The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1871, Page 8

$$ ______—_— NEW “yORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 25, _1871.—TRIPLE SHEET. THE KELLOGG DIVORCE SCANDAL. | FINA CIAL AND COMMGRCIAL. Additional Evidence of Alleged Infidelity, eau ‘STRFET, WEDNESD’ .», May 24—6 P. M. ‘wd On ‘Change to-day Wh’ 9; was in better request and firm, The cotton M” rwes was active, at a rather Motion for a New Trial—The Defence 2 General | sharp advance. Denial of the Accusations. The March.term of the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, Judge Gilbert presiding, was occupied for several di im the trial of the action bronght by Faward R, Kellogg, a weli known realestate broker of the City of Churches, against his wife, Rebecca Kellogs, wr a decree of absolute divorce on the ground of adultery, The parties with whom the Gefendant was charged with criminality were (worm nam uz the chief object was James M. Fal a nephew, ‘the son of an only brother of Mrs man of twenty-two years of age. The STANDING OF THE PARTIES invotved tm the issue of traverse was sach as to win | for them the respect of their (tends and acquaint arices, amoung Whom the astounding cisclosures or allegations of martial inf a tell with @ crashing weigh and clash of doubt | as to we innocenc of the one. or gatit of the otter is sill resonant upon the publte ear an moral sentiment. Much Testimony adduced on the trial in March Jast, bat no act of crimmmaiity was shown except upon the evidence of one Taggert, a private detective; and bis testimony appears to have been swallowed with a very large grain of sait by the tweive Jurors—mon of more than ordinary intelligence—as they brought tn a verdict of acquittal for the fair defendant, The verdict was most undoubtedly 4 popular one, and no oue was heard to decry it who was really disinterested save im the canse of justice, on the broad platform of testimony and experience in human nature. Yester- day the case came up again im the same court, be- Tore Judge Gilbert, on AN on the pari of the plaints, Edwara R, Kellogg, who was represented by ex-Judge Van Cott as coun- sel. Previous to making the motion, the counsel re- quested that Wo Wiinesses on the last trial. sons of tae parties converned, might be requested to with- draw from the apartment. The Court ruled accerd- ing’y and the youths thereupon hastily withdrew, Several affidavits were then submitted in support of the motion for a pew trial, The first was that of piointt, setting forth that since the conclus( of ‘the last trial testimony had been adduced by tim showing the verdict and finding tn that tal Were both erroneous and unjust, Citing the evidence of James M. Fuller, — wherem he swore that room No. 83, in which there was a bed, in the Poughkeepsie Hotel, was not oceupled by him and defendant on the 20th of No- vember, 186°—it was charged to be false, and it was contended that the key which opene d said room did not fit the lock of the door of the adjoining situng Toom, wherein there was no bed, The testimony of Mr. Fuller to the contrary was, thereiore, claimed to be false. Deponent hence considers himself en- tuted to a verdict in his favor, aud asks that the one rendered be set asiué, and that justice ve done by reason of such newly discovered evidence, and that (A bew Wiai may be granted. The next affidavit read ‘was tnat of Hannah Mutholland, cnambermaid at ‘the hotel m_ Poughkeepsie, She had carried some tea and toast fo room 8% on the evening in question, and the morning toliow- ine .she maic up the bed wit fresh Mnen, and deponent believes that said bed had becn used. te prietor of the ae John M. Edwards, makes aidavit to the effect that the laundry Looks slow that the linen had been ordered changed on the day stated tn the chambermaid’s statement, Thomas A. Howard, a despatel agent on the Hud- fon Kiver Railroad, deposed that James M. Fuller called Rebecca J. Kellogg his wite on the train, on the date set forth above, and, from thei familar manner toward each other, supposed that such was the jact. Fanny Combes mace affidavit that she was a servau* in the then residing iu President street, near Court; that James M. Fuller was also an inmate of the li and on the 9th of June, 1809, one Saturday, M Kellogg directed her to take the children Stairs mio the by yard = and tem, there being a swing in the y tnat time; her mistress desired to have a bath a @id not want the children to bother her: deponent | took Annie, Amie, Hattie and Oharkte down with | her; the eldest girl, Amie, went up siatrs inthe course ot a quarter of an hour, and returning shortly, said that she had looked im the bathroom and in her mother’s room, put cold not find } fiiteen minutes later deponent went In, and in her stocking feet wentup to the third foor, where, she Heges, she saw Fuller and the defendant lying on & bed in fogrante delicio; the day following she told her mistress What she had withessed, but the latter aad nothing; another time she deposes having seen Fuller tondling her: two or three days after this the deponeut Was Cischarged by Mrs. Kellogg. Sarah Best, 9 servant, testified that she was em- Hoyed at No. 391 President street, in March, 15¢ at one morning she was going by the defendan sleeping apartments as early as bali-past five oelock, when she saw Fuller leaving the room in bis mghigown; the defendant was at that time jymg in the bed; Mr. Kellogg occupied the front Toom on the same fvor at that time; one Saturday, in ine same year, she Was directed to take the chil- Gren into the kitchen; deponent soon returned to the parior, however, and, looking in, beheld a scene highly inconsistent with’ views acceptable to woe morality. THE OTRER SiR OF THE STORY | was most marked in contrast, it was furnished ta | a series of affidavits read by Mr. Townsend, counsel = the defendant, who was herself the drst to in May, 186: elogy family, Who Ww ‘hire, Kellogg swears that she was married to her Husband, the complainant, twenty-one years ago, and has had seven children; that her husvand, who had been kind In lis early marited life, had changed of lave years, and had grown morose and ernel m bis bearing toward her; James M. Fuller is the son oF an caly brother, aud she bad ever regarded iim a8 one of the family; there