Insured | tantie Leg Brooklyn, this (Monday) afternoon, at November of that year the same lockin: wert ; a Jompan; one o'clock. only General Gerrott, moderate condidate ror | NOVO! ch Blo locking | 200 bbls, were sold ut #3’ u $4 tor Jersey and Bi Bb fur Ye 0 = i Brandywine. We quote:— The building owned by Andrew Harinan was in- Necpave.—On Saturday afternoon, December 17, fue Second Kledtora) Pear Bons, has gee. the ro--|, 0B of snoney wag. resorted to) by the bear.cliques, | Rrs‘j¥ies fo 84.00 a 4.90 | Sured for $3,000 In the Willamsburg City Company. | at jour o'clock, DAVID NEGHAUR, aged 25 years und ired number of votes for tumedia’e nomination, | aad almost tlie same parties are wunce: 7) | rem) equatly cease for the Suliuk. Some months, not indeed years, must pees befere Russia ca @gain construct a naval force in the Black S: ed. The 6104 ; The loss of Mr. Voge, who occupied a portion of the | 11 days. suiticiently termidable to mect that of the Port amounting to 699, his adversary, the Garivaldian, | time was about a monih earher only. Daniel Drew, ‘ See 610 | third story as # manufactory of skate irons, was no- ‘The relatives and friends of the famtly are invited which, at the present moment is the fourth naval | Colonel Pianciani, 13 exciuded’ at once irom all 3 eset oe a Choice do. a 640 | ayeertainddl, to attend the funeru, from the residence 75 Fleet Power tu ‘urope, aud It would be sear reasona- | chance. In the First Codege the moderate Signor | W20 had quarrelied with his conircres in the Erie sueeece Western tae rid f «vet, Brooklyn, te-day (Monday), at tweive o'clock. ble to suppose that sald declaration ts to followed | Tittont—370 votes—wil try his chance again | combination, went short of Eric, upon which the B 6a 700 TA ONEIDA Free Li VE Communiry.—Brothee y members of Emannet Lodge, No. 654 F. and A, up and carried into cution by large maval | by ballot, (aginst io advocate § Plac ) | Fisk-Gould party made a “corner? that cost Mr. 5% a 610 | Noyes? family at Oneida, N. Y., are getting into difil« BM, are heresy sammoned to attend a special force trom the Baltic, After the detiance expre: votes; Third College, advocate Marchetri—4u0 volws— ppt eal F nil ; 610% 650 | culty, aud after practising complex marriage for | communication this (Monday) morning, at ten In this said deciaration to ail of the Powers signers | against the republican Colon» Culandrelll—s5 yo.es; according to street rumor, ai teast two mi £308 75) | twenty years, are at last subjected to the opposition | orclock, at elt Looms, corner of Eighth avenue and of said treaty, and to Hngiand in particular, it can | Fourth College, Prince Emanuel Ruspol—504 votes— 38, The same gentleman ts now re- sutra exive , ve 2 of journals in the neighborhood of their ighicenth street, for the purpose of paying the last rough the Straits of the Darca es cap be ecvepi— uk P O20, o ader, * Ripe oes ouls choice family. | 975 ae CO, be ber eI - out in Russia, and pass trough the Strats of | repuvileans120 votes—aguinst the Duke of Sermo: | Be short of stock to the extent of many D4 54) | Band at te instance of her brother, it 13 alleged, for RAPHAEL D, DAVIS, M. Gibraltar, without being noticcd, ‘Lhouzh Engiand | neta, moderate—99 votes. millions. His leading antagonist 1s reported to ba,| 560 a 1000 | the purpose of becoming a member of the commu- ary. might not be abieto oppose any land demonstra- ‘The opposition journals are, of course, indignant - nity. This 1s denied, aud it is asserted by those In wii AMT authority among the communists that Mrs, Royce thoss of buyers, and | “ill not be admiited, aud indeed that the commun: 2 spring was ceneratiy | Jt¥'S doors have been closed agains ned to about L000 busi- | for membership since Decem 4 was quiet, the | to the practi ‘2c. to Tic, tor new mixed | the wile of every man of b ae z do aaderbilt, w! 3 an old grudge | inst ‘Turkey, the ocean and Meatterranean | at this fresh instance of what ‘they call the Wily arts Ses a eas; ho has an old grudge ye her chesea element, and this fact would } of the Consorteria, or mialsterial party; but it is | to settle, and who desires nothing more delicious | naturally offer itself to the serious consideration of | unjnst in them to appiy such a name to men like | than the opportunity to “twist” tis od opponen Russia. Cerrou, Tittoni, Marchetti, Ruspoll, and Serawnet Who sold him Erle as fast as the pr A request for a modification of the Treaty of 1856 | wiio have given no sigas of servility Lowar's tne an we on the part of Russia would, probably, meet with | governneat, but are Known to be sincerely desirous | it—in the days before stock was re; = of Metropolitan Chapter, No. tnd A. M., are hereby summoned to attend a spect. vocation, to be held tn the lodge room, corner 2itapplicants | sighth avenne and Highteenth street, thls (Monday) 6 ccordl morning, at ten o'clock, to unite with Emanuel Lodge, No. 654, F. & A. M., in paying the last tribate Fa 3 Would priz steved. m Oats were ‘and ye i a of respect to our late deceased conipanion, David favor and sympathy, whiie her declaration exposes | of the Welfare of their country, although wot jp ‘The government market was strong on a specula- | fyey tp, aNd yellow. Oats, Sd hay ary 9g “or | wants the hasband of every woman; otherwise they | Negbauer. By order of her plans and views to criticisia on the part even of hog with Signor Sonzogno | tivo movement, which was arrested by the ‘ORG. anil bento ameek ae n Uc, tordonom the irae, | are # harmless and pious tlock, puiting implicit faith those who “wish her weil.” Jn faci, it is equally Milan and ‘ Rye was dull aud aochany lot of old Western | 4 Noyes, the head of the family. They have threat. is two-rowed stats | ened Co sue one of the neighboring newspapers for dull and unchay Mel, for criticizing their morals, which has incited the people of Madison county to take measures for the suppression of their institution, as haughty and deflant as the Embassy of the late toral combat tae © Prince Menchikot, which resulted iu the Crimean | have abstaimed from vou g oo princl; war and the Treaty of L o! tiem have ef ogee i ae le ‘The ambition of Russia 1s to again command the | been im favor ef the opposition candida : a oie 2 tae i mouth of the Danube, by the possession of the strip | thas cher admission tuto parliament might weaken | to seven per cont. On Thursday 1 opened at seven | Hehty and fale race goceraly | Te cha 2 a ee oe on pcedeeue nt Carlin, axe tae Bt baa A CT jhe | per cent and advanced to % a 44 rer conta day. | fair request, out held hove he views of shipper cist custie of Ismaili, captured by the fa- | priests anc ‘epublica ey Ww 2 ho Spain gayemeats were:~To Liverpool, L100 ba Tous Sanreen and by the Treg ty of 1856 taken Prine from momentary union to upset tue mode- | ON Friday it opened at 4; a 4 per cent a day, and od. ; 50 hhde, tallow at 22s. 5 500 bbls. flour at Wash ngton, for'R. D. 0. Waterhouse, who Was seas , from her, wili now again come on the tapls. Not- | race majority now in power in Italy. Telaxed, Reven, per cent, .On Baturday 3%. opened’ | par Meets Ru mas ookon Et ft SHIH So 140 tleroes. | tenoed tm May, 18h for oounterfoling Vinee oinves {OUAS NEWMAN, @ hative of parish of Clough, withstanding all Her promis to Globe sie aud bars |: 1 mensened tn my lass ietcar thes ® ooup de matn’| ‘as 1-16. a¢ por cent a day-and relaxed'to 4.2 6'per im. 9 London, 900 phls. cour at. TW bbls, roniaat | Currency. Mr. Waterhouse 19 now accordingly at | courity Longford, Ireland, aged 49 years, at the mouth of that river, she never did it; aud her | had been attempted by the opposition members of cent. At this juncture stocks suddenly improved 10 tons clover see at dos. liberty, The remains will ve taken to St, Vincent de Pant’s tenure of one side gave her a clatiur to maintain its | the Curcolo Romano, on the isth insiaat, consisting n on private terms. ‘T! nes | CHUN, North Sixth street, where @ solemn requiem statu quo. Since 1056 the allies have formed a | in an address to the Romans condemaatory of ine | 1a2 per cent. aia and Gallipolt with 11,000 + = | mass will be commission, and undergone no inconsiderabie ex- | delay of the ministry ta conducitng the King and RICHARD ENGLAND, H. P. retary. on Friday evening, Decem- }, H. Soraig, only child of the late Warren and Newcomb. relatives ment and ¢ 2¢ In the stock m wassollateve, Of bericy Money was exceedingly irregular. In the begin- | Wore fold at 800 Is ; A 1,200 bushels Canad : hoping ning of the week the rate oa cali ranged from five PRELGHTS.-The market was dull, the offerings } ends are invited to attend the b York Hotel (Wasaingtom on Wednesday, at twelve o'clock. At his residence, corner North Eighth fl stre Brooklyn, Ii. D., after a stort ill A pardon was recelved at the Massachusetts State Prison en Friday, from the Executive Department at 4 setroleum at Bie, ; celebrated at ten o'clock A. M. The a tle in narrow Its—viz., | 2eiip to London, general cargo; a ship 688 tons to Antwer funeral Will leave the church this (Monday) after- , pense to Keep tho mouth clear of all obsiruc- | transferring the seat of government to somo, and |, Gold Was unsettled within narrow Hinits—vizar | general earso, dad a brig to the, Weat Indies, on private MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. noon, at 2 o'clock, ‘The relatives and friends of the Uons, and this has been elected with entire | expressive of distrust in the mintstry since the re- | between 11044 and 11144. It advunced to the latter was chartered to Goustantinople, with S400) cacy eee ee family are respectfully invited <o attend. success. It 18 not, then, very probable | signation of Signor Sella, the member of the cabinet | quotation on the fear of fresh complications arisiag | Joum, at Sve, x i ira . O'BEIRNE.—Alter & long illness, borne with that Germ: and especially the Austro-Hungarian | to wiom the occupation of Rome is chiefly owing. 7 ev - a] GUNNIFS were dull, and we heard of no sales of conse- Mia Christian grace and fortitude, Mary £1.12, O’BEIRNE, i empire, Will side now with Russia in giving her | Several of the moderate members of te cavers ex, | Ot or the Luxembourg question, but eventually sell quence. We quote:—Cloth 24}yc. « sdc. and basa Lbtye. FrxtaY—MAGEE.—At the residence of the bride's | ag f : ‘ again & claim to obstruct the free havigation of | manohaving subsequentiy protested agains: this ad- | Yack to nearly the lowest price of the week. Ho} 5 " * aged 29 years, -With free receipts and no demand, except tor | father, Jamesburg, N. J., on Thursday, December 15, Pu jeral this (Monday) morning, at 19 o'clock, from. that nobie river. Prussia will not permit the | dress, Signor Sella has retained his place in ile THE BANK STATEMENT. small lots to supply prescat wants, the mar«et was duliand | by tné Rev. Benjamin 9, Everett, Jonn Fixuay, of i ) f ambitious views of Russia over Roumania, to the | ministry, and his proposal to the representation of The fi z hael’s cl ty, where a solema heavy. The few sales made were at prices within the range | Hoboken, N. d., © MaRY daughter of Joseph C. fab af te coe td 2 Contra ene 0: K sta ‘Te. f les, + leans @ 9 BS ol sep Cs | requiem mass will be oie tor her soul, Her rela- destruction of Prince Cuaries—a Prussian Frince— | one of tHe electoral colleges of Kome ouly served to | Contrary to general expectation the bank state- | of Ze. a tha, tor common to prime erates uarree, i + pow, happily tor the Moido-Wallach reigning | divide the votes of th ts ? ‘i ea?.—Manila was duil and nomlual wt WBe. gold: \ ves and iriends, and those of her brothers, James epublican electors, so tuat | Ment proved very favorable, the net or surplus re- | HEM? pyro nepayet ioe aial Da Fa id Forey—WurrLe.—on Wednesday, December 14, ee Robert Dp. Seine, ‘are invited to beaptt with much wisdom over their destinies, ‘These | attogetter the scheme resuited in a jasco. serve having been angincated over a million dollars tor jnte. by the Rey. if. Taaive, JAMES A. Forey to Oiar- Pryer.—On Thursday evening, D considerations, therefore, reuder it highly Impro- | Another fiasco has been the threatened hostile de- by the banking movement of the week, The loss of noderate at the prices previously | LOTTE FRANCES, eldest daughter of A. W. Whipple, | typhoid pneumonia, JoHN A. PRYER, 5 bable that an enenie between Russia und Prussia | monstration on the Plazza of St. Peter, have aaah ie Esq., all of Brooklyn, Jasper Pryer will be made to the disadvantage of Turkey, and the | been apprehendins the clamors of a bo! ous mul- | legal tenders attributed to the withdrawal of money fioce wets Ney) ana: Domtoa, with tee hee HaMiL N—GRAY.—On Thursday, December 15, at ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in- Well known policy of Austria 1n favor of the later, | titude agatnst (he gendarmes and the swiss guards | for speoulative purposes has been more than over= fie was firm, with @ moderute demand, the | ‘é ag of oe bride's mother, by the Key. vited to atiend the funeral, from the Churelt of the ° estini e Hast. Pe) e rumor prevalent; bul m e reckoned © was bi e and for spirita iy e aray, Sc —On Friday, Deo 6, BS Bs aula wae between Tarkey ae oeriaei Ree ree upon pretty saely that tie government authorities | with its predecessor as follow Without particular chan‘ ta alter ick i, 01 Stailord county, Va, avian REAY, Deena 10 sry x A. wile sent time, and on account of said treaty, no ove be- | will allow Of no demonstration of any sort 1 Dee. 10. Dec, 17. changes, Pel taanee an M10 (Nae hark Bhi Locssuety—BartLerr.—On Wednesday — even- , agell $0 years. Heves lt for a moment. The threadbare story of the | neighborhood of the Vatican, knowing ve $266,378,918 Dec. $1,768,514 47%e. Orage turpentine was dull and nominal ng. December 14, at the residence oi the bride's T aud friends of the family are respect “guiferiag Chrisiuian population of Turkey” cannot | that nothing would please the priests so much Kosin was dull but firm at. previous figures. Strained her, in Hudson city, N. J. by the Rev. Wm. V. | rally invited to attend the funeral, from her well be got up again by Russia, after all the re- | turbulent infraction of order and shouts of “Down held at $2 10. About 500 bb! @ sold within the range ew, GEORGE H, LOUNSBERY, of Aiken, 8. C., | residence, No. 67 Barrow street, on Monaay a: forms effected bore by tlie Suitan’s government, and | with Pius 1X. {7 or “Death to Antonelli!” An $2.20 a 2 60 for No, 2, 82 7 iB, cay daughter of the late Jacop C. | noon, at oue o'clock. the total absence of any facts on which 7 base such pe Lape a A Sr ed be pi Is. an absurdity. What other story may be got up, | tve ofa eu erve over a All kinds of foret2n were dul! and wo heard Circulation. Deposits .... Legal tena’r, nd window 4 pale and i 25 a 87 for extra co. No card 5 : ‘ Was dull and nominal at Ba 4) for Wiintoptons einiapeelan heoe Mal WoosrzR—TUTTLE, 9 On Thursday, December 15, J S or ative of county sonar r LATEST PRI OfLs— Linseed was quiet but steady at #2c. a Bic. In casks: | ot the Unitarian Church in Dorchester, M by the | oH OFT, Be pouty however, remains to be seen, Qué wera verrd. seutiments are confirmed by the langanye of the Made e heard of no sales, Other kinds were duil but inchanged | a¢ the Unitarian in Dorchester, Mass., by thé | the year of bis aye. need cleriew! journals, especially the Inparziae, which, in | ‘The government market was favorably affected by | Mh yaiuey being steady al the quecations paaabed anchanged | Rev. Natnaniel Hall, Jorér i. Woosten, formerly of | ‘the faneral will take place from his late residenee, itsampressioa of this day, has a violent leader the relaxation in money, and prices advanced and | iss: this city, to ANNA E., daughter of Thomas W, Tuitle, | 435 Hast Warren t, On Tu ains will ENGLAND. ed “The Mission of the Gathohe £ ’ is PROVISIONS. ~ Receipts, 997 bbls, pork, 430 do. beet, 68 | of the former place, nAine EARP. cttes ‘aoonses tte Catholics In Rome ot y supine | closed steady, Af not firm, as folows:—United States | packages cut meats, 0p bbls. ani ticress lads The warn 4 Sharch, et, at ning trust in foreign intervention, imstead of vig © Wo tae Cemetery of Hol currency sixes, 10974 a 110; United States sixes, | for pork on the spot was inactive, but about yes Birth, oro 's The English Navy—Apathy at the Admiralty | action in behalf of thetr Pope-King. The 7m) a tne omens he demand was entre y wale | 1881, registered, 109%; 2110; do. do., coupon, 113 a | lots, the sales of which were at prices not di! Haywoon.—On Friday, December 9, in Savaanah, AL Lis residence in Tr N.Y., om and Horse Guards=Retura of All Effec~ | condemns too unlimited trust in Providence, as tay 3%3 do. five-twentles, registered, May and Nove: those obtained yesterday. ‘There were sold Ga., the wife of John H. Haywood, of « son. mbor 18, Mr. LL L. Suyxoun, aged tive Men Called for—Wooden Ships and | 2P)eat from the following quotation:— 118%; do. five rrehibbi dew aera NOVEM | G19 123g u B19 50 for inajected and untnapecie:! mess; prime ne Catholic party in kome, iorgetting that Ml | ber, 10734 a 107: do. do., 1502, coupon, do., 1075; a | mess was generaliv quoted at #20 60, Pork for future de- 4 ( Died. 1 on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Iron-Clads—An Old Salts Opinion—Ships | g,ys ‘save thyself and I will save theo: ‘guard thy- | 1073¢; do. do., 1864, do. do., 10734 @ 10734; do, do., | H¥ery was In tauderate demand at steady prices, the sales Died: ¥F.—On Saturday, December 17, LILLY, Forming the Flying Sauadvou—Loose Way | #\{ and I will guard theo,’ 1y always dreaming of | 101M) do. do., 1s04, do. do. Li a 107965 | Drenden Lope Wetoaeisrhal ethene ani parker esa A anenecey oxening, December 17, | dauguter of John H. aud Mary Jane Suca, aged 4 : Some intervention—A, B or C—to re-estaviish the | 1895, do. do., 10744 a 10774; do. do., registered, Jan- | Dr y fee Weave te teotiern and ioe, tor plce, one H, ADELMAN, son of ‘tho late Conrad | yours and 17 days. of Sending Skips te Sen. rights of the Moly See and the privileges hitherto | uary and July, 1003¢ a 106%; do. do,, 1865, coupon, | hogawere qiloted at Tig m The with menndoca aged 27 years ahd 4 daya. Kolatives and friends are invited to attend the tu Lonpon, Dec. 1, 1870. enjeyed by ts subjects. The comedy succeeded for Ao,, 109% a 109%; do, do., 1987, do. do, 100% a | and arriv eof 73 tf his br tn vitae aonn sing Ea Lg eke bane irom the parents’ residen rund street, ¥, -} 3 but t 2 | was quiet prices were ‘nteacy, i iS brothers-in-iaw, J dF, O. Kosebrook, Monday) afvernoon, Ne eae ons Ree ee Lahey ae Ingonuons: Gatholl ‘party cradled its in, these 110; do. do., 1568, do. d0., 110/42110%; do. ten-for- thie sok at ldigc. | aud the Jewellers’ Society are respectiully invited Prey ysiee WCMORY), ATMBSHOOD SY OER Commanders-in-Oniet at the hone ports relative | hes, considetiug thet like the derma of infu 0, do., coupon, 1085, | Prime We to attend the funerai, from the residence of his 40 Market street, on Tuesday afternoon, at was dull, but Pee _ ar, for Décem- | ALDILIGHT.—Siddenly, on Friday, December 16, ar on the | ANN MARIA ALBRIGHT, aged 6L years, 9 montis and 4 the oerings for quick | 7 diys, cted to some ex- friends anc 6 “ there was but ale. de. » friends and relatives of the family are re. tes, registered, 106); a 106+ to getting suips down the harbors; and both at the bility.’ Not caring at all for the political and social | | | i | a |e am and Kettt city 5 a 10633. Admiraity and Horse Guards the amount or apathy | transformation going on In Europe tt contivued to bs | 240, for mer; Hac. option, and March on private terme, Bacor roe were NG Sales. 20) boxes short er and the tirst half January, at We. Lo At Tarrytown, on Saturday, Decem- wife of Thomas Sherwood, aged 4 months and 17 day: 1 will take place frem the resid a, at Tarryt Rela vited to attend. eoncerning affairs going on around us, which has | €¢laim, “tae Frenett wilt come, or the Germans, CLOSING PRICES AT THE STQOK EXCHANGE. or some one or another, I shall not move.’ The The following were the closing prices at the last J been observable in high ofictals during the past | y),parziale goes On to specify the successive events ‘Spot was generally quoted at ‘Il few days, Is most remarkable. At the Admiraity | (eading to the occupation of Rome by te Italians, | 880M of the Stock Exchang: wen Sonnsny, | delivery wore tani and busluc the First Lord, instead of being engaged in preparing | # Of which the Caiiolics im Rome beheld ua- | 65 a 653; Cumberiand Iron, 2 bid; Western Union, ; : ce of her 1, this (Monday) utterroon, at twa dd friends of the family are in- Carriages will bein ness at mand, and we be: reales. Prices remaine quested to attend the funeral, this Monday after- | to depot on the arrival of forty minuies past ten Ay moved, “expecting Bavarians at Porta San Pan- | 4504534; Quickstiver, 4 Did; Mariposa, 6 a 7: do. | y viekies hat a I noon, at one o'clock, from her laie residence, 341 | M. train trom New York, via Hudson Kiver Railroads for gigantic contingencies, has been going deep into | crazio, Frencn at Porta Salara, Prussians at Porta preferred, 105, a 10%; Boston Water Power, 183g a | . for smoked hama, 8)4c. Ninth avenue, Scusmrrrite —On Friday, De ver 16, Of ine 3 the whole of the facts concerning the loss of the | Maggiore, Austrians at Porta Pia, and now even Kus- ites a “i be wieien: 603 |; cenhuet hams were dull and unchin ALLEN.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, December 17, | Mammation of tite Inngs, JUL ISH, youngest chud 7 yo | Slans to converge at Porta Angelica, although they | 10%; Adams Express, 64; Wells-Fargo Express, 30 i ae rere omy stb ed vane of $29 JOHN ALLEN, aged 79 years, 5 montis ani 24: of William A. and J’, PB. Schmitthenner, aged 2 years Captain—and with the exception of his attendance | arg «tirected towards Constantinople. * *-* The | bids American Express, 45% 0 46; Unitea States Ex- {a Heroes. was dist puy mesedyi et 0a The funeral services will be heid av tne residence | and at the Cabinet council yesterday for a few hours, he | Pope is now a muriyr, the Pope isa prisoner, the ‘i beet in bbl ¢ demand | la. » Mrs. RD, Cc has been pursuing bis inquiry With an avidity which | Pope is threatened 1 iis own house, the Cardinals | Pres 32a 33; Pacific Mall, 40% @ 40%45 New un | leaves no doubt but he is determmed to sit the | cannot go abroad with their liveries—prelates sull | Central consolidated, 1's; do. scrip, 87% a 87%; whole of the Captain question. less; the priests are butts for every blacksuard that | Erle, 22% a 23; do. preferred, 45 bid; Harlem, 130 % INQUIRIES pa the Jesuits are driven out of the Roman ee 7 Mic! 3e: 20», An order has been seut to all the home ports call- | Voliege, the iasignia of Jesus are obliterated with een OT ry Bae eed best) ; Panama, 7 7 ing for & return to be made of all nea Who are able | the pomtofthe chisel—what do the Catholics do? | bid; Lake Shore, 91 the ee er of pension They are crete weep if nents te. ey Union Pacific, 14% a.15; Ulinols Central, @ W153 345 ers avail 9 take the place of those men tm the | pr y go to the Vatican to have the honor of | ¢,., hat A “Kw: OC ‘ p reserves. Wiiat the re as bee Lam for tie | kisslag tile Holy Father's foot, and after taat?—norh. | Cleveland and Pittsburg, 10414 » 104%5 Chicago and apo, BB 3) Lower Itond, teat three moniha of present unable to say, but should imagine it will be | ing. All this ts good, Very good, excellent; but will | Nortnwestern, 70% a 707; do. prelerred, $134 a 813 Solon neces cheweie ayes coe oa ani Brie poate far below the mark. In some of sacrilege and infamy cease through prayer? It 18 | Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, | Crude in bola. was lly nad ‘prec wero wrk ns coe he Tune THE DOCK YARDS not to be dreamed even. Do you know what the re- my a “ts ~~ Contre kK juotations. tha was indemand, but business wasre- | HOO, at extra hands haye been take onduring the past | yoiutiont 0? They Inugh at your simplicity.” | 81% bid; New Jersey Central, 106 a 10634; Rock | quotati by the increased firraness of sellers, the most of whom | father, Lawrence » Th ty few days and are put onto work at tie sips under | The article winds up’ witha bitter reproof to the Island, 10554 1 106; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 5514 @ | were unwilling to sell cargoes below Ysse. The demand for ree e of the family are respe repair and buliuing. ‘Ike Bellerephon, the late | Cathotics of Rome for not displaying the same life as do, preferred, 79% a 7934; Toledo, Wabash and | Sed was moderately active, but the amount of business trans- siteroa | Of his sister-t s and friends are invited te itor | avenue, on ‘Tuesday aiternoon, , from the residence of her pa Relatives and friends of the family a ypectfully | Hart street, between Stuyvesant and Lew invited to attend. 9 | Brooklyn, on Tu New Haven panes gg sl ‘i SUMMBRFIE! cS Brown.—On Friday, Deceuper %, Mal ence transa i " high, prices. dems Holders retused to sell be- | Street, Of apoplexy, Hiizaserat which price was fully 3c. above the views of | Years. The closing prices on tho creek wen as follows:— attend the % No. 390 avenues, esday alternoon, at two O'clock, Ja Brooklyn, on Saturday, Decem. ker, wile of Henry Suunimerield, aged to serve afloat, and also 1 ‘atives and friends of the famity are respect. vited to attend the funeral, from tne First Met piycopal church, on Tuesday after- ce of his Ay morning, December WILLIAM Aad acquaint | cows, only son of Joh Underwood, late Superintens uly invited to | dent of the Royal Botautc Gardens, Giasea vin, U acted was éniall, the firmness of holders restricting sul segitd eiuay . : Dabiin, one! constructor’s pet frou-clad, 13 tt dock at Perts- | ther brethren in the rest of Italy or imitadng tho ‘ e Ope , BR ted 4 epee blagped Spd COLLIN.— On Saturday evening, December 17, Nor- lits remains were taken to Greenwood Ceiacter, mouth, and orders bf tite tnost. String active devotion of the Catholics in Belgium, Ireland y ie ge i ci. es Ooi. Prete trod) 5076, UI; Hore age Ta Late cet aeae egos pares, asking | won FRANK, only son Of Norton P. aud Abbie G, Cole | for interbene, ‘ 4 ave been tasted that she must he re and France. yayne, 943% av. e lin, aged 6 months and Funera: fr (Monday) days, n place, Brooklyn, this clock, middle @f the ensuing m1 her J am ineilned to beiev! the commencement ef the dergoing a thorough ov sie had ha Che last com Alton and Terre Haute, 25 a 26; low the views of sellers; the &: ‘There is no truth in the statement tnat priests jot, On private terms, and (not p . preserr ¥4 bid; Chicago and Alton, 114% @ 2 Ir cannot go abroad without being insulted. 1 meet | 1 Pre/erred, 6424 bid; Chicas: Was a7 & | poried) 000 do.’ for Vebruary nna’ March orf hundreds every day In all public places of resort, and | 115; do. preferred, 119; Ohio and Mississippl, 23% @ | losing af 29)¢0., ond 1,001 cases on private | ecclesiastical students ta fall garb are to be seen on | 287%; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, 48; Delaware, | “4 tor Bou sper, peg a heen fans the Pincio morning and evening geting their con- ‘ hy fr h, Cape of Good Hppe and Western papers copy. 18. On Sunday “morning, 0 WILLIE, agad 42 years and he friends and acquamwhees ¢ comber ive of Arrigiile, county a prices were were soid 2,000 ssion are to be rey ‘ re 0634 a lorris and | bbis, tor March at 23:4¢., 1,000 do. fo i 1,000 do. reland, aged 5 rs and 6 mont Tespectiuily tnvited to attend the faneral, (vou t with ones of heavier metat, and for a certalt itutlonal recreation, Timet a cardinal yesterday | L8ckawanna and Westera, A " ee ae dies. | foe Februatys natal Bihcte oad Cate ean tty doe | relalives und frichris of the family are respect= sidence, No. 860 West Trenty-iuin street, tals know they will not be 7 for her before the | afiernoon walking with a Capuchin friar on the | Essex, 8534; Boston, Hartiord and Erle, 15% a 1%; la option; lots for December de- | futiy invited to attend the funeral, from his late resl- ay) afternoon, ut one o'clock. end of January. ‘The Hercules, which 18 lying just | road to St. Agnes extra muros, quite cheerfally, fol- | Hannibal and St. Joseph, 9954 a 100; do. preferred, dence, 137 Graham st., East Brooklyn, this (Monday) uo papers Mease copy. sid outside the dock the Bellerophon isin, Wili be ready | lowed by two footmen ana carriage. Itis true there was slow of sale, t e for sea some Ume next ’ i Jentr id being al- | afternoon, al two o'clock. The r 5 Cr ago aud Indiana Centra mat x + aot the usual gay liveries onthe flunkies nor | 126% ® 107; Columbus, Cuicago ei an nS Will be taken mn Saturday, Decem 17, Joun You most entirely for «mali lots, but prices A few | to the Cemetery of the Holy Or ¥, De . 3 wh ‘ek, When sne will join the y yi i 7 IMe. fo yf Los y ¢ 4 vn neared si and frieads of the family are invited to for, and Ret aaa wee, Admiral G. G. Well ho red retns dtd taseeig on Hie Nechises, TUE. nis, | 4% 2178, THE FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS. fair tocholge, Mangeou was dul aadnacwangeks Mo menigen December 27, Cuannrs Con, } attend the funeral, trom the rest fouce of his daughe 0 th ul A. PE. Wilmot, now at Wey Kmtvence was in full costrme—gold chain, cross, ee SuGan.—The market for raw continued to rule dull, the ears ter, Mrs, W. H. Kincaid, 209 Park avenue, Brooklyn, Mouth. ‘the laitor oficer ty gainmy for nimself a | scarict stockings, all completes ‘The following were tue prices of the leading stocks | demand from ali claseos of buyerg belnf extremoly light, and e relatives and friends of the family, also tye tots (Monday) mormug, at hali-vast eleven o'clock.