The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1871, Page 8

THE LANAHAN TRIAL. THE INVESTIGATION BEGUN. Presentation of the Ca:e by tho Prosecution— Roply of the Decxce—Alieged False En- tries and Gross Discrepancies—Dr. Lanahan on the Stand, ‘The investigation of the charges preferred arvatnst Dr. Lauahan, assistanc agent of tie Mechodiss Book Concern, by Dr. Caritoa came up yesterday before the Book Commuitice aa Bishop Janes and Ames, Dr. Brooks, chairman of the committee, briefly stated tie recent proceedings d the present con- dition of this case, aul asked the parties Wf they Wore ready to proceed to trial. Being answered in the aMirmative, Dr, Caviton named his counsel—E, L, Fancher, General Runyon, Rev. tl, M. Pease, D. D., avd B.D. Rolph. Dr. Lauahan named his counsel—Judge Reynolds, tev. J. M. Buckley, C. W. Price of Phiiadelplia, Oliver Hoyt and Jona Elliot. < Mr, Fancher then stated the grouuds of tne prose. cution, the substance of tue charges aud the proof pertaining thereto. He recited the court proceed- ings of Dr. Lanuhan for a mandamus, whici Dr. Faucher declared were louuded on such assumptions Of autioriy that ii was deewed important to call the attention of tne Hook Comimitize to them Keaamg from Dr. Lanahan’s court app ion, counsel sald there wa ' SOMEVHING STARTLING IN THE PAPER to any vine who loves tie Church and the Book Con- cern. The assistaut azent appears in the case aa relator; and Thomas Carlton, oy namo, and the Book Concern, sre made respondents. This action nas been devised by Lanahan und bis counsel, with- out conference of any sort with the agentor any Member of tne Book Cows tiee, mm suck manner as to shock the conscience of tae Church, And these and further ailldavits ave secretly printed and given to the public p ore tie agent or any one Con. ected with tae Look Concern has seen them. shese aMdavits Dr, Faucher charged pr. Lanaia With fighting, quarrelling, brawhng, &e.—vrother golng to law with brother, which ts permitted by tho New Testament only in extreme cases by Church members. Lut livre the assistant agent of the Con- cern rushes into the secunr court and myokes the arm Of its power against his superior in ofice, The credit of the Book Couce:n and the peace of the Obureh are disturbed by suen litigation; tae money of the Concern is iiken to pay lawyers, and the clamors of the secular press aud of the ene. mies of the Church are tue necessary result, What peace and harmony cas exist between ageats when one is suiag another? And yet tere must be, else the lorge business of this Concern cannot be su Cossially prosecuted, Yhere 1s no evil so great as lawsuits in Methouist famities. And onc of the con- feyuences of this litt, on Is to reopen and keep Miive an old proceeding which has shaken the Chureh to its tonndations, but which bas had no basis, and It might and should have been settled m this olice, The grounds for tus proceeding asserted by the assistant agent are hostie m character to ' this Concern, Dr. Fencher ihen reed Lanahan’s ce afiidavit reciting the statute of Incorporation, tn Which himself and Dr. on are named as cor+ Porators of the book Concern, Dr. Fancher con tended that Dr. Lanahan utteriy ignored ch appointment and tands upon a statute of of the State of Ne and that this 1s a PROOF OF INSUFFICIENCY OF JUDGUENT or of temper which should imvoke the reprekension of the committee, Several clauses of those daviis were separately commented upon, and thas relating (0 Dr, Lauaian’s desire to as: ata from the books waether or not all the property of the Concern bad been turned over to the legally cons gtituled Corporators was characterized ag mon Btrous. Where 1s the man im the Methodtst Church, the counsel asked, except Joun Lanahan, who Would make such an isinuation? Here is an Appeal to Cesar to make a man honest who was honest before Lanaban knew anything avout bim. Can these tWo Men walk together who are no better agreed than this? and can the business of this Con- cern be thus transacted? ‘There ts no excuse for this proceeding. He (Lanahan) had never been tn- terfered with in his examination of the books of the Concern, but had them 10 his possession for tea weeks together, and, contrary to tue Instructions Of tals cormittee, pLiced them beyond the control of the agent or bookkeeper. He wakes pretence to this comuntitee that fio wanted the books for his de- Jence tn the Goodenough siander salt; but in his ap plication to the court ve takes alfogether different grounds, How could books which he het never seen make evidence for him in the Goodenonga suit? (he couusel asked, Dr. Fancher then qaoted trom the decision in a somewti nhar application by Dr. Lees, of Boston, to an Hugtsa cour, ia a case in which John