The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1871, Page 8

WALL STREET, MoxpAy, May '29—5 P, YI. On "Change to-day Wheat was mactive, but strong, Tne cotton market was frm. DROORATION DAY, An effort was made in the Stock and Gold Dx- ehanges to procure an adjournment over Toesday, out of respect to the cer emonies of Decoration Day, but the proposition was not agreod ta TH NEW LOAN, A telegram from Washington states that the Seere Naty of the Treasvry bas not as yet accepted, ana probasly will not accept, the recent oter of New York bankers to take $130,090,000 of the new Joan, the conditions attached to the offer belag deemed Mncompatible with the public interests, The sub- scriptions to the new loan reporied to-day amount to $202,000, MONEY THREE TO FOUR PER CENT. The money market was a shade more active, aud &@ jarge namber of loans were made at four per cent, particularly among the stock houses, The Dusiness of the day must be qvoted as done at three Yo four per cent on miscellaneous securities and at Urree per cent on governments ‘There isa steady in jutry for first class paper, and strictly prime gia are current at five discount, wih 4) percent as the range of quo- ms for all that comes within the designation of ‘prume.”? Foreign exchange was dull and rather more steady on the basis of 1104{ a 110% for prime bank- ers’ sixty-day sterling and L10}f a 11075 for sight = THR TREASURY PROGRAMME, ‘The announcement of the programme of Treasury operaions for the month of June was quietly 1e- ceived, considering the nnportant deviation in it om tose of the current and preceding. months. We think the policy of selling a larger amount of gold 4n proportion to bond purchases a step in the right direction, particularly at this season, Mr. Boutwell ‘will doudtiess see the correctness of the theory that the snccess of the new loan depends more upon the obliteration of the gold premium than upon the ab- normal process of advancing government bonds by forced parchases of them in the open market. The programme as announced in detail from the Sub- ‘Treasury 18 as follows:— BIDS FOR GOLD, + $2,000,000 + 1,000,000 000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 + $7,000,000 « $1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 seseeeeeeee $4,000,000 GOLD DULL—111 §¢ A 11175. ‘The gold market was unsettled ona light amount of business, tne speculative sentiment being at fault as to the effect of the Treasury programme for June, By a very inverse process of reasonimg it was at first argued that the smaller purchases of bonds would ‘ccasion a decline in them abroad and bring some of them howe. On this idea gold opened at Thursday, Weanesday, June 7. Weds rere 111%, but declined to Jit. reacting finally 90 111%. As may be inferred, the bulk of business Was at ill. The higher price since Saturday is also attributable to an apprehension of more active mouey tn London, now that the civil war iu France Seems coming toanend. Tne course of the market 4s shown inthe tabie:— 2PM sPM 4PM 5:30 P. m, TUK Betty In the gold joan market the rates ranged from 8 percent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The Dperations 0, the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- lows:— Gold valances Currency balances. 1,55: 1,748,119 The engagements of specie for to-morrow’s steamer fout up $500,000, GOVERNMENTS STRADY, The modification of the Treasury programme was least perceptible in its influence upon tne prices of government bonds, which were steady through- out the day, and closed as follows:—United States currency sixes, 115% a 116; do. do. 1881, registered, 1173g a 117%; do. do., coupon, 1174 a 1173;; do. five-twenties, registered, May and No- vember, 111}; @ 111%; do. do., 1842, coupon, do., 11134 a 1114; 20. Go., 1864, do. do., 1113 a 111%; do. do., 1805, do. do., 11114 @ 1115/; do. do., registered, January and July, 115% a 114; do. do., 1865, cou. pon, do., 11375 a 114; do. do., 1867, do., 113% @ 114; do. do., 1803, do. do., 114 a 11445; do. ten-for- ered, 10934 a 10955; do. do., coupon, 100% | STOCKS MORE ACTIVE, BUT IRREGULAR. The stock market was, uuu! alter midday, much of a repetition of its career tora week past—that fs, three or four principal stocks were strong and Duoyant, the rest being irregular and generaily weak. Lake Sho: Reading and Rock Island Steadily advanced to the highest prices of the sea- fon, buteverytidng was subjected to a sudden and sharp decline in the afternoon by a Washington telegram, stating that Mr. Boutwell had taken the question of the tax on the »ew York Central scrip dividend into hts own hands and ordered its mme- miate collection. The outsiders began to sell upon this tutelligence, and, as the brokers were generally Glled with “stop” orders, the “break” was tntenst- fea by the further suics originating in this way. The cliques, who are not in a posi- tion to permit the market to adrift in fo a panic, rushed to the rescue and fallied their specialities back to about the best points Of the day. Rock Isiand tumbled from 1214; to 119%, but was carried up to 121% again. Reading, in the fame period, fell from 119%; to 117%, and was ral- lied nearly one per cent before the close of the day. Lake Shore, which bad gone aloug quite swim- Wingly to 115, was also overtaken by the shower, @nd dropped to 1135;, but recovered to 114. Pitts- ‘burg had been weak from the beginning, and at one time declined to 119. Westeru Union was steadily forced down to 67%; before the general decline com- menced, but held its own afterwards. New York Central faltered, but was taken in hand, probably by the Commodore's orders, with a view to defeat those who speculated upon the Washington Gespatch. Quite an active upward movement took place in the coal stocks, particularly in consolida- tion and American, which advauced about two per «ent. NIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table suows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the d — Highest, Lowest. D5% 90% ‘ew York Central consolidated jew York Central scrip. Harlem ke Shore... abasn ttsburz. jortwestern pr ack Isiand. nivel and St. Jos jannibal and ‘ Josep. f 1 F eastern mon ‘elegragyn Pacific Mail. a ae SOUTHERN SRCGMITIES STEADY. Outside the Tenncssees, wiich underwent a nat- Oral reaction from the rec2it sharp advance, the Southern State bonds were’ generally steady and prices were a8 fol- 72; do, new, 70; do. new, Strong. The closing street fows:—Tennessee, ex coupon, na 71% a 72; Virginia, ex coupon, 69*f 540 74%; do. old, registered stock, 66¢4 BIxes, 90 8 01; do. sevens, 93 a 04; ex coupon, 47% @ 47%; do. fund,'ng, 1866, Bis & 39; do. do, 1868, 80 a 31; «0 new, 26 8 +; do, special tax, 19%, @ 20; Missourt sixes, 955 @ 95%; do, Haxnibal and St. Joseph, 04) @ 05; Loutsiana sixes, 72. 73; fo. new, 66 8 67; do. levee sixes, 70a 72; do. go. Pights, 86 a 80; do. Penttenuary sevens, 70 a 73; railroad eights, 74.4 78: Alabama fives, 70 a 73; do. eights, 109 a 104; do, railroad etghts, 95 a 100; Soath Carolina sixes, 75.478; do. new, Jauuary and July, a 4; do. do. April and October, 614; a 62; Ark eneas sixes, 55 @ 68; do, sevens, 45 a 62, COMPARISON OF THE TMPORTS. The follor. per cent | jog shows the foreign Imports at New | €200 per bbl, Tie market e! beg nning of the year:— Dry goods. General m | Total for week Prev, reported. Since Jan, 1... ‘York for the week ending May 97, and since the 1870, $6,010.173 .2 113,110,906 1 + $128, 832,880 $1 THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. $2,104,254 170,094 63,070 $166,344, 298 The aggregate amount of exports (exclusive of Total for the week. Previously reported Same time 1870. Same time 1969 Same lume 1568 Same time 1867.... #35000 US 5-20, ¢, '67..¢ “ Tom do. 3 1) 0h 28 Bates, "68, 1000 Georgia 2000 Ga 7s, Das, 20000 000 N nts Getar ata fat? 1sw00 C0 £10 Ist mi 10 chs Tenth Nat B $500 US 5-20, 6, 4400 US 5-2b, 6, Quick Mt Co.. $00 Cuvksiiver MCS vt: 100 Pac MBS C 108 en POA Rk be Yrevtern Union. 61760 68 108s pi. B35 Pacibe Sta 48% a i Ss ¥. Central... 99g a Con scrip. 9354 5 92 were moderately activ a 14 Jota, foie, a 19350., ai days’ credit. Java ( Wkic. a Be. 5 aracaibo, mai bye; Bt, Ie. ; 6 ‘Conte Rh ‘osta al * Savaniil mi withdrawing vance, The demand was 4 compara Brades, at which steady. day. eet «9 Oplands, 4g extreme rib, the mari he improvement lost. freee bales, as follow 20) at li, O00 ‘at 16} a 100 at 16 18e., 16ccx, 200 at 15 11-18. ; "July x oat i619 We., 2.0 cb 1875 | artic. 20) Angus | together; 10 and | Ie Vizen, faturda, Baturda: transactions ; Boston, doy lsat wee nd pa 94 for een fi d., by aail, PpLouR AND GRAIN, fare and owing to noi iverpoo! (it being Whit. We note saier of 2,00 bi tione. Rye flour was meal was without chan; quoie:— Superine st: Extra State Chotce do. Suporine Western. kutrado.... Extra Minne Round boop Ol Round hoop O Family... Bt. Lows low extra. St. Louie strar St. Lows choice &t. Louis cho Rye flour. Southern No. Southern supe: Southern extra, Southern family. Corn meal, W Corn met —W beat was « trifle about 66,000 busi qualities and ¢ bushcle at from necording to condit was very clade :—To Liverpool, by sail by steam 1.600 boxes cheer London, by eal % rom Pailade: Masco Mureurado, grocery ‘orto Fopial te Tela yew Orleans. AAVAL ST 1 eguiator wt bJ0, per gall 10000 N fy Ok iid othe: By STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. Northwestern pf 9814 n ing ide. ile a 10 ia ca j,Curscon 1 gol, thirty to. aieey does! "credit, duty COTTON.—The market was excite ‘The offerings were small and at extreme priecs, man: ‘altogether in anticipation of a ‘still ty at 16 28-82 Total stove last report, "19,600 Total since January 1, 1871. cist eces3 Sez 2 SEETE 400 do. 2% Spring M Co: 10 Quick Blin 100” do, 200 Col, specte) from the port of New York for the week | ending May 30, 1871, Was $4,162,140, THE SPECIB MOVEMENT. The imports of specte during the past week and since the begianing of the year were as follows:— $078 8,021,639 «$8,025,208 6,942,245 airing 3,123 aT SALES AT THE NEW YORK YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Monday, Mn May 29—10:15 A. 7 1s Md © Co, 200 American Ci grexes ERR BR OR GRE ooh Pe Ex = Severe Ses, poms Lack <W RR... no 193; 29 100 ote & Alton RR.. 50 New Jereey O RR.. pj Qbio& wt prt. Cé 2:15 o’Clock P. M. 1000 US "67. Hg #4 5-20, 0, °67. - 113% One o’Cleck P. M. Rook Ils a nnd.... 13156 4 gyznezees COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monmay, May 29-6 P, M. Corrzz—The market for Rio was inactive, but with moderate offerings prices were well sustained. Other kinds in @ Jobbing way. No large tn- voices were disposed of. We quote:—Rio—Ordinary car- goes, Ic. a10}Xc.; fair do., 103. @ Le. ; good dow, 1x0. c.; prime do. 120. = 12%ye.; extreme range verntaent bags)s ise ase re, I7c. te ‘Gerion sit or Me. Ga, 1 bo pond), fe a ideo. Ch for tn bond, thirty to Oo aixty am ma multi hf per. chietly from speculators, Ex: orters were prevente! from operating | vely low prices current in In consequence of verpoo!, spinvers Wero cautious about buying at present values. The sul Joined quotations show an advance of fully 34c. per 1b, in all the merket closed less The saies were as follows :— buoyant, but Saturday Evening, Tosal. — ‘$67 a $58 165 1,146 80 ‘3 42 8,872 Abeta. “. Solean, — u 1b? 1 8 Iv higher in » but fluctuating violent! The tran,actions were chiesy advance in ket ‘The ani 00 August, for June 1.20¢. ; July, 16.4ve. ; August, 1 Fhe he feceigts nt th the ports to aay Were as, follo closing with part transsctions comprised B10 at Lsigen, SW at 1Cigo at Ge. at ‘ten! 600 a y 10) July ‘and 100 August, at Ie. togéthe At 16 Geog tT ce, 100 a: 16 15-16e. S00 at 1c. 5 ge, 2,400 blues’ were 80.4 as follows futai ber ae: 6c, to ‘ast, s cUurn new specniati rices was >; ce a of by ath at Bertember, g00 st Ise. 200 at 16 5-160. ; July, at 16%e., tovether} ae 1eage.j ; September, 100 at 16240, ‘The average pri re dell were:— ivery 6.60c. ; September, 153;¢.. col » Bremen, by steamn, See" nold, com 10 Baitic ports by enti, %e., gold, eipts—Ficur, 15,370 bbie. ; whent, NV do. from Chicago, on account of the 648 de.; corn meal, 485 ‘The fi eipt of despatches from London londay and a holidya), German peace celebration, bags ; jour market was firm, and also mostly low grades, at our quota: rately active and ‘st and quiet, quiry for sacks, But nothing of importance transpired. We ‘se, 15,000 bashéla grain, 83, exiner 260 bales hop 0 rt 300 trou a at da, coo and a vossel, eneral car; MOLAGSEA.— pa eR ‘was beid at extreme faquence of limited supply, efpecially of qual for refining. No cargo sales w mand prevatied for jobbing Tots, Domestic was steady, with & New Orleaus were dis for ima. nedlate delivery were weld steadily. & sore, in amail and 10) bbs. on wharf, ply a te bbis. Cos Dy quiet At Blige. & Bde, former prices: We note ealet There was a RIT PAAIATIATWD a = Poaned: woes 4 | S831 QheseeskesasneZssae, t @i48 for No. i epting, §1 Ml for 4 $1 68 for amber State and rh. Corn was for Soferior, wi a 160. tor We » Uate were di 880, for Gh.o, om the track ; 676, a 6 ow, afloat, and Ofc, for mixed Ohio, on 00) bushels, ‘Barley and rye Were cull and noml- be ere was no inquiry ror either. FretowTs,—There was no change in tates and the marker was urin, both for grain and other goods. ever, was mostly for room by sail. The chartering business 1 67; hade firmer “ wales of about n yellow and mixed, tracis, with The demand, how- ements in- shels eats, gd and nies eotton, bales hops, tone hea 2s. To Gi cargo, Lui oderate de- which ealleed fall prices. moderate 44 posed of ja lots at 75 or CSUL00 | | Mio; fair to gond grocery, @ c.: | betiveen Fourth and a. -Stramed, 82 00; No. 9, $275 4 §7: No, 1. M320 pale, 3a 67°75; the onteae Tar wan neglooed. A few ts were bot it ai tor Wilmington and §2 0 ington: Naval Stores Exesaage adjourned tik Wed SIONS — Roccine very | Med ey art, a 1. ine ut meats, 286 pack: P: market was frnter and oderaiiy ety wines sales A00 bole. mess at $15 75 for June, ne, SH oF Jay, and tf % Teeember. ‘There were ateo © Mess £0) a a at wy # 50. Heef was dull a —There was no inquiry, and prices wero ateady at from ® a 500 for Texas and Western. Cat meats— We hotieed a sma Saugirg S04 for pickled bams, beyond which was no Ge: prices were nominally unchanwed. Bacon was overed ively, but there was no demand: quoted at 8/40. a 8. for long clear and 99. a Bice. for short do; Ee. Lor shoxt rid and 7c. for Cumberi landcut, Lard paca dal; spot held at 10%¢. tor Western steam, with eales of £50 tlorves, for Be pens, and October, at ilj,c, Butter and chocso were whhont noteworthy change and on}y moderaicly ac,ive. Prruo.rom,—ihe market was firm for both crade and | reiined, The offerings were smail and business consequently Festrictod, We quote:—Crude in Ibe., and re~ Bue, spot aud mouth, at 2bice. a So. re 1,090 Bhi rebined standard’ white solinr's option. ines Kal Shine, ReSicr ant 1900 bbls. done fr Ju aejivery, at Be.” The Philadelphia ‘market was duit firm. were last hail July, gust and Sort fpesbipplag pra Pe rt i ange, by m vote of the 1a journed until Wednesday, ue ‘Slat Inst the. £0th fase si belng th the day sot apart for the “oral decoration of the soldiers’ a RIOF.—An active Sigg ad prevalled. Tor foreign, gn the market was ir, | We nots further eniea of 400 bags ngon.at {rom tee Ths. per tbe and SOY bags Vatna at Tigc. w Sc. De es were limited to 35 ferces cargiinn. atone, begs er Ib, SUGAN.—The market fm the main was Low retntn; speraly 0 ol @ sales w: tom ie malities, however, were neglected, mad dein eres, were, if anything, weak, on the aale or 18, jor fair reuniag Cuba.’ The better ceroriptlons wes eld with Grumers, 93c. per Ib. being jemanded finin: Uuba. The sales co'nyrisnt 11617 hides Inet bhds. good comion reiinlug, at 9 1-1, por 1p, Ketned fo moderato. domand at x lsee, a se: er mae & Use. for Cy extra el a ike, for Mao. ny 1aite, “tor crushed? pulverized and We quole:—Cuna—Intertor to common retining, 8 fair to good raining, Mec. a Sse; Food, to sc. @ Lt vime se. contttigel Wea and hoses: Tous | rastannons Uhea. and boson, Sor ace: tmelodd, Jue Havana —Hoxms, Daich standards Nos, 7 to 9 8 3: do., ¥ ‘ac a nays a 10e.; do, to. 0 Tues don'1d to aby 1a attend « Porto Rico—Retning asec. srocory grades, 98;c. a 1030 Braztt— ch” aga » Nos, 12, 8c. 9 ie. Java—Dwrch standard, N io to a ra ©. Mania—Current clayed and superior, w Or! nns—-Relining grades, 8c. a 9¥c.; grocery asa = Dige t loc. T. uLoWs he market continued firm, with sales of 75,000 oe at WHISKEY.—The m: was without decided change; 250 pols of old dold for Bet now held at BiMcs with Se, vil. CATTLE MARI MARKET. Reef was heavy at 1c. 5 130, fo for good, Hoy quiet at be. a Sige. es oe a3); five ‘hogs, DOMESTIC. MiAl MARKET:, “granu were 1,354, SAVANNAH, May 29, 1871. plotton quiet, ot frm, mae ist hs Sake reccipia: 137. Expor ire th A Coustirze, 1005. Bales, 00, . Cotton rj, mldaltngs, te, 9,1 tena ae Ne jet stceaclpty, 3 03 gross, 8, Exvoreg 3a) eenstows, 1, ari 70. Bites, 4408, Bice CmIoag lay 29, 1871. as 2 spring, $1 26% a1 ee sane; giiewies: ‘Corn aulet; No. & , selier June? Sie! a BAe, aclier July. tagvisions Bale Hogs deeiined We. a 5c. Bales at ‘4-20, He aulet at $8 80 Peet Receipia 4,000 bole. flout, 48000" vashe's wheat, 000 bushels corn,’ §,(00 bushels oats, 1,000 bushels rye, hogs, Suipments—60N) bole, four, 83.000 bushels wen ao 8,000 bushels corn, 8,000 bushels oata, 1,000 bushola rye, 4, CurveLAND, May 23, 1871. Petroleum firm. Crude, #5 60; refined, Mo. fee Rs, : Oewaao, N. ¥., ee a od eady and unchanged ; ‘or No Sr thtor amber Minin G8 for White winter and 78 ter sloute extra. Wheat scarce and firms ‘0. 1 red winter, :31 58; 880 di fay Novi Miwatk is lub quoted at $148 otia dul jc. quict; sales of cat 1 Westers S Gis Bariby wyenad pene nuiel: Ubemament #160 riot bolted ae $1 50 Tor aa ted. Mill! feed nncban; aria, 8c. Qe.: ships a 290.3 middlings, Be. Piette Si ‘S, oer tee freights~ Flour, Due. ; wheat, ‘ew York. ber—F8 co the Hussar Ww. York and #5 to Phil lndelphia. eee to Boston, sas York, 40c., an: Receipt eng nnd 2,978 000 ny Shipments—By cat mae flour, 8,4c0 wheat, 83,000 corn, &800 rye, 10,000 Beat 207,000 feet of lumber: EGBEAT'S EXIT. Coroner Young yesterday hela an inquest at 661 Ninth avenue over the remains of Mr. Joseph Cc, Egbert, who committed suicide on Sunday afier- nocn. Deceased had been subject to fits of melan- choiy for two months past, owing to disappoint- ments in business matters, On Sunday a friend called to see deceased, who excused nimself by saying he would 0 to his room on tho tnird floor and dress, Socn afterwards two pistol shots were heard, and Isaac L, Egbert running up stairs found his brother lying on the floor, with blood issuing from a woun-. in the right temple and also from another wonnd in the leit breast, His brother asked Joseph why he did it, when he replied, “I Will not stand it any longer,”’ and in a few minutes aiterwards he expired. Deceased had held an im- portant position ina large commercial house, but leaving it, accepted w situation ina bank. He was twenty-six years of age and a native of New York. POISONOUS PRATTLERS, For two or three yeors past Mrs, Mary A. Hand- such, a very respectable woman, forty years of age and a native of this city, has been in poor health, and at intervals paritally delirious, On Saturday she died suddenly, at No, 224 West Twenty-fourth street, after which two foolish and perhaps ma. Helous tenement house women circulated a re- rt to the effect that Mrs. Handsuch had een poisoued by one of her relatives. These idle tattlers even went to the Sixteenth precinct Police station and made a circumstantial report of vhe Pricene poisoning, which was subsequently sent to Coroner Keenan, who repaired to the house and made an lnvestigaiion, It was then learned that the lady had died of congestion of the brakn, and that there was not the most remote reason for the circulation of a groundless and cruel report, calculated to deeply wound the feelings of mourn- ing relatives and friends. KU KLUX WANTED IN WESTCHESTER, A journeyman baker named Thomas Holt was ar- raigned before Police Justice Ferguson, at Mount ‘Vernon, Westchester county, yesterday, on a charge of having perpetrated a gross outrage on the person of Sarah Connover, a little colored girl eleven years ola, Both the ee and the accused, tt seems, were employed at the same place and occupied rooms under one roof, According to the testimony Holt entered the girl's sleening apartment, where he bra- tally committed the oifence charged, and which was fully aia y medical testimony. The ac- cused was committed to the county jail to await ihe action of the Grand Jury. CiTY GOVERNMENT. OFFICIAL. Board of Aldermen, svarEn eit m-20N NDAY, a o'clock Present--Thomas Coman, E: cs and atanes Chariock. Cuddy, MeKievery| O'Neill, Piunkite’ Reilly, Seance. jog aud Woitman- PETITIONS. By tho PrrstpENT—Ciaims of H. E. Oranniss and F. H. Cossitt, inthe matter of widening, &c., of Broadway. Re- ferred to the Commitiee on Street Opening. RESOLUTIONS ADOPIFD, By Alderman PLONKiv7—To permit Jobn Devine to keep oem none it the northwest corner of Sisih evens Fifty-seveuth street, ay jerinan DIMoND—To appoint Stephen B. B. Rrayne a Comm: loner of Deeds, vice Edward King, deoe TIONB LAID OVER. Trt To feces in vacant lots enst side ‘ween Fifty-seventh and Tiity-eighth By Alderman Tit of Seveath avenue, meets. y Alderman PruxKitT—To fence {n vacant lots sonth aide Pitticth treet, Between Eights avenue and Broadway. y Alderman Prunkiat—To flag eldewalks in Fifvy-Tourth stress, from Yonth to Hleventh avenue. by Alderman Cuan.ocx —To fil in low and sunken lots ‘avenues and Seventy third and y Alderman PLUNKITT—To pave with Belgian pavement rare frat atrect from Eighth to Eleventh avenue, ARLOOK—To lay gas maius in Seventy- wrth to Fits aven' ae By Alderman O'NFtt.—To th Belgian pavement Sixtieth street, from ont to OOMMUNICATIONS, The PRESIDENT lald before the Hoara a communication from the Commissioner of Public W transmitting various Apportionments of assosameats, witch were ordered on he PRESIDENT laid besore the Board a communication from the Clerk of the Common Councli relative to sewerage maps, which was ordere. printed {a document form, MOTIONS. Alderman Wo: TM AN moved that the Committee on Street Pavements be discharged from farther cons\deration of reso- lutions to ting sidewalk nord side of Fi tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, and to p Pavement Fifty sgcond atreet, from Fourth to Fifth avenue. ‘a:ried and papers lald over, On motion the Board then adjourned until Monday, Bt re tt lock M. JOUN HARDY, Cierk. ciepnpcinansoasteteinalaitihlineplehiaiaeetaatasl MARRIAG| = AND DEATHS. Married. Bcrkert—BarTH.—On Monday, May 22, by tho Rev. Mr. Gaultadet, Wesay L. Bunkerr to Mra. E.MIRa A. BAKTH. CESTELO—DUNDERDALE.— this city, on Wednes- day, May 24, at the Central Presvyterian church, by the Rev. Dr. Wilson, J, RAMON CESTERO to ROSALIE a aan e st ei UTTZNHOFER—TAYLOR.—, ‘tutigart, German; on Worneeier, May 10, ab St. Catherine's anguish} | church, by the Rev, Mr. Parminter, Carn B. but- TENHOFER, Cavalry officer in te Royal Wurtemberg army. to MaMin Woopxurr, only ne the late Robert W. Taylor, of New York city. Roscozk—Krowj.—iu Yorkville, on Wed: ey, 24, at the idence of the bride's bere 7 e Rev. J, H. Appleton, Joun 0. Roscox to JosK+ Sate, ughter of Henry k. Krowl, both of this ba pr hee Tuesday evening, M: he Rev. J. G. ley, GEORGE A Wire rf Mint + Ray, both of this cley. ‘Pied. Bacox—On Thursday. May 25, Casere Lronagp, | infant de daughter of Theodore ©. and Suste 3. Becon, Of tins city. Bowk on Sunday, May 23, after a short but sex by ines, WILLiaM BowsN, in the 78th year of age. mina relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to atiend the funeral, from Rose Hill M. E. church, East Twenty-seventh street, between Second and Third avenues, on Wednesday alter noon, at one o'clock, CaNTY.—On Monday, May 29, 63 East Eighty-uurd street, ‘anty. ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. CuuRcd.—in Brooklyn, on Sasnrday, May 27, Lovxey S. OuURCH, aged 76 years, 1 month ana 2 dass, “he relatives and friends of the family are invited to atten the funeral, from his late residence, 233 29, at her residence, No. Many, wife of Michael lias. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend che funeral, from her late residence, No. 281 West Twelltt street, this ¢Puseday) afiernoon, at one o’clock, Also the members of Monitor Lodze, Ro 08. Oa and A. M., and Henry Uiay Lodge, No. 1, UONNELLY.—On Sunday, May 23, Sanam NBALIN CONNELLY, the wife of Patrick Connelly, in the 37th Year ot her age. The remalus will be taken to Transfiguration Roman Catholic church, in Mott street, where a solemu mass Of requtem will p32 offered np for the repose of her soul. Tho triends of the family and those of her acquaintance are respectiuily Livited toattend the {nneral, on Wednesday morning, at nine often from her late residence, No. 96 Layard stree! DecseR.—On Monday, May 29, Mary ELZaBeTa DECKER, aged 29 yoars. Tne relatives and friends of the family, and the members of America Lodge, No. 635, F. and A. M., are respecttully invited Lo attend the tuneral, from her late residence, No, 823 West Fifieenth street, on Wednesday afternoos at one o'clock. Downiye.— At +kibareen, Cork, Ireland, on Sun- day, May 14, Major D. J. Downina, United Staces Army, late of Washington, D, C., in the zsth year of his age. eRT—Suddenly, on Sunday, May 23, in this city, Joserit C. EGRERT, son of Mrs. Barbara Ann Egbert and Edward Egbert, deceased, aged 26 years, 11 months and 15 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the trang are invited to attend the fuueral, at the residence of his mother, No. 6s1 Ninth xvenue, tn this city, on Wednesday afternocn, at half-past two o'clock, he members of the New York Skating Club are respectfully invited to dee the funcrsl of their late associate, Joseph C. Buber’, on Wednesday af- ternoon, at naltspast | tw orolock. A. 4. DUPIGNAC, President, JosEPH Tomson, Secretary. pce rant ANN FiscuEr, wife of Charles ischer, ‘rhe friends of the family and tho members of the Thirty-second and Twentieth precinct police are respectfully invited to attend phe funeral, :rom her late residence, No. 456 West Fortiew street, this (epeaiay) afternoon, at two ClOr ay Fotzy.—0n Sunday oie Sore Owrn Fouey, son of Owen and Eliza Foley, ry T years, 4 months and 25 days, ‘The iriends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 41 Duane street, corner Centre, this (Tuesday) alterncon at one o’clock. GLENNEN.—On Monday, May 2), JOAN GLENNEN, eldest son of the late Michael Glennen, aged 26 years and 7 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- folly invited to attend the funeral, {rom his late resi- dence, No. 55 Pike street, on W' ednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. HELTERMAN.—On Monday, May 29, JonN HELTER- MAN, in the 3sth year of his age. The friends of the family are respectfully tavited to attend the funeral, irom his mother's residence, No. 259 Hudson strect, on Wednesday aiternoon, at two o'clock. Hewitt.—On Sunday, May 23, MARGARET HEWITT, wife of ‘thomas Hewitt and eldest daughter of Susan and M. R. McGarrity, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the iuneral, irom her late residence, 223 East Twensy-ninth street, this (Tues aap afternoon, at hatf-past one o'clock. IMGER.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, May 27, after 8 lingering tlness, RICHARD G, KiaBER, in the 66th vear of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the famity, empluy és of New York herald, and also members of Ty graphical Union No, 6, are respectruily 1 Rvited to at the funeral. from his late residence, 8.2 Bergen street, on Wednesday atternoon, at three o'clock. | Camden (Me.) papers please copy. Lyman.—At Glen Home, Staunton, Va., on Tnes- day, May 23, MARGARET, Wife uf N. E. Lyman and daughter of the late John rege. of legis N.Y. MULLINS.—On Sunday, May 28, MARY MULLINS, wife of Thomas Mulitns, a native of Vent ily Do- noughmore, county: Cork, Ireland, aged 56 yea Requtescat in pace. The relatives and friends, and those of her brotuer, Daniel McCarthy, are respectfully invited to attend ine funeral, from her late residence, 169. Hester street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. Her remains will be taken to j Calvary Cemetery for interment, Nix.—At_ Hempstead, L. L, on Saturday, May 27, ANNa E., daughter of Jonn and the late Eliza M. ‘Nix, in the 2th year of her age. Funeral services at the residence of her father, on Monday afternoon, at three o'ciock. Burial to take a In Greenwood, this (Iuesduy) afternoon, at alf-past twelve o'clock. All iriends are invited without further notice. Train leaves New Yorx at 10 o'clock A, M.: return at 5 P. M. ORR.—On Sunday, May 28, Jonn WESLEY, son of Jackson and Mary Orr, in the stn year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuliy invited to attend tie funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, 186 Frauklin avenue, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ONDERDONE.—On Sunday, May 28, MINNTE, only daughter of William M. and Mary M5 Onderdonk, in the 4th year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- inily Invited to attend the funeral, from the Reformed Dutch church, Washiagton square (Or, Huiton’s), on Wednesday morning, at Fad ‘O'Clock, PuRROY.—On Monday, May 29, Josnpmine R, Purnoy, only child of tredert?n L.'and Jane Orozco Purroy, in the 9th year of her age. ‘The friends of the iamiiy are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her resiience, No. 409 East Sixty-first street, on Wednesday, at twelve o'clock noon. KEYNOLDs.—Un Sunday, May 28, 1871, after a long and painful sickness, MARY REYNOLDS, &@ native of Killisona, parish of Granard, county Longford, Ire- land, aged 41 years. ‘The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) morn. ing, at teu o'clock, from the residence of her brotuer- in-law, George Burke, 547 Eighteenth street, be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, South Brooklyn, te the Charch of St. Joan, ‘Twenty-first street, South Brooklyn, where a solemn requiem mass will be otfered up for the repose of her soul; and trem thence to Calvary Cemetery for interm ‘The relatives and friends of tne family, and those of her brother, Joun Reynolds, and of her brothers in-law, Joho O’Brien and George Burke, are respectiuily invited to attend. SaUNDERS.—On Monday evening, May 29, ADAM SAUNDERS, in the 56th year of his age. Notice oi the funeral hereafter, Scorr.—On Monday, May 29, JAMES Scort, in the 66th year of his age. The reiatives and friends are respectfally invited to wot bi funeral services, at his Rite Poti No. 626 West Fifty-first street, on Wednesday aiter- noon, at half-past two o'clock. ScAUMAKEK.—On Sunday, May 28, MARTIN HENRY, son of Martin Henry and Ann Schumaker, aged 3 montus and 13 days, ‘The re‘atives aud friends of the family are respect- fuliy invited to attend the funeral, from the resl- aence of lis parents, No. 902 Eighth avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. SEELEY.—Ou Saturday, May 27, MARGANET SHE- a. daughter of John and Margaret Seeley, aged ears, ‘he funeral will take place this (Tuesday) morm ing, at ten o'clock, Vestern papers please copy. SHAPTER.—On Sunday, M Oa 28.0 of consumption, Tromas R. SHAPTER, aged 35 The relatives and triends of the Tntly are invited to attend the funeral, from the Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal chureh, Union avenue, Phiten ters on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Sracom.—On Sunday, May 28, WILLIAM STAcoM, In the zith year of hts age. The irienia of the family, also of his brothers, Jon, Luke and Frank, are respectfully invited to attend the tuncral, from hs late residence, §2 Clark- te ose this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past one clock. VALENTIN®.—On Friday, May 20, Louise VALEN- TINE, aged 26 years. Relatives ani friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 60 Freeman street, Greonpoint, tls (Tuesday)’ afternoon, at two oc Ke WniIGHT.—At Rostyn, Long Island, on Monaay, May 29, GEORGE PRANELIN, eldest gon of Frankiin ig Mary Elizabeth Wrig! t, in the 1ith year of nis “Notice of renee mye Sanday, 18 YOUNGS,—In Jersey City, on Sunday, Ma: ANN Exiza, Wife ot Edmund Youngs, age! Wayena. Relatives and friends of tne ape i are lavited A attend the funeral, on Wednesday aftesnoon. o'clock, trom her late residence, hy i Grend surest, Jorsey City, without furtuer notice. BELL TAR DR. AL STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE noequalied for accuracy and durabittt proved by tne leading amateurs and professional constantly on hard, Tables at Brices Fanatng foie 5 20 woe styles for dwell ee PHELAN & COLLBNDER, 793 Broadway. -KAVANAGH & DECKKR'S IMPROVE, ¥ .« iiard Tabies, ell fornished with the celebrated Cat fuublovg, gt greatly reduced prises.” New 6x10 tabi i and other sizes al ‘correspond raves ee as sorter Catal nad Contre atest etd H. GRIFFITH'S TABLES 25. WITH DELANEYS . patented November band erishions, with one or two wit ete wae only be bought at 40 Vesey street, Second bi ___ DENTISTRY. ae) CIALTY.—LAUGHING GAS Ag BP A tions, —#1 for the fi1st tooth; fe. each a A.J. CObBY, Dent rice pe Union eae iis Poaretats fet ses T THE GREAT UPTOWN fis A INSTITUTE, the larg: ‘and chea) Fatabl opposite gd Academy of Dy Gal nnd exarate my 0 sien a and eramnine styles and prices, vilage wear toe eigen eifenct Sent opportunity er: a oN ESOS SON, WE Broadway, BESEpcr sees LAD" RES BORROW as honorable gi men to her inen'sh Sire ooa' et two remorse y for use, _Address Gi G ATH ITODE, Herald of oe” " ") HALF INTEREST IN A WELL ESTABLISHED Real Estato Business for salo.—Must be sold before Thureday; owner leaving the city, 805 West Twenty-sixth aireet, near Eighi avenue. A GENTL! terse With $5,000, AS SILENT PART- ner, proiitabie established manutactuzing business? cap! secured; first clies references. 2 ticulars of LLO) roadway, first floor, MANUFACTURING LIQvOR BUSINESS FOR SAL! veral With Block and a Biers, eaiabllehed se years, having over 400 good ot parat Instruction nad eclyes.-A sare fortuno, aren arehasce’ Must be sold this week on account of elcknees: anly \00) ro- 4q i fo purchase; good 008. rf O., box Ady Herald oie, MAN WANTED-WITH 950, TO JOIN ADVER- User, who will Invest same aniount, im a good, safe, gentee! business, Chance se! Tere FRANKGLN, of East Fourth street, wens Na EUROPEAN STRAMSAIPS, “ATIONAL LIN®, STEAM 70 LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, im pier 47 North rive FRO ae Webster... Wednes:iay,, May Ca gaara, June S, att B GINGA, Butane Saturday, une 10,t 0 A: Vibabeage to Averpoit ‘Qasonacown Cabin, y25 and orenate $58, curre: ateerage. tickets from Li conan Londonderry and eee B33, moyenne Ad it further particulars apply at the company's office, NO. Ways i) ¥, W. J. HURST, Manager, NMAN LINE for Co epi = pepe Royal mail steamers awa REMUSIS ss ‘oursday, Juno, BP. My oie oF LONDON... tu 7. SHY OF DU-cta via Halts vite yield tay os TY OF a ral o be . and each succeeding Sattirda venue from pler ad North river, roduced rates. rick be bought here at moderate rates by persone t a lends. "Fe sing ectaon te va nniy at the Company's oflge. JOHN G. DALI, Agent, 10 road BUSINESS MAN OF XPERIENCE, WI! A small capital, would tak interest in or establish a re or some manufacturing business; or travel or a re- naivle house, Address O. G, 8, Herald ofllea. i ea? SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE—A VALUABLE Coal and’ Wood Yard, Business Stand and Fistares, in wee Apply to H. D. JARVES, 70 Wal street, ‘ork, ares BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, pe apd FoR x the improved W: indow Shade for open- hom elt ee top or bottom. Gait iat examine it, ‘ay, room No. b. HAVE JUST BEEN ALLOWED A PaTENT FOR A popular article that will seil all over the country; T will ive the richt sort of @ man who can furnish me with $ ianufacture, coy kind of a show he wants to jou me & mako some mpdey, Address ENGINEER, #82 Sixth avenue, ARTNER WANTED-SILENT OR ACTIVE, WITH 25,00) to $7,000, to. be invested In an old esiablisbed boainess; no posible riak. Apply, with real Dame and ad- dress, (9 BONA FIDE, Herald odieo, for oe week. HYSICIANS.—A PARTNER OR COMPETENT PER- gon, male or female, wanted, to take chargs of the female department inn firat moalcal ofice; small capl- ta! reyired. Call at 107 Waveriey place. Rs ESTATE AND INSURANOB BUSINESS—UP- town, long catablished, bred rags oftce, low rent and doing ’a good business. of ly. Price Address MILBANK, wereld often a Gurr MANUFACTURER WANTED—A MAN, UNDER- 1D stanaing the business thoroughly, to walt pod customers Qnd to take retail orders for abirte, collars, cuffs, drawers, &c. Tie must be able to comprehend the business In its various detalle, and to give bls time and attention thereto. A, liberal arrangement wal ve maue with ® competent man FIFTH AVENUE, station A, MB BEST THING OFFERED YET.—A VERY VALU- able Patent for aale cheap. Call and examine ft. VANDERVOORT, 83 Park row, rooms Nos. 9 and 10, Vi ae BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR LADY or Spntlersan, having from $3,000 to $5,(00 to Invest In wll pay good percesiage for foxn Ceccnred ey te beskies, usiness,—An equal partner taken, OF Teal estate: and "Adresses BOOK, ive employment at fuir salary Herald oftice, ANTED-SMART MAN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL) TO take the nacney f for a fast-selling article, Call on DUM, French's TANTED— A STEADY MAN TO PURCHASE THE interest of a retiring partner in the beat wholesale and retail famnily liquor atore tm the city. Apply wt 129 Green- wich street, W ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $500 TO $1,000, TO Join a patontes in manufacturing » commodity tor the pisrention ol sunstroke. Apply to. PREVOT, 12) West wenty-seventh street, rear Lois crt LOOKING AFTER,—OLD ESTABLISHED, ‘death ofice business for sale cheap, in conse- Kage he sor th health, Apply to NOODY & CO., No, 7 Mur- otel, FOR HALF INTEREST IN COAL, WOOD AND Fiagging Business, established in ee chy 10 New Jersey. Cal for thres days at No. 6 Dey street, room 2 $500 $1,002.-A PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT, e who can leave the elty, can have a very itcrative position. Cal Huason street, from 9 til 1 $500 7S proftable business; drurs, dentistry, soda water pisferreds oF would reat ih a short route steam- Bont. Raitsens CAPITAL. Herald oflice, for three days, $800 baal sion TWO ACTIVE MEN, WITH + exch. t0 60 West fmmediately pleasant business; aree pay. &CO., No, 7 Murray sireet, room 23, for_an active man. Xo. 7 Murray street, room 28, turing business; profits vera; Vusiness slaple, Factory, 10 yer street, near Chatham square, New York house ‘doing a large and (ul busitiess in re goloring faded fabrics, wishoat removing them from, the TO INVEST—IN ANY SAFE, air SECURE HALF INTEREST IN A steam tauniry doing a are and. increasing business; good onpartantty ) (00 -PARINER, WANTED, TO TAKE ONE- half interest in an old established manufac. B5.000 AxeARcAGBSTS WANTED IN EVERY city in. the Union to establish, a branch of frames; car eeats, cushions, carriage &c., made as Se ioae iy thie toontie pavmited presen versiiel wocee ing capital small. Apply to or address W, A. FiSAZEX, sole agent, 697 Broadway, 10. OOO Nit, S8CURE AN INTEREST IN A safe and legitimate business that will net annum, by immediate avplivation to GEURGS ON, % Liberty sirect. Ww ANTED “TO GINE.—WANTE) FE ajtiang naiae. Alden’ HARRY MEROLW, box 68 Opel AFE WANTED—ANY PARTY HAVING A GOOD OxE, medium fize, to sell cheap, may address R. H. E., box Tig eraid ofice, ‘for three days, gm AM ENG KE, WANTED ADOUT 26 HORSE POWER, od running order, cheat ress, Bavte ars, price, Se, STEAM ENGINE, Th offices i WASTEDSA SECOND HAND TISKET CASI CA- pable of holding 250 to 30) Issues of coupon tickets. Address J. H. F., Herald office, stating price, EIGHT FOOT juaomas ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—ONE heavy black walnut Ofes Tablo, fn excellent condi. tion, Address, with description and price, L. M. PRICE, Herald ofice. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A BAT BUSINESS No agents, Address C, j ed excoed $1,000, ae Th ird avenue. heme LADIES.—PRIVATE GENTLEMA 'D- NUMDERS. or THE LONDON | pag tal Ad Reha, dnt 3,21, Bh, Aneust Zand Deo. 21, 1855 Bt, ApS mt Fob. 4, Sep. 90, 1870; Jan. 21, 4, 1871. Aibese box 1, 068 Pout ofliee, Philadelphia,” EUROPEAN STEZAMSHIPS. _ THE H HAMBURG-, AMERICAN PACKBT COMPANY'S iron mati steamship BRIA, Captain P, H. Haack, will sali on 2 Tuesday, May £0, 1871, 9 B. M., for Hamburg, taking passengers from New York to Homburg. Plymouth First Seecges 120; Seoona< Cabin, $72, ds Slserage; $25, tt ‘att The WEST?’ PER oe 6 ie god. KUNHARDT & ARDS & BOAS, General Arent Nei General Passenger A; and 61 Broad street, 1 x ¥. No. 6 Barclays street New — Boi ana Liverpool. New and full-powered HITE STAR LIN. Steamshi largest in the word. gopamit ‘ol *Racrig, " PACTETO, at 1 6.09 tons burion 3000 he ican P, each. Bailing ‘ee New York on Satirdaye, Ficom ‘ilverpool on bey n ot cst be Cork Harbor each way, Capt. Thompson, on June 32: 2 . 2 P.M. ATLANTIS apt. Murray, on duly From the Wite Star Dock, Puvonta a Fotry, Jersey Cite, ‘assenger uccommodations (for all classes) unrivaled, combining satety, speed and comfort, Saloonk staterooms, smoxing room and bathrooms in mash p section, Where least motton is felt. “Burgeons and $8 in gold. Steerage, $30 fi Those wishing (8 send. for ronda hearth Old Gorter antry oak now obtain S rered prepaid certificates, curre: Passongers boned (0 of trom all parts of Atmer'eny Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Swoon, India, Australia, China, &o Excursion tieke! ee at lowest rates. Drafts from For information vapoy at tho company’s offer Broadway, New Yi . H. SPARKS, Nowra -GERMAN, LLOYD | STEAMSHIP COMPANY, for Soushampton and Breraen, ‘Tho steamship RULIN, Captain J. C. Meyer, will gail on faturday, June 3,at 9 P. from Bremen pler, foot of ‘Third street, Hoboken. To Mowed by. Steamship HANSA, Captain Brickensteln, on Thursday, to London, Havre and Brem ‘able in of iw equivalent in currency.” onal ot) HS & CO., Agents 68 Broad street. H UH, T, PLEASURE, BUSINESS.—EXCUR- Monts Sectinnt, swe den, Norway and Denmark, June Round trip, first cabin, Cy cu a olppy wo toads Pet HSOBN, Maniger, C0 adade DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC OAR: J Pad STEAMSHIPS bi EEN NEW YO! AVRE, ALLING AT BI ore Tne splandie vowels on this BJ route for the Conti. nent will gail from pier No. §, North river, as follows ST. LAURENT, Lemari VILLE Dé PARIS, Snr. PEREIRE, Danre.. LAFAYETTE, Roussea' Price of passage in gold (1 noinding wine) to Brest or Hi re (crear 140 Becond Cabin....+. sees see ene steatncrs do not carry steerage gers. Excursion Tekete at reduead ratca American traveliers going to and “feturning from the Cont. nent of Europe, by taletny the steamers of this A Pod avoid both transit by Endtlah raticond and the discomforts ing the Channel, besides saris time, trouble and expenae, MACKBNAIE, Broadway. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR- the Bhliod Siates matis. ST rsinethe eigatling every Wodneedas WYOMING, Whiveray MINNESOTA, Wig BS Cabin pastiye, SP. ‘iano 1h ac old; People i i areca currency, etree toto sd tm Pape esata Set ath "itu Povion. 30 Hroaiwan NUNARD LINE. Ohi ‘BRIVTSHT AND NORTH AMERICAN RUYAL MAIL BSTEAMSHIPS, Between New York ant Liverpool, calling at poms Barton, CHINA, . Wednesda: VIA. Saturday, June Ss ; ‘A:cthora lay, Sune 8 JAVA... Wednesday, June A ABU RETA Setar tage Sone 10 KUSSIA. Wesines tay, June 4 Hy ABYSSINAIA..Sat., June 17 CUBA. Shiec-ragran * ae 28 BIBEGLA, Tuesday, June 20 8 OF PASSAUE, By the Wedness sy ‘eteamsers, not STIS Steers First Cabin gold. Second First Cabin Bel Steorage Parirotgh Lille of Lading piven for Beltast, Glasgow, Havre,, of Lading given A Antwerp und other ports on the Continent sud for Mediterrat n ror Vreight and Cabin Fessags apply at the Comp: omfot Aleerage Passuge a: Vil B y, Trinity, Buildin; nasuge a: 1 or Bloerage Faashgo 0/1), Sy Gs FRANCKLX N, Agen ASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CHINA EMBARK ree Cunare hae rou ] oe Braue wtreet, Ji Oly, ata By Moy OD Wenn aye Ge ERANCKLYN, No. {Bow Bowling Green, New ¥: Tickets trom Liverpool aad Queenstown ai Surope at lowest rates, ‘ NCHOR LINE STEAMERS — aail every Wednesday od Satarday, to and from calling at Loncon terry to land matia ‘and passengers, Passengers booked and forwarded to and {rou all rallwap stations in Great Britaiu, Ireland, Germany, Norway, Swey jen or Denmark and Auterica as’ safely, feet ise ably and cheaply as by any other route dr | “EXPRESS™ ETRANERS B. NDE June #4 | C July 1 StbOwtAW. Wee ine uy 8! ASSY! Wed., June Weidseaday and Raturdsy thereafter Iptermeulate, 383, steerage, 28, ‘ertificates, at lowest rates, can be bought here by those wishing to send for their cceees Drafte faaued, payable,oa presentation, apnly,» ab thecompany’s ofloes. - ENDERSON BROT! nS, No. 7 Bowling Green. ‘NIT! STATES be rte BUREAU.—OFFICIAL Passports of tho ment of State issued by A. C. WILLMARTH, Unite Bites ‘Gout Buildings, 41 Champers street. Lea | COASTIWISE ‘STEAMSHIPS. DACIFIC MATL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO CALIF! ‘ORNTA, JAPAN AND CHINA, CARRYING MALS. PASsiNaERs AND RIN GSTOR, JAMAtcn TAN PA reyes oonre OF MEXIUO, , CENTRAL PM BRIOAy EE RU AN Steamers leave 15th a: ‘soil er month, except wh thone dates fall'on Sund a ‘we day revious, sr tae May 80, steamer OCLAN QUBEM, Captam A. G. Gray, leare plet No. @ North river, avi3 crelovk noon, for irect, vy connecting nt Panama with eitonen TANA, Captain Garariy: Souching: at connecting for ali Central American and South Freight for last named poris received until Sicamer CHIN A will leave San Francisco, Ju an and caler. For rates of passage, et and tu further ‘Gantie ea ply at company’s office on eo ler, foot 8 sexes Bay. Agent. (OR MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY, Av: STRALIA.— The splendid new iron packe: shi) kupsox, ‘Captain Richardson, wili sail for the above ports on the 31 ‘of June; has beg acco: Sygeip tet! for @ limited number of pas- sen, atlow ra’ wise TAP COP Bos. & CO., 8 Bouth sireet I aot SISAL AND VERA CRUZ New York and Mexican Mall Swamship Line, leaving ier 17 East oe og i., direct to Hat Ary ‘OF ME! vednenday, May 31 Cait nae MEXICO? ot ver Saturday, June 17 ‘or frei; or ie cS ae oF PMALEXANDIEE & ¢ SONG, 89 Broadway. C ‘NITED gee MAIL TO HAVANA, tic Mail Stearasbip Company. Sailing regtlay ey fea tt So'clock P. M. pres Pi cisely from river. SHERM. MAN, n re Blanchard, June B MISSOURI, in J. B. Laward: June & MORRO | cAsr ‘Captain Adame (Via Nassau, ‘June 15 ‘or Or passage a} i Pn Ww DIMOCK, President, 5 Bowing Groen. {kos LINE OF GALVESTON | STEAMERS. TOUCH. ing at Key West, carrying the United States The “Al steamship. CLYDE, Captain Kennedy, at pler 20 inte East river, will eave Saturday, June 3. nthe bills of ladiag given’ to Houston and to all ots, "a Houston and Heuderson and B, B. R,and ron ‘on the For freight or passace a) woe & Lia MALLORY &CO., 158 Maiden lane. EPOrOUrAR ICE Pr PE] GRAY, LITHOGRAP dlc E: ESTAS ise Re T, Soregiey ae wk a ee ASSORTMENT. AT RIC. sitet, AND Vaan ouTs CONSTANTLY ON HAND. HE GREAT Letty Lov po apt Mag tot td LINE FOR CHA! por FLORIDA SOUTH AND SOL Downs sailing from pier No. 29 North river at 3 P.M. every Wednes day and Saturday. The first class sidewheo! steamship {ARLESTON, C: Capiaia James Berry, will sail on Wednesday, Muy 3 prtbrough passage tiekets and bills of peameepopn at lowest "For local freight and passnze an YR. MOR aN "eco. , shroud rl Ni est street, corner Warren street. ‘or ‘reight and rates ap) ENT LEY Db. TAgEbLe General Agent pty ‘Southern Freiyut ine, 317 Broadway, ‘on Thomas street. Pe soapy 240cR8 ADGER ‘will follow and salon Sainrday, June : JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, MERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINB. From pier No. 9 North river, at 3 o'clock P. M. MISSISSIP #1, on Satnr'ay, June Freight recoired daily. ‘Through rates given for St. Loule, Vigkeburg Mobiie, Gal reston ‘and Indianol freight or mmodations, acco! wnret Rebun ryan 30 Broadway. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ¢ Cromwell Steamsh: tp Line. fe J stecinatts GEORGE CROMWELL, Captain 8. Le A gh M bey leave ler No. 9 North river on Saturday, June clock, ‘reight received ons Through rat wren = Ctirstn, acandianoty, Mobile and 8t. Louis, Cabin passage, 850; steerage, #25, or ro pee SROMWELU & CO., 88 West street Fo NORFOLK, cIry POINT AND RICHMOND. Old Dominion leg LK ny. bene yori of this ine leave pier North river, foot of ty Point and Richmond, on Tuesday, amstip SARATOGA, connecting with tho Virginin Fst ratecmene Ale tine e, the 'Seanoard Iniagd Air Ung, Fetersbang and Weldon Railroad, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and Hchmoad and Danville Railroad ‘Throa pactencer tickets and thronsh Ulilsof ladingat reduced rates II points South and Southwest, ‘Apply at o'lice on pler 37, or at ofiee of the company, 187 Greenwich street, corner of Dey. — = —— as GUIDE. LBANY DAY BOATS,—THIS Plaga ta Rey LINE Ri umes operations on Wednesday, M DANTE! the first passage on that d. DREW makin ave (ohowed by the VIBRATO on Thursday. Captain Wan. H. Peck win command of the Drew. ROOKLYN, BATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD Steam Cats leave Greonwood every forty minutes for the island, Hamilign, Wail and Fulton ferry cars run to @nch train. Sunday® trains run oftener. Hotels now open for the avason. OR ROME OUT, hI LANDING AT COZZENS, NEWBURG, Milton, Poughkecpele and Rsopue.—Tho steamboats HOMAS LORNELL ‘ani JAMES W. BALDWIN leave 9 are P. M., pier 31 North river, foot of Harrison street, DEGULAR, EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY, AND Troy, a6 o'clock, from pler 89 North river, foot of Veatry wlfert; fare ‘st 7b; connecting at above pitoes with morulng x press train for tho West and North ; retarningy Jeave Albany on arrival of evening trains. SPECIAL NOTICE, NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP ‘om .—-For Boston, ond Fall river, Hrearcrs BRISTOL and PROVED! ‘On and after Sun: day, June 4, the steamers of thi ear tr fil resume ips on bua ays, Waving plor 20, North ri ar, foot of Chambers street, ath, Me, Pite ae SIMONS, Mauaglng Director, Y Ng > STEAMBOAT MARY , ROWELL, oN AND. AFTER pareay, May 20, will leave Vestry street peir daily Oy Ne ENC! $80 P. Tanmage (except. New Hamby Heturning Teare Ronin ae 818A We Poahceonaie ti Miter 6:80; Newburg, 75 0 Jorawall, peg 4 nt Point, Cozzenis', 746, arriving at New York at 10: EXCURSIONS. oy CURSIONSTHE STEAMERS JOSEPHINE Roky Riggio Apply at the Ferry office, foot of EEE AEC XOURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.— steamer WYOMING. rill leave Peck slip nt 7:45, atreet at 8:30, 4 North River. at $, on june 1, if weather ia pieasant. Music, baits, lines, "HOLMES, M M T, TL Cortlandt street. NEW, YORK TO © FOOTLAND, ENGLAND AND NORTH- ern Europe—June Ay Ty 4 trip, first cabin, 61/0 eur- AVaver Purensous, Mn rMacinger, No, 8 No. 8 Bowlin Green. a Serres i, BARODA FOR ape ton HxoUR, with first cls iirme° gt aaa a 00. Tonya oes