never had Leen anything between them thal Was in any Way inconsistent with the relationship of aunt aud pephew; since ine complainant had been sinitten with paralysis it had been customary for Mr. Fuller to. accompany him to basiness and to remain with him, to guard tint from danger, to which Le was lable, frou a ravher sudden altack of epliepsy. Fanny Combes, one of the deponents above, the defence claims, Was dismissed on account of im- pudence aud pad conduct, and the statements made against the detendani’s chastity are entirely untrue. Mr: Farveil, who had lived with the defendant as domestic for seven years, and who had been livin ont for forty years past, deposed that the statemen of Fanny Combes is false in every respect; she had seen tie compiainant abuse and strike his wife and heard hum cail her names which are unlit for publir cauion; she, never knew “s MEANEN OK MORE TYRANNICAL MAN.” Edward Keliogg and his brother, Samuel P., aged respectively eighicen and fiieen years, "made lavits in beualfoftheir mother, They believed Combes to be @ bad woman and that their fat had caused these proceedings to be instituted against Fuller because he has #0 often Inierlered to prevent their father from striking her. And further, they swear to believe her to be @ true woman, a devoted mother and a faitntul wie. Heury J. Layton, ex-detective, testified that he had been employed tn the interest of Mr. Kellogg to watch whe defendant and Fuller for the purpose of garniug evidence against her, but he nad never been zbie to detect anything improper or unduly familiar beoween them. James M. Faller made aMdavit that upon the day and date where he is accused ot criminal . agacy With the delendant be Was oot absent from his Place of business at all. Mr. Van Cott, for the complainant, then proceeded at considerabie length and with mach rerce to sum Keliogg. a young | MONEY ".@9 YO POUR PER CENT. The money ",sarket was very easy. Loans on stock collate’.aiy were made quite frecly at three to four pet Cpt, and toward the closeof banking hours alas 10'4 as two per cent, The rates on government seculsties Were LWo aud tnree per cent, © Yrime commercial paper was in request at 5 per cent, and offered at 4}, per cent discount, Foreign exchange was firmer on the basis of 10914 for prime bankers’ sixty-day sterling, the recent | supply against the negotiauon of Reading Ralway bonus abroad having been absorbed, GOLD DULL—i11%4 a 111%. The gold market opened weak in pursuance of the downward tendency given 1 the previous day, but eventually ralited on @ light busmess and closed firm at the Improvement, the reaction from 111% in the morning to 111% in the alternoon being aitri- buted to the firmer tone of the foreign ex- changes as well as to @ vague appreliension nat the Bank of England will raise the rate of dis- count to-morrow, There were no oMcial quotations from London to-day, wich is the anniversary of the Queen's birthday a8 well as the Derby Day, Street prices make 62's sieady at 90%, and Erie better at 25'; @253j. The course of the guid market 1s shown in the table:— OA. M 100% iL A. M. TUL {12M -ALLSg 1 P. ALi In the oid | market the rates ranged from two per cent for carrying to flat for vorrowing, The | Operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- Jows:-= Gol) cleared. $38,978,000 2,398,867 Currency Balan 3,071,039 ‘The Cuba and Nevaca took out a Lotal of $355,444 In specie, GOVERNMENTS STEADY. The government Ust was steady and dali, with, perhaps, an inclination to heaviness, There ts room Jor considerable improvement, however, if the pres- ent giut of money cou'lniues, for the rates on call offer Atte temptation im comparison with govern- | ments for temporary investment. The final street Market was quiet, and lett off with the follow. ing quotations:—Upited States currency sixes, 115% @ 1164; do. do., 1881, registerea, 7% oa 11734; Go. do., coupon, 117% a 117%; do. five- tweniles, registered, May and November, 1114 a 111s; do, do,, 1862, coupon, do, M1 a 11LY; do o., 1864, do. do., 11134 & 11154; do. do., 1865, de. do., T1134 @ 1115¢; do. do,, registered, January and July, 118% & 118%; do. de., 1865, coupon, do, 113% a 113%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 113K a 113%; do. do, 1868, do. do, 113% @ 124; do, ten-forties, registered, 10924 a 109% ; do. do., coupon, 10934 a 109%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG. The Southeru State bonds contluve to show a steady advance in the prices of most of the Jeading issues—an unprovement most easily ox- plained by the decrease of disorder and the subst- dence of tie so-called Ku-Kluxism im the South generally. ‘Tue policy pursued by Tennessee in compelling une various railroads to redeem their obligations to the State has proved highly salutary | to her finances and credit, and might be profitably copied elsewhere, as alxo the example of Louisiana lo fixing a lmmit to the debt of the Stute, be- yond which the Legisiature may bot pass without the deliberate sanction of the people, solicited only in cases of great emergency. The tollowing weve the closing quotations of the Southern lst:—Te nessee, ex-coupon, 71% a 723 do. new, 714 8 winia, ex-coupon, 68% a 69; do. new, 74a 83 290; do. sevens, 98 a 94; North ex-coupon, 47% @ 4844; do. new, 26% @ 27; do. special (ax, 194 a 20; Missourt sixes, 954; a 95345 do. Hannival and St. Joseph, 94495; Loutstana sixes, 69', a 71; do. levee sixes, 70a 72; do. do, eights, 84 a8i; Alavama fives, 70 a 74; do. eights, 103 a 104; South carolina sixes, 74 @ 78; do. new, January and July, 63% @ 64; do. do,, April and Octover, 61% @ 62; Arkansas sixes, 55 a 60; do, sevens, 5) a 62. STOCKS DULL AND STRONG. The depression existing in the stock market for a few days, and which was not readily understood, has been traced toa speculative movement against ; the Union Pacitic securities on the part of to operators alleged to be Jargely short of some of tie bonds, The tmpression was quietly given that the | company could not pay the July wterest on the in- ! comes, and hence the rapid sinking of the stock to | 424 and of the last mentioned bonds to $124. The agents of the company having denied these in- sinuations, the incomes rapidly recovered to 8424 and the stock to 254%. In the rebound of the market to-day, {reer play was therefore given to the strong undertone of Readimg, Rock Isiand, Lake Shore and Ohto and Mississippi, winch are the chief. stocks in the hance of the cliques, and some remark- able prices were made for the two stocks first men- tioned. Reading 13 alinost enurely absorbed by a very wealthy clique, the Migh prices recently pre- vailing having tempted private investors to part with it, in expectation of being able to buy it back ig the reaction which had been looked for with about as much faith as the recurring rising and setting of the sun. The anticipation of this reaction has, indeed, been the source of a considerable short interest. The stock touched 116%, Which recalis the great rise of 1463-'64, when. Tto 165. Rock Island sold at There were moderately large dealings in New York Central stock and scrip, Lake Shore, Obioc and Mississippi and Union Pacific, with a steady 1mprovement which rendered prices at tho ciose about the highest of the day. In the miscel- lancous list Maryland Coal seemed emulons of tne recent rise tn Consolidation and American and ad- vanced to 35. Aimericau made a further advance to while Cousolidauon experienced a reaction HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows le bignest aud lowest | prices of the principal stocks during the day:— Highest, Lowest. 100 5, 9944 | New York Central consolidated. New York Central scrip. | iariem. Ene, Keaaiuy: wake Shore. Wabash. gp the evidence and argue the points at issue im davor of granting a new trial for absolute divorce. He was tollowed by Mr. Townsend, who urged the eause of his client, anu the Court took the papers aud reserved its decision. REAL ESTATE MATIZ ERS. The teavure of interest in the real estate market Pesierday was the sale, by Muller, Wilkins & Co, of the “Florence Hotel property,’ by order of tne executors of the law Danie! Devin, who held a one- third interest in the property. frontage of 1,250 feet on the Harlem river, 1,100 feet 0 McCombs Dam road, 900 feet on the east and 700 Meet on the west wide of Seventh avenue, and 1,185 Aeet on 15ist etreet. The auctioneer #t the siart steved Sha the property was worth at tonst $800,000, Dat as | abe eXecators wished (o make a sa estate the property wonla be Mid ovar $21),00), e seemed ly be much 1a drs 40f tO Mid HotwWithstanding the statement hav- lug been started (hat & Lioker beid the property at private sale, Which Was contradicted by ine ‘ ome who further suid that they would tet the pro- GO at $200,000, at which bul it Was slated and The principal buiders be muy to $210,025. i roperty were | Messrs. arley, far Well and C. ©. Hastings. entieman wae the purchusor #t ¢ for Luis P. Fairebr lust nem avove bamed ice, Which is said fo be reasonabic. ‘The oiber sales were by James M. Miler, by order ea the Supreme Court, uuder the direclion of D. dr., referee, Of A house and lot on the ooh th athe of Thirty-irst street, eust o1 tenta ave- nue; also pouse and jot on Kighiy-chird strect, and house an soton Ninety-ninth street, Messrs. A. J. Co. offered three houses, KnNOWD & 23 125th gtreet. The house and lot knocked down to J. H. Perrins for Jw TORK PROPRESY—BY MOLLER WIRING AND OO, B80 lots, aituated on aeComb's Dam 1 16ini, Lid and ibid ete, together with the water from op Harlem riv ‘er, Secnoow ae toe Florence Hote Property. 0. ¢ oa The property Las a | Norihwestern wis Nortu western preferved. 984 Rock Islaud 116% Gz | 81% | 50% | . 3454 Western ( ion. Telenrapn. 59% | Pacitic Matt.....ee 46% THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES. fhe following were the bids for the railway | mortgage bond: Kew York Gm Del, L & Weat 2d m..... 96 | New York Tole Wav lat m, ex.... 04% New Tol & W Ist m, StL div. Y Gt West Ist tn, 158% | New Yor Gt West 24 1m, Ui New York Cen7"6, ob. | Erie ist m. ex. | eve Ast m, end. pred KamK le da, *88, Lang Dock bonds Bot, NY& J j | Alb & Bus 3d b. bf | ineeer ee pel 3s ch Cine, bur, Slat ua, Mieh Bo 7 Sade ye Ly | kn ‘3 | | Ait 86 Alt 7 Crt @ | Obi +3. | Onis Yi ‘ | %'4 To.Peo & W,W D. fate “ aN te Peo & War 2d m.... Dekinck £ Weal isin: 90 Geastty's win in oe Cedar F & Minn ist m... 0 THE CITY BANE STOCKE, | The following were the bids for city bank shares:—New York, 138; Manbattan, 162; Mer- | chants’, 118; Mechanica’, 138%; America, 161; | City, 220; Phentx, 110; Norih River, 90; Trades. men’s, 166; Fulton, 155; Butchers and Drovers’, 148; Mechanics and Traders’, 130; Gallatin National, 11% Merchants’ Exchange, 102); Leather Manufac- psy 7, 180; pendegee nel Ward, 108; State of New York, tion, 115; Ocean, 9234: Mercantile, 122; American Ex- li ‘atan tard white Re half Jane at 25%¢., and 3,000 each 113%; Pacific, 193; Chatbara, 171; Bank of atl b America, 107; Hanover, %1; Irving, 128; Metropolitan, 135; Citizens’, 141; People’s, 145; East iver, 11534; Market, 197; Nassau, 106%; Shoe and Leather, 160; 8t. Nicholas, Y193;; Commonwealth, 95; Importers and Traders’, 1743;; Park, 161; Mauu- facturers and Merchants’, ¥®1; Central National, 108; Second National, 180; Fourth National, 114; Ninth National, 114; Tenth National, 1244; Gold Ex- change, 75; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 100, THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS. The government bought two millions of five- twenties at the next price of 111,10 a 111,25 out of offerings Of $5,215,800. THE NEW LOAN. The additional subscriptions to the new foan re- ported to-day amount to $114,000, making the total to date $65,192,559, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN: Wednesday, May 24—50:15 A. M. G1 uco0 Cedar F & Min le. ing 26 ahs Bk of Commerce cs 2+ Ocean Bank S8amercan bk Nat Bk Niceilver M Co ple fariposa pid ‘do 2000 Louisan: rad. 1000 NY Cen 6 New Jersey Cet RR U2 10 Mild St Paw ¢ BN Ai ter Hants lai oe ‘200 Alt & Terre i inc, i 600 97g 0. 20 Chic & Alton 100 Morris &_ ks RR. 2 Col Cok TCR WH & St Jo RR. WoW 26t Jo BR bow) Mor & Es za SON) MIL StP 8s, lod Mil & St P RR Ii Jou M 4 St P ta, Ladiv 2000 Tol, Pe cWist, Wid Bi $46500 US os, "81, C0. sacon DS 6-20 3300) t 3 oy W-40, ©, One oCleck P.M. $1000 Tenn 6's, new... C00 Va, 1000 NC #4, apl tax... 10QWSC 6's,n, JanaJuly B1U000 do, 200 ons Marylaiid O° 6. be 60 Wn y Okie ia 29% TT a0... 200 Erie RR 200 Reading BR. STREET QUOTATIONS. Hall-past Five Clock P. M. Western Union. 6) Rock Tarnad Pacitic Mail. trai N. 9 N. ¥. Cen scrip. i + Bd mya 68 vo beg fa Bon, Jar & okt ve Coe & ind Cen 874 Northwestern pf 944 a eee REPORT. Wrpwespay, May 4-61. M Corrrx.—Rio continned firm in vaine under a fair de mand, No sales were elected here, In Baltimore 4,000 bage, per Cricket, were disposed of Other kinds were in moderate demand, and arKoes, good di atigers prime dos tie. 0 Tange for lots, Wie. a loige., ml gold, per | to sixty days” credit. Java (government ba; di, «gras mate), LsSic; a 22 Iie. al tiv be »in bond, thirty id, thirty Ny Corron.—The mark demand from all wa vance, closing {uliy igc. per Ii. higher taan the co The deniand was. chielly from exp th from spinners, The sales to-day were as foo a Speculation. Jn tran. 4,238 Totais 9,463 wa. We quote: nde, dtathrinn, MO leaun Ser o 125, 12% 1 dupe ond Jey at corer i ni at S18 73 ate ta aes for July. ie Js a for mens, id « $1 1 20 for prime mers ‘and #! tlerers, i = continued transactions, but not! worthy of ones: ‘Cut meats—The market was fall Jbblag latest former quotations. mall jol at er fas fl vaent at ame eat We we sam | sales of abort a for export dexerip ons were quiet, rap firm, at Te. for Nave Mes ‘or Bane, 11 a for August. We ‘alxo'note sales ol stern, No. 1,to arrive, at 10Ke., and Tiotierces cy at Bo. m 1c. Butler and cheese were in fair demand and unchanged ta price Hick eoutinuel stewdy. wit avalr demand for ots. 250 Daga Rangoon, sold at (rom Ze. to 74c. per Ib. the outsid rice for new, and 80 tierces Carolina ‘sold at from 8 Bree per th, Seroiipa, was neglected, Messrs, Dan Talma; Sons recelved the first of the new.crop Patna—a lot Pens por ticamer: Vennylvadia’-soue of which has since deen sold at 774¢. per iv, SUGAR.—Withont deciied change im values the market was fairiy enstained, and prices hada downward tendency in the absence of any considerable demand from retiners, he aales were neariy allot the better class of coods and comprised 378 bhds, on the basis of 9i¢o. a #ige, per Ib. for fair to good refining nba: 20) hide. molasses sugar at Rife per Ib, and 100 boxes centrifugal at Alisa. per 16 sales oe about ul s10, for ne Sul ane sugar was wil material chan closing at about 12 ce. 9 for soft white and 13’, ce for hard. "We quote: “Cuno ne 8c. a 9c; fair to good retining, M4c. a 8 prnme refiaiog. Mec. iui #e.3 fair to age # w Wige.; prime to choice sf TOCEET Wie frifazaly hits, and boxen, iv 1 to 12, 95.0. do,, 16 to 18, 1130. a 12 white, 12%¢, a 1!se, wre} gronery rade cdo 19 Pa cito ‘aloo Refining ‘grades, Bc, @ Bas, 310%. atch standard, 2, va-—Di dard, Nos. 10 to s fiigen Ide, "Stanliac-Current cl olayed and aaserion, Bic. Hs, di New Orleans—Rening grades, tea 990. a Wee. ALLOW conte active and firm. We note sales of i VOU TaREY ee: ipts 355 bbls. The market ruled firm, with sales of 150 bin at He. for ironboand aud ¥8.4gc. for wooden, DOMESTIC MARKETS, By SAVABNAM, May re 1871. Cotton active. Prices advanced. Midulli le Net receipts, 423. Exports—Cousiwise, 403, Sal ds “stove 38) New ORLEANS, May 24, Aid Cotton active, tending upward. Miditings, 15%0, ‘Net re- ceipts, 1,043; gross, 1,473. Sales 9,00), Stock 113,317. Oswrao, N. ¥,, May 24, 1871. Flour 20. lower on all grades, but stroug: ‘sates 1,70 bbl ati 25 tor No. L spring, $750 for amber winter, 8 Tor wh winter, $875 for doable extra, Wheat fa without mat change. No.1 Milwaukee Club beld at pl copnsvring. BL ASio role, ta; sales 1 car N $148, Corn Market iower; sales 4,500: bus! 2.00) do. Be. 40 do. at Gay, 60 b 4 pe cwt, “Mill feed 27; abvipatuila, G24 a B28; mid ea, Ye. Canal treighta— hea te. core Cdgoel ta New York Inmber 83 to 75 wo New York, i, 83 to Polladeiphia, Rall Toad {rights -Four to lusuon. bic to. New York alc, o-Al- pany Ste. Receipts hy lake, 34,000 bushels wheat, 492.000 feet Pept te by canal, 43,700 bushels wheat, 17,600 do, 24, ae 50. 000 fect lumber, Fronr quiet, but firm; extra spring, firm; advanced 2c. ; No.2 apes corn and 1, Crieago, Mi 8) 624g 0 Nleago, #1 3 dye. & We. reinest, closed ‘at basger i tu the afternoon steady at 32°30. ata aavanced so. a 4(0.; No, 2 at 4sKe. Rye ston Bic. a BSc. Barley in ale dee ‘yi No. rani, Not pring at BU0., jlighwines af visions quiet and easier :. —Mean pork closed ny Bl <link meats niet,” Shou Mera at Pe Konch mde ai Tic, a 74e. La ‘aunt at 696 aa Mecetpia— ‘bushela corn - oA WO huahels barley and jour, 47,000 bushels wheat, JO bushels rye and Lard at 10’,0, & 10yc. Short ris at 7c. «7 MARRIAGES AND DEATH Married. BLAMIRE—BAILLIE.—On Wednesday, May 24, at Naiedon, N. J., by the Rev. D. R, Lowerte, Josera L. BLAMIRE to (12/16 BAILLIE. No cards, GESTLE—VREELAND.—At Woodbridge, N. J., on by Key, John Y. De ‘Baun, of New York, to Harrie, youngest danghier of Richard Vreeland, &sq., of the former lace. Levy—Sporons.—In San Francisco, Cal.,on Sun- day, May 21, by the Rev, IL A. Henry, Davip P. LEVY, of San Francisco, t0 AGNES SIMMONS, for- merly of New York, ReYNOLDS—BONNELT.—On Wednesday, May 24, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Des A 3. of Chicago, to Miss st_daughter of E. Boanell, zo papers piease copy. RogeRs—TaYLon.—On Wednesday the Rev. N. W. Conchling, JOHN Rou y rgest danghter of Jolin G, Taylor May 24, by KS to Kare, Bsq., ail of prides parents, May 16, Kev, Charles Frith, FRANK M, TIERNAN, ot Brooklyn, to Lrpa J. DaRIE, youugest dauguter of L. B. Ferguson, Esq. Died. ANDERSON. —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 24, ANNE COR, daughter of Joseph a1, and Hattie KE Anderson, aged 16 months, The reiatives and [rienis are tnvited to attend the funeral, irom 77 Joralemon street, on Friday, at twelve o'clock, noon, without further notice. ARNOLD.—On Tuesday, May 23, at Flushing, L. 1. of paralysis, JOHN S, ARNOLD, son of George Amnold, of fe city, aged 41 years. Fuperg| Seon B5t } fast Fifty-fith street, on Satur- day poral rs al past eleven. Berrer.—On Wednesuay, May 24, at ten A. M., Kari Berrer, our husband, father, brother and nephew, in the 20th year of bis age. Kelatives and irtends are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, irom the house of mourning, No. ‘y 1 forward deliveries wore decktediv snore active and prices advanced Isc. per Ty.—closing, however, with the tmprove- i partialiy (to. the ¢. per Ib.) lost, ie extent ot 1-160, tet ooent 16 1-lbe eee en, at 16!4c.: 100 each, Juiz and An- 100 each, July, Augnal und Septem: + together 5 100 each, Recs ae and Septem- nor, at l6ige., together; Asgust Be. 4) at Rig, GN) at 164, 100 at 16 Slee. 5 pied 100 at Ihe, "Bx change vt fac, paid. to exchange 100 dune for. 100" Jun, Yeaerda , 2,900 Dales changed bunds as fol- 1 faye 5 me, 200 at 146, 10): 15 8.18. t Wsye. 3 July, 100 at 3 18-18, 200 at I August, 400 ‘at 16 eine ry a0) ales, The iiverage quotations of yeaten:ay' ard rien ‘as follows:—May, 13.300. Suzy They Auanaty 1a The reveipte today were ae Galveston, estimated, 1 eof Orteans, 143, Suvauunb, 425; Chatleato Wilmtngior B44; Baltimore, 100: New Yon ‘againwt 74243 bales same day lant inst yeas ee The ciaaing rates for cotton freidht were as ‘Liverpool, by steam, 240. by Aaily 161, To acre, by steam, 1 gold.” To Mainbung, Wpetedm, 24d, To Bremen, by steam, Sc. gold, compressed, To Bailie’ ports, by aut!, ue ee a LOU AW GRAtH, day inquiry for sales enabrace: Rye tloar contine out change, and inl in moderate demand. Corn meal wan steady, with xales of 380 bhia, Western yellow and Western whit at qaotations, We quote MALS. «0, 84 50 0 $5 50 Severin State a 600 Extra State. bla 665 ri 700 + bia 600 in Sia fi a 7% Round hoop Obie, Se 6 50 Kound hoop Ohio, 6 Be 710 ‘atnliy, Tie 6 St. Lou vay extra 6a Tw Load Louis straight extra, 65a 700 Bi Lo beice doubt «Ta 80 ft. Louia choice tamily, Ria tO Rye four. 47a 6 Ww bouthern N be bv Southern supertia 5 oe 6 Southern extra 6408 8 5 Sonthern fami! Wall w w da nd 30a sw Bova 340 Corn meal, Brat 4a d bed Core meal, 20a ~-Wheat waa decidedly frm The ‘valve were about “ito, 09 bushels, at $1 49a $150 for No. 2 vew spring, $1 49 & $i for amber er, Poy he $149 a $1 00 for spring. Corn and le. u do. higher. The sales were 125,000 Tle, a 7éc. for mixed and 74 5c. tor yellow. ‘The saiee a Wc. Bare uo tock here und'sposed of (00 busbeis new State, on There ew, with ba BsignigesThere was a feir demand for grate room by steam, and rates continued firm, The charvring busines ras not as inctive, owing to the scarcity Of vessels auitauie for bout grain and petroleum. | The ugngervene were Li N by stearn 45,00 Dushels of wheat and carn at we a | i, 7.000 bushels wheat ttenm, via Bretmen, 48,000 bushels grain, comprise ‘an American bark, hence to cares of petroleum, 2 hence to & port between petroveumm, ob private term to Liverpoo! or Bristol, Tomored, a British a eane tou petroleuin, OLABsTA.-The wearcity of foreign cargoes of refining qnalities exerted @ restraining mmouence over the market, whlch, though strong, eli¢e, aalce being limited 1 ® df Domestic was ovet Wwe now Nealon of BO bom ut irom Bosc a vie. Englieb Iaiapa: New Orleans 4ve. NAVAL STORER —! —Spiinie turpentine ruled Ormer, apd sold toa moderate extent in aguregating 10 bv.8.) at from enrery To rive Su bble, sold 460, Wiiimington wae held at $2 #TROLECM.— The marker for both crude ‘ana firmer... ‘Transactions were ittiled, howerers taverns we sellers being apart in tneir views. AL the ciose trade io Aico. a Lie. and refed, spot and mouth, at dbo. re wore amail sales of crude wt the above ta x Htbongh & Victe were rumbre of oe actions i aed Ei 203 Kast Broadway, on Friday afternoon, at ove O'clock. Tne Widow KAROL! BEITER, with her two hittle children; WILHELM BEITER. Brother; KARL KRATTINGER, Father-in-Law; KATHARINA KRATTINGER, Mother-in-Law; HN PRIMROSE, Brother-in-Law; EMILIE PXIMROSE, nee Beiter, Sister-in-Law; JOUN BEITER, Uncle; FRIEDERICH KRUCINER, Uncle. BEKRIAN,—At Willlamsbridge, on Weduesday, May 24, NATHANIEL BERRIAN, aged 61 years, > months and 28 day-, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited tg attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at onc o'clock, from the Union church, Willlamsbridge, Crveci.—On Wednesday tmorning, May 34, Su- SANNAH, Wife of Charles M. Church, in the s6th year O1 ner age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuliy invited to attend the funeral, this (Thurs. day) afternoon, at three o'clock, from her late rest- dence, 315 North Second street, near Lorimer, Brooklyn, E. te May 2%, Pere A. De CLARKE.—On Wertnesday, CLARKE, In the 24th year of his age. The friends of the family and members of Typo- graphical Union, No, 6, are invited to atiend the fu- neral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from tua late residence, No. 15 Jacob street. Coven.—Aat Centrevilie, N. J., on Tuesday, May 23, SAMUEL S. CovcH, in the 6yth year of nis age. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, this (Thursday aiternvon, at three o'clock. Tram leaves {oot ol Liberty street, North river, at two P. M. DONNELLY.—On Toesday, May 23, Fruix Don- NELLY, & native of county Fermanagh, Ireand, In the 46th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- epectiatly mvyited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, West avenue, corner of Fifth street, Hanter s Vornt, L. 1, this (Thursday) afternoon, at tWo O'Ci0CK. Dovenry.—At Greenpotnt, Brooxlyn, FE. D., N. Y., on Inesuay, May 25, JoskPHINE GALE, Wile of James F. Moughty, and daughter of William 8. Gaie, de- coased, in the 23d year of her age. the relatives and friends ot the family are re- quested to atend the funeral, this (Thursday) atter- hoon, at two o’ciock, Irom the Reiormed church, Kent street, Greenpoint. DRAKE.—AL ils residence, 15 West Twenry-sixth street, on Wednesday morning, May 24, James DRAKP, tn the 71st yeur of his age. Duncax.—On Monday, May 22, In Michigan, ARCHIBALD DUNCAN, native of Glasgow, Scotland. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the resiaeuce of his brother, ie. Duuean, 273 South Second street, Witlamsburg, L, L., on Thursday afternoon, at half: past ‘ree o'clock. ELus.—On Weanesday, May 2, Mary IDA, only child of David and Mary Ellis, aged 14 months, Funeral from the residence of her parents, 228 Twentieth street, South Brooklyn, on Friday after- noon, al one oClUCK FREEMAN.—AL New York, on Monday, May 22, ANN b., wile of Norman K. freeman, M. D., of West Farms, and daughter of Samuel W. Lowerle, de Ceased, in the aud year of her ages ‘The relatives and Iriends of the famliy are re- specifuliy invited to attend we funeral, from her late residence, at West Farms, the (Thursday) after. noon, at jour o'clock. Carrages Will be In waiting at Tremont station on whe arrival of the half-past two P.M. tain from Twenty-sixth street, Harlem Railroad. HiaLt. -On Tuesday, May 23, THOMAS Iunny, youngest son of Jon andthe late Mary Hall, aged Jo years, ¥ months andl] days. The relatives and friends of the famity, also Sab- bath scnool vi Charies street United Presbyterian hurch, aud the Catets of Temperance of Chelsea Section No. 12, are vespect(ully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his tather, 220 West Sixteenta street, on Friday afernoun, at one o'clock. HALL.—On Tuesday, May 23, after @ short fliness, FERDINAND L. HALL, tn the 51st year of his age, The relatives and iriends of the Jamily are rexpect- folly invited to attend the funeral, from his lave residence, 553 Third avenue, South Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Palingra (N. Ye nd Michigan p papers please copy. HARVEY.—On Wednesday, May 24, ANN HARV: wite of Joi B, Harvey and daugnter of James G. Barenell, Eay., m the $24 year of Ther age. The friends of the family are respectfully imvited to attend the funeral, from her late resiaence, No, 463 Bast Siaty-second street, New York, on Friday morning, at tep o’ciock. Tne final reilgious services Will be held at St. Mark’s Protestant Episcopal church, corner of Fourth and South Sixth streets, Brooklyn, E, D,, at tweive o'clock noon of the same da: iit ieNRY.—On Tuesday, May 23, Baral loved wile of Joseph Henry, a native Di y "Sue selpuiyys and 4lst are of her fay favyea J Ser to atvend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 692 oe ‘Thirtieth sireet, on Friday afternoon, at ne Wednesday, May 4, Hupson J. Bawret, int this uge. wad * A ays ——_— —On Tuesday, ay 23, Any Nd of Jono W. aud Mary B.’ Holmes, aged, eae and 16 days. ¢ Intends of the family are suvited to attend the, funeral services at the huuse, 352 Grand street, this (Thursday) aersoon at five o'clock. The remains ee ‘Ridgewood on Friday moraing at 0 ba Tuesday, May 23, WinLtam W. VAN- DER TF ROLMNE, the only dnd beloved son of Eu Jah and Lout folmes, aged 2 years and 2 mouths, The relatives and trieuds of the family are re- quested to atiend the funeral, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two o'clock, trom the residence of bis pa- rents, 103 Eagle street, Greenpoint. KINGHORN.—On Tuesday morning, May 23, at the residence of his brother-in-law, Alfted Beardsley, 228 Ninth street, G{th house cast of Third avenue, Sonth Brooklyn, of heart disease, THOMAS KinG- HORN, in the 30th year of his age. Funeral took piace yesterday (Wednesday) after- noon, at half-past three o'clock, from the above residence, LaMcKEN.—On Werlnesiay, May 24, META FiLtza= BETH, infant daughter of Henry and Christine Lameken, The relatives and friends, also the members of Tlermann Lodge, No, 268, F. ana A, M.; tie New Yorker Schiltzen Corps and’ New Yorker Saenger runde, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, froin the residense of ber parents, No. 33 City Hatt piace, LANNIGAN.—On Tuesday, May 23, after a severe illness, MARIANNE LANNIAN, & Halive Of Ariess, Queens comp. Ireland, aged 4) ye: lav her soul rest ua ‘The funeral wul take place this (Lhursday) after. noon, ate at one o'clock, from her late residence, South mo! je pa New Canaan, Conn,, on Tuesday, May 23, JOUN LEEDS, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, in the village of New Canaan, (his (Thursday) afters BOON, At two o'clock, MANLBy,--At his residence, In New Brunswick, N..J., ou Monday evening, May 22, the Key. JuuN MANLEY, in the 62d year of his age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.the fnerai, from his late residence, 145 Netison street, on Friday afternoon, at three o-ciock, Services at the First. Reformed church at haitpast uiree. MeaD.—On Monday, May 22, Mary, widow of ‘Ea ward Mead, in the 74th year of her age. ‘rhe (riends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) moining, at hall-past nine o'clock, irom her late residence, 124 East Broadway, Asolemn requiem will be cele) raied at St, Teresa's chureh, corner of Rutzers aud Heury strects, MORANGE.—On Wedwesday, Way 24, MYEKS MORANGE, Geet son of Hymen and Charlotte Morange, aged 4 years, 6 months and 18 days, ‘The funeral will take place from ine residence of his parents, 221 Broome sireet, ou Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. McKons.—On Wednerday, May 24, ANN McKone. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the Iuneral, from her late residence, 613 Kust Futeenth street, on Friday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Rosisson.—Oa Monday, May 22, WILLIAM P. Ros- TNson, aged 67 years and 5 days. ‘The relatives and irieucts ot the family are respect- fully invited to attend the iuuerat, frou his late resi« dence, No, 96 Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock. Savoye.—In Jersey City, on Weinesday, May 24, Sarau Epis, infant daughter of Victor and Annte M, Savoye, in the 9th Month of her age. Funeral will take place tiis (Tuursay) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the resideuce of her grand: lather, 486 Palisade avenue. SkyMour.—Snddenty, on Tuésday, May 23, Hora: TIO SEYMOUR, youngest and beioved sun of F. A. and Jsabelia Seymour, aged 1 year, The (riends of the family are respectfully mvytted to attend the funeral, from the residence of his pa- rents, 140 Kast Broadway, this (hursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Smuiru.—Suddenly, on Tnesday evening, May 23, at 8ix o'clock, MONTROSS L. Suir, M. V., aged 30 years, ‘The funeral services will take place at iis late residence, 277 Henry street, this (Tuursday) even- ing, abeght o’ciock, ‘The renrains will be wken to Lee Westchester county. Train leaves Twenty: street depot at hali-past tn o'clock Friday morning. Members of the East River. Medical Assoctation Wil please meet at the resiience vl Dr. Nichols, 267 East Broadway, this (Thursday) evening, a tew Minutes before eight o'clock, for the purpose of attenaing the funeral services of Montross Le Smith, M. O., at his tate residen: TRorT.—At bis residence, im) Monday evenlig, May 22, JouN 5. ‘this city, in tne 67th Year of hie age, ‘The tuneral will take place from the New Jerasa- Jem churet, corner’ of Mouroe placé and Ciark street, Brooklyn, on. Friday afternoon, at two o’clock. The relatives and irtends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice, Boston (Mass.), and Bath ( Me.) papers plea-e copy, VANDERBERK.— ere ieee May 24, JOHN J. VANDERBRER, aged 31 y ‘rhe relatives and enue or the family are respect- fully mvited to attend ihe tune gt New Hamburg, on Friday afierngon, at two o’cloc! ae }, JAMES S. WATERS, Wareks.—On bars May in the 32a year of bis agé. The relatives and es re respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, on Friday alterncon, at one o'clock, from the resldence’ of Thomas Kae, corner Alexander avenue and 133th street, North New York, The rematus will be taken to Woodlawn, 7 teury street. wield, N. J, on KOTT, formerly of NARD LINK. THE BRITISH, a, won. AMERICAN ROYAL AIL $ BETWEBK New york "AND LivERPOOL, LING AT CORK HAKSOR, CUBA. wc Wedives way, May 4) ALEPPO. CHINA, Wednesday, Muy 81 BATAVIA SCOTIA. Wednesday, June 7 AY. ALORHIA.Sstardaye June. 0 Wedneaday, June 14 Russia. - Wednesday 39 dane st] SAMAKLAAT Thursday, Juve 15 ABSAGE. the Weanesiy ot carrying Stonense. Fire Gabe is, Hetor Firat Cabin ta si nt ag lowest rater. ‘Throngh vim of lading given Tor Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and tor Mediter- T*por (reignt. and’ cab th ‘or (reight and cabin pai at the Vompany’s fice, No.4 Bowling Ureeme nee PY wtf Lad For’ steerage passage ut ait Brondway, Trisity Bailding, JANCKDYN, Agent, . OOF ASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CUBA EMBARK from th bw jersey arf Fook of Kirand street, J 1 9:50 A. Mon Weanealay v ora. PRANCKLY: No. ing Green, New York. BITE STAR LINK. New York, Cork ana Liverpool. New and full-powered inthe wor, ocean balenie Fra ial PACIFIC White ADRIATIC, 00 tons besten Son La onere from New York on saturdays, iin Liverpool on ‘Thursdays, calling at Cork Harnor each w: 3 QCEANI Capt, Thomoro, ATLANTIC. Capt. Murra From the Wkite Star Dock, Pa: get MCCOMMOdatiONS <I combining ratety, sveed ant ort. Saloons, state-“onme, smoking room. and bath-roome tn midabip section, where woulon $8 felt, Surgeons and Rates. rnd ee ee 1 gold eeritge, Those wishing th send for trienda from the OFA ‘bon Maly steerage, prepaid certiticater, R43, curre: Ys, rengers booked 10 oF from at parts of America, Paris, Bette Sweden, india, Australia, China, Hs ctr ranted at lowest Paves Dratte from £1 aywarde For informatwm appiy at the company's oMfces, No.1 bt Brondwav, New York, J. it. SPARKS, HE HAMBUR "AMERICAN Pac KET COMPANY'S fron mail steaiehip SIMBRIA, Captain P. H. Haack, will mod on ‘Tuesday, May 00, 1871, @ oP. for Hamburay Plymouth ie WE: RUNHARDT ac Ger Agents, ot Brow ftreet, N.Y. gmas To LIVERPOOL AN LAND * eerpecareoceonea meecTnraday, Mag id ire ™. : ve eH wh A ML “Hoe 6 Barclay street, BHO, Lol Steerage panstys to New For freight of cabin pana No.4 Bowling Green. POW WAY, ine Ballde RANC went. Bremen. in K. Von Emater, will 7 23, at {rom ‘Bremen prer, foot Soneh, te be followed hy Steamelap WESER, Captain W. ‘Wigerod, on Satorday, Hairs of parmee to London, Narre and Bremen, payable in gold of se eoulvaient im currene:, re cao D Orr DIRECT LINE TO FRANC Ee. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STRAMSHIPS boy? 4 it Weeer AND HAVRE, f ‘. ls on thi ron soave tar tie Cont!. Saturday, Jiy. LAPAY RITE, Roaivea Saturday, July 15 Price of pasrage in gold i neimging Wi: ne) to Pesto Havre, First Ontlnenese cnn Ht Sern 5 Thonn seaitir3 46 ni carry mewrage panengert, Aucrloan rareliers toine ts. end retnruing fram the Cont yerioan trav) nr n of, Burope i teks then vere of this line, avold the ate: Yeoomfurte of Crone + and expense, Browttray._ Grram To | QUEENSTOWN, AND LIVERPOOL, OAR- vying the United Staton mati, YOMING, Whi leben 3PM ray iteork, reee Tune oa Lt AM pete con mane tg rat bn onrrency, Norway Res ala re , nite on I spe ce amd UO, @ Brosiwem | First cabin | Freight Tor last namerl porta rece 4 > EES 2 - Et = Ss ES & = z¢ fe 3 = gE : 3 P :| 3 i ’ Fie &- = = : Zee < + 33 | BH i s* Ee i ’ 5 & ‘ &; ns z i = | z z : i £53 oe Serene CietaPal sel tioa [IP aIfTe i [ee TUTE PN SD ALLE Cla GD GLa RU monraN. STEAMSUIPS, Nay: haat ihaveRroor, AND > QUEENSTOWN, F from pier 47 % RY, Lawson... M at 8:20 A. My PENMARK, Andrews.. Satu May ot Se MALY, Grogan, soe «» Buturay, June, atP ge OF Gueenstown—Cavin, $76 and #65; wae Penta annsemton ba 3 ine teen ae ply of th "6 ottce, No. aut Be Aurter particulars ajply at ie company’s oflce, ¥. W. J. HURST, Manager, ¥.'W. 3. HURST, Manager. NMAN LINE 1 Be i RATES OF PASSAGE, Payable mm Gold. Payable in Maerenay . ae | Steerase London, a 1 irwarded to Havre, veers Sweaeny ark at reduced rates, ‘Tie ht hereat moderate Fates by persons: wishing ty send for thete friends, For turther information apply s a ee company’s office. NG. DALE, Agent a Broudway, New Yorks NCHOK LINE STEAMERS, ball every Wednesday anil Satara NEW YORK AND GLA: cattinig al Londonderry to tani wnalie erm Passengers huoked und forwarded to and from ull railway atutions in Great Britaln, Ireland, Geemany, Norway, Swi den or Denmark aud America as safely, speedily, cumfort= ably and cheaply na by any other route OF line, oie. and from NYSK” BTKAMERS, “enrea” yen me AUSTICALIA Weil, May 26 AN, } May 32 TRTEANN Ea Wed June 7 ALEXANDETA, Wei June 16 and Saturday realter, “trou n pier 29 North Fiver Hew Koreat neon,” Rates of passage, pavat to Liverpoo!, Glan, Fire cabins, B65 an , accuiritng to location. tekets good for, twelve maths, securing rai mm rdation Intermediate, gre Sr apeeigcee! etn Be te t lowest rates, can be it here by those {or thelr triends. a . payable o Apply atthe comuany'y HE! SON BROTHERS, No.7 Bowlng Green, (ECGS a ciate NITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFrFIOIAL ‘anaports of he evariment of State insued by A. Ca wien, Uni ourt Buildings, 41 Chambere atreet, Beare TO SCOTLAND, SWEDEN, NORWA and Denmark, June W.Firat cabin, round Sita For passage apply to AUGUST PETE: ONY No. 8 bowing Green. ; COAST WISE STEAMSILIP: paginc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S: LINE 10 CALIFORNIA, JAVAN AND. CHINA, CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND KINGSTON, JAMA, BIGHT. Fe CA, AND PACIFIC cont OF MEXICO, CuNTWAL A AMERICA, PERI Steamers Ieave Lith an Pasi seat month, except when those dates fall on Sunday, then the day previous, May a, steamer OOLAN QUEEN, wm A. Gy snip Cas Jouve plet No. 42 North river, at 12 o'clock erm Se for Aspine And connecting at. Pabamm with abe MON= tain Cavarly, touching xt Wanaaniioy nad also. counweting for ali Central 4 meri and Bin util 4 P.M ‘A will Weave Sun Franuiago, June 1s Tor Jac ina, For rates of passage, freight and all further: ation, apply at company's oilied on the prer, foot of Canal aireet, F. R. BABY. Agent, OR MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. Tie splendid nevw iron packer ‘ship, HUDSON, Captain harduou, wili xail for the above ports nn the 34 ‘ot June; excellent accommodation for # Mmited humber of pas: ti sengers at low rat ply TA OPE pe 0S. & CO., 96 South sireet # TAVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ, i Mexican Mall Steamship Line, leaving New York jer 17 Kast river'at 3 P.M. direct to Havana, SITY OF MERIDA, Deak Wednesday, Mar 3t CITY OF ME: For freight or fart) we anny » June DRS & SONS, 28 Broadway. Ee NIFED STATES MAIL 10. HAVANA, ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Sailing regular; every Tharaday at 8 o'clock P. ‘M. pro clxely, (rom pier No, 4 North river, MORRO CASTLE, Cantain R, Adams -May 25, i K, Van Sien, June U. ptain J. B. Edwardes, 18% For freight or passage apply to A. W. DIMOCK, penton No. 5 Bowilug Green. ERMt DA Marl The stexmalip § MEAN FRANCISCO wiil bo despatched to! HMami.ton, (aking (reight for 8t. George's, | roa al, North river, nn fbi May 2, at 12 0% *ohock For treight or ay peseaar oy . WEBR, 54 Exchange place, at EXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STAMERS TOUCH. at Key Wost, carrying the United States mie! T'steamship GENERAL SHDGWICK Gaia Ellis, ior 20 Bast river, will leave on Saturday, Baya to all gen Mhrough bills of lading given to Houston e he Galvgstony Houston and Henderson, aad BB. Re ailron : por tre t or paasage apply to i of ge a MALLORY «0. (UR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, MERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE. From pler No, 5 North river, at 3 o'clock WESTERN METROPOLIS, ‘on Saturday, May Freight received daily. iven for St. Loule, 183 Maiden lane. at, Through rater reer , Mobile, ey han aod mae ie. eu ‘ol 4 o hit yf passn, anperior accoramonations, ant of PemeneD C'BAKER, 90 Broatway.” JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The Cromwell Steamship Line, ‘The steamship ST. LOUIS, Capt. Jas, Witchead wittieave ier No. North river an ‘Saturday, May 27, al 3o'clock PM Erelzht received daily. Turorigh rates’ given to Gal veston, Indianola, Mobile and St, Louis, Gabi ramos, Su Bai saorace, GE. For freight or pasaage ap GsuWe T, & CO., 88 West street. (PRE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENOER ‘OR CHARLESTON, 8. C THE FLORIDA PORTE AND TD SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST apiting from pier No, 29 North river at $F. M.Wedneniny and nrday, ‘The firbi class sidewhee! aton: MANHATTAN, ©: capa in 8. Woodhull, ‘will sail on Saturday, May ‘Through passage Uckets und bills of Inding lasued at jowest rates, For local freight LSA paseeae saris 2, RB. MOKGAN £-€0., a7 ron street, corner Warren.. For through ae tariit Aye ee LEY FASKLL, General it Great Southern Freight Line, 817 Broadway, ‘Thomas entrance in The s‘eamship CHARLESTON will follow and pall ons Wednesday, May, 3l. Fo? NORFOLK, cry POINT AND RICHMOND. ‘Old Dowinion Steamaiin Company: ‘Stoamahipe of this line leave pier 47 Nowy Fiver, foot of! eFor Rortoik, Clty Point und Richmond, bo pee ‘or int an mond, on 2%. at SP. M., steamship ALBEMARL| scat ~j Virginia and’ Teumensee Air line, th “, Hog, Petersburg aud Weldon Iailroa Ratfroad mond and Dao Rat Thi ro passenger tickets and: beet om ci of lading at nit Fates to all points South ai outhweat, ‘Apply at office on pier 37, o ut office of the company, 187. Grevhwich street, comer of Dey. ane _TRAVE! LERS? GUIDE, AMAL DAY UINK.—fHE STEAMBOATS O, VIBe rh bpm DRRW Cog resume their daily pew trom Vestry 1 Re bcapate 8:45 from hartyet Preuss street ‘on a‘Weduestar fay i SHANGE. oF Pre OF THE ALBANY AND THOY J ers—Pier 39 North river, one block below Des- Drvesen vireet Berocy ferry. Ing with railrouda for th (Saturdays excented) at } returning, leave Albauy on artival of the eveniny “Phe old popular lished evening tine.” R%! RONDOUT, LANDING AT COZZENS, NEWRURG, won, Pow Lkeepuie ant Esopm.-The steamboats THOMAS CORNELL aut JAMES ALDWIN leave dutty, at 4 P. M., pier 84 North river, foot of Marrivon atreet, MoRsN, LINE TO NTELOPE Varsage only BY cente, connect: Ww North, every evening PEEKSKILL.—THE STREAM. leaves Harriton sireet every Part bat (without exception) at 8 o'clock, landing ‘Toirty-fourth street at Aig, Youkers; Dube’ Ferry (Tarrytown and Nyack b in Siow. Point forty veratraw, Grassy ‘and Verpiancl he steamer NORWALK ‘will. og cupy the route fora Tew: day Reeuear AFTERNOON BOAT FOR GRARSY POINT, landing at Yonkers Treingion: Nyack, Sing sing and Jlaverstraw.-—On and afier Friday, May WY, 1871, the (. )di0 a montane Commo dious WONGLNERAL SEDGWIOK, iN Jobn J. Lewis, commander, will leave every aftarnoon (Sin= dave restate Pier'%3 North river, foot of Murray ‘Street, BgoLaAR EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY AND rr from pler 39 North river, foot of eatry iewns connecting at, above pldcrs wit frorning express train the North ; returning, leave Albany ow arrival of evening erase E STE, MBOAT ane. POW ELE5 ON AND AFTER Brune rT BATH AND CONRY ISLAND RAILROAD Steam © Greenwood every forty minuter for the wsiand, Hamilton, Wall and Fulton ferry eare rin to each train, Sondays waive run oitener, Joves now open for the season, ait ROOK LY f 1 S1¥AMBRS JOSEPIINE F°%,, EXCURSIONS 1 1 uly a the Ferry obloc. foot of buster etree 1 “THE STEAMER RIP VAN WIN. FU ism i her regular trips to the yishing Deemson Sunday, Th, WATCHES, JEWELILY, &ee A*ennt WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETIES, Cuckoo et rae Sterling Silver Ware, our own d a FRANKPIELD & 00. youeiters, Bis aiete ance eto jewellers, 209 Sixth mvanue, 4 Fourteenth atreet, B03 igh * Hourveentt } Lighth avenue, corner Twenty ee Bo gee d B.- ye dd oO eens tg ae am ighieon dim wu aol cheap, Addreas box iN Fost and *