B. Gouga sued Lees for slander. Baron Marca decided that such an application was: absurd and unheard of, and that the ibeller sho have obtained bis proor before atiering it, and promptly denied the application; and counsel con teuded Lanahan woatd fd no court here ready wo granthis, But Dr. Lauatan’s real mot counsel charged, is, on the authority of the State laws, YO RIDE ROUGHSHOD OVER THY BOOK COMMITTER, Use General Conterence oud tie agent and every- body tm the Concera: end fe bas asserted so mueh within the walls of this estabishiment. These are the things which the jMosecution in this case are ready to prove, and here they rest. Judge Reynolds, for the detence, asked for the Bpecifie indictments im tie case, for which Dr. Fancher rred hin ta Dr. Carilon's letter of May 25 to the commi'tee. Counsel on botn sites then agreed to the several printed documents, which they should consider as presented in evileuee wtih. out being read, and the committee. having fi upon the duration of is sessions, from (en A huli-pasi tour P.M. daily, took a recess v1 0 t Afternoon Session. The proceedings a eds Were a Rev. Mr. Buckt Dr. aulwitted the ac Dr Laoaien's & miundamus to allow him access Concern. The justifies turns upon the history proc posed Wo sbow, from tie journal aad from publications mthe Curis that Dr. Lanahan had no otuer me ; ‘tho! he could not evea rely upou or appeal to tae tamittes, Ti, therefore, it shati be shown that 8 & Very strutug reason for the act, then Y Lautan Wil be justt Ww it; wnd this he was prepared to show. 1 Would also show the cireiuist 8 Of Ur. Lanalian’a introduction iio the Look Concer, the Tse and progress of ils suspicions and his fiat declaration of iran¢ Mismanagenen’, aud ihe suoseyusnt relauona of the two agents as a justideation for Ur. Lanahan's appeal to Lie courts. but minary to this he pat M1 a printed auswer of thircen patuphiet pages, mn Wich Dy, Lanahan aserts Mis ful aad ejual corpo. Tate wulbority wader lemsiative act of 1869, and tual as such Corporator he 14 held legaily responsth! for the property 1m Mis care, and 1s also responstyie under the discipline ¢ Juuren, and he cannoe Possity render a proper account vo the General Cone ference of the (usis conflucd to hun unless heean have free access to al. tne books aud accounts of the concern, He reasser.s the refusat of Dr. Cariion (9 deb bin have ¢ Ouks, Ad Says thay not wuril all olher meaus fatied did he apply to the conris. Aud even then the real reasons for such application were that ne might prepare his defence i the Good- enouga stub, Which Was being 1 1 agamst him, Bui as the Superior Court—in which the cage is on— could Dot compet Dr. Cariton, who Beld the nooks, to band them over, aud tie Supreme Court could not lake cognizance of a suit before another court, other and suiicien( reasons had to bo given to the Supreme Couré upon which i might grant tie writ of mandamus, As to (ie parttewar form. of bis ap- pacation to tie court he Lirows te responsibiliy on counsel, ail says be Aad no control over it and uo reapolstvility 10 it, but now belleves it mght. tor then deciares, in sapport of his original NS OW PRAUD AND MISMANAGEMENT, that the hooks will show that tue former superin- Jendent (Goodenough) in i865 used $41,074 0f stock turning ont $10,961 of Work, Whtie the present mperintendent in 1870 Used $16,403 of stock in Luring ont $80,980 Of Work. Vue former superin teudent fa 1865 used seventy-six tons of bind Beards tn turning out $2 1 of work, while the present superintendent used twenty-stx tons for $50,080 of Work, In 1860 was added to tho bindery department for increased cost of tavor 4n order to force a showing of prodt. The profita paid to Mr. J. Ps Poe @ middle man, on pure | chases of paper for the Concern, are next given, and then discrepances ii (he ledger entries are exhibited, ue, for ins scoring to the printed exhibit of : Deovmber 1 $19,028 was added to the capital stock, while according to the ledger $82,064 was added. According to the exhibit of December 1, 1865, S27 was added to he capital stock, while by the ledger there ‘Was @ loss of $705 in the business of that year, and to prevent a showing of greater loss an addiuon of fitveen per cent was made to the inventories for in- creased cost of materiais and labor on sheet stock and books in the store, amounting ta the aggregate vo $19,708 According to the printed extivit of No- vember 30, 1867, $85,000 was added to the capital stock, While the ledger showed $4,880 as thus added. But this year $44,372 was deducted for correction of errors which @xisted in 1806, and it was at the same ume added as a profit on the business of the year 1867, According to the exiibit of November 30, 1868, $60,244 Was waded to the vapital stock, while the m ned by Lanahan, who Of Wuiek 18 te courts for the agent to book of act, ne rd they pro- lie committee van Advocate, 15 Of protecty for }) The MAL OF to on opel to ad NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. Yedger showed brt $53,446, The invent of the bindery for November 3), 1804, Is caine on the ledger ‘a8 $141,641, and upon that basis a profit of $18,908 is shown, while the inventory itsel’, from which such entry sbtould be made, shows the Amount to be $148,478, The entiry of $161,641 19 A FALSE ENTEY, and was made to cover 4 (O38 of $1,254, The Inven- tory of merchandise on Mi for ts68 shows if to be $120,738, and on the ledger it is $140,895, ‘The In- ventory of merchandize for iss9 was made up on the basis of a cost valuation of articles and gated $90,590, to Which Was ad!xed a imemoral follows:—Amount added hy order of ase Unis arbitrarily increasing the myentory to » To this Dr, Lanaban savs he was act a 1d did not even know of it until six months was made. A sttnilar condition of things, asserts, TUS all iiromch the eccoauts of the Concern, He iso vives the cash balances in bank ond as entered On the books of the Voucern, and shows a like discrepancy, aud states that beeweea tue vedrs 1863 and Ls) LHe Coucern paid oud for 1+ terest $1,952 more than it had received on its large balances in bank. Dr, 1 n’s Quswer closes with @ totter from J. Py ager, agent of the depository ab Boston, which es iithiis a coutused gtate of atau. Mr. Magee is both charget and credited wita moneys aud books, &¢., Which ne never sent or ree clved, td the balances of oue year are placed to Lae agcouns Of Another year, In 1-66 He Is charged Jor books $4,250 more Tintn he received aud woick should be charged to Ciacinnatt Depository, And he is crediied cash $075 more Wan he nad warded, and $7,4°5 balance belonging to Lov: credited 0 186%, Alter the reading of this document Mr. Buckley fered to pres@at the other documents Nawed as 1s eyiuence, out Geneal Kunyon opposed on the geouad of irrelevaaey, and Uae Chair sustaued hs point. =“ . br. Slicer doubted the admissibthity av all of tite evidences dadicated by puckiey, aud te dysared the seu-e Ol the < bekedn Sih Stew br. Woodradt an uiive session to compare Vi bus pr, Kennedy and overs op- posed, ob tue ground that uey had nu views Lo vAYe O1 Uils POILT. anced to ow by those docnmenta aii Had LECH siuced by the Olea) . aNd baal tHE COMMLlee, bY aN error OF judg~ t had halod (0 do hin justice, aud there Was Ko course Open to Lith VUE tO appeal To Le courts, ashe iaddone, And it De Han Utd taken bis (Bucsley’s) advice he would have likea tis acuoa long belore. NATIAN AS A WITNESS, as then placed ou tie stand, and ed subelantidily tiab Whenua he catered tie Cou. cern, early iu June, 1868, he supposea that Ne showe be wiiormed of the autes devotving upon hia, aad of the taauner of perfurniag them by bs Carton, But tucre was notary Ad to bi aud he huew nothing of the details of the bus $ wouching the purchases of srock, &c, ale expressed is Burpr at ob Oaritwa’s = faiuure to give hua iustructious to Dr. Wie, who suggested, That he ought to make inquiries frou the heads of Lie dierent departinents, aiid 80 mace Hunsell tainiiar Wich tue Gebals Of LUO vustuesd in that Way. arly ia Jny, Whereiore,” (he Locter coatinucd, Ke M jchough how aad wien he pure i paper, ils answer Was intelimive and nner PULSIVE, i 80 1 Was Uulivorauly Impressed, Belg UMA’ wita such titngs 1 deiermined to say Roding more to him unul bwad loiurmed myself of such matte 1 made inquiry Lt the OLiGe Of ONE OF Lue bookKeepers .or Vouchers 1 has: bis my Go jor paper, aud Was Muormed tat Urere were none | iu the oiiee; that they were held by toe superin- tendent and that payments were made on monty statement presented, and i found 2 dates Rad aNOUats Of money, uicies purchased. 1 appited to Teyard 10 this maiier anu he ine Dr. Cariiou formed we that Mr. Gooucnouga had the vouchers, and that it wasallrmak da February iolowing we vy committee propotaded questions to Dr, Curiton in regard to meskods Of business, When We auswered that they had such a pertect system of checks that nothing could go Wrong Witiout tue Kuowiedge of te agents. 1 told Dr. Carlion privately thet il tae coaumiiiee sbou.d look mato the aeiaiis of ie bast ness iney would find @ sad state of Uiings for ine agents, Dr. Cariton said Mi. Goodenough had te Vouchers for paper, &¢., aid ib Was ai iight, 1 ree plied that Mr, Goodenough was a dead man to ibe miitee and that te agents were the respous.vie aud thas tiey inigul as weil aok aay Manoa ihe street about tte busuress as Mr. Goodenough, Dr, Cariton asked ine wuether [ consatered Mr Goodenonsi dishonest, Lrevlied that the question Was 05 proper; Lat bis conunuznce in the empioy of the Convera was sudictent evidence of tcir cont- dence inhia.”? They had ofierconversations togetner on these matters, aud Dr. Lauauan made inquiries, Inregard Lo the purciitse Of paper, and learned that these were not conducted tn person by Mr, Goode- Dough, bub throng Ate J. Fy Porter, Dr. Lananan tien made another demand upoa Mr. Goodenough jor the vorchers of the paper purchased for the year previous, bat instead of that Mr, Goodenough nm vo order books, accompanied with a sed ab and for tie were tien the lowest market prices. A second «et bulls and vouchers was maue snd th presented, gud showed that most of the paper Was purchased from Mr, Porter. Ur. Lananon then ap- plied to Bradley R. Hard, paper dealer, and tound (lis sales to Porter corresponded in regard to date and quanhty, bat not as to pric Ile then told Mr. Goodenough that they patd teo meh for paper, and that he would prove it 1{ Mr, Goodenough wowd step into the agents’ office. While Mr. Hard soid paper to Porter at a ream, Porter charged the Concern $13 69 therefor. Mr. Goouenough said he ‘aliy delivered ius orders eliher personaily or by General Runyon here made inquiry as to the rele. vaucy of this narration. One thing 1t proved, lie said—namely, that tu all this invesugation Dr. Lanaban was not interfered with by Dr. Carlton, We have a matter now before us which 1s not in the remotest way connected with any transacuon of Mr. Gootenough. Counsel then read from Dr. Lana- 1’S afidavit In applica‘ion fer the mandamus to rove that he did not once name Mr. Goodenough in that connoction, but rather that he desired to ascertain wieter any property still rematued in the hands of the agent or former agent whica had not been turned over to the corperators under the statute, His justisication must, therefore, bo 2s vite and no witler than Dr. Lanahan made it him. seli when he made his application to the cour Hence this course of @\amination 13 wholuy irrele- yaut and should not be proceeded in, duage Reynvids contended tiat they had a right to go back far beyond the date of the application for a, justification of that act, aud argued that Dr. Lanahan was compelled to ths act for his defence in the Goodenough suit, which, contrary to pledges given, was being pressed against him, ‘neral Runyon proposed to prove that the books were never denied to Dr. Lanahan in tis case, and tiat two weeks before his appilcation to the cours they were offered to him, And, moreover, tie Su- perlor Court had the power at any tue to Subpana the books and hand them over to br. Lanahaa. And they had actually been before the court in that very ca The Chairman ryled that to justify Dr. Lanahan 1t was proper to sholy the state of ulings which ex- Isted at the time of the application tor a maudamus, whether they were sach 23 to compel him thus to apply; but as to how the deteace would show such te of things Was another matter, Heuce he ruled the present l\ne of testimony as icrelevant and out of oree ‘This decision wad appealed from by the frie: Dr. L nd, @8 &@ Vote on the ap Piece the Moermbers of the committee sv pudiicly on the record, they derided ‘to voile 1 M cutive session. which Was Immediately called, aud tue pubile proceedings for the day minaied, Ru THEY ALL POONED? Quite an excitement has been occasioned at Bir- mingham, Conn., by tho death of several mdividuals wider suspicious circumstances. Tae facts, as far ag they have thus far developed, are as fol- lowe:—About elgiteen months since Mr. Den- nis Hurlburt, of Huntington, died after a very short, sudden and singular i Although there was very little general susp: foul piay, Ciere were those who entertamed and hinted at the idea that there might be some Uung wrong, particulary as Mr. Hurlburt had made a will leaving his entire pro- perty to his wife, married but a@ short time before and lis second wife, In a feW months the widow married @ Mr. Nelson Sherman, widower of Birmingham, abd seemed to enjoy a very iberal honeymoon, both betore and after the wedding, witit ‘aus of the first husband's estate, Atew months after the marriage the yonngest chiid of Mr. Shertian (by ois first wife) was taken sick suddenly and died. la a lew weeks anott child, a daughter of about twelve years ot age, v taken with similar symptoms, and died ta a sh time. About ‘our weeks since Mr. Sherman Niuself was seized with violent vomitings and died after a brief illness. A pest-mortem ex- | { amination was made of his body, and his stomach Was sent to New Haven for examination, and ar- remie was round i it in quantities suficient to destroy jife. The stomacts of the two eniluren have also been sent to New Liaven for examination. 3 Hurlbut also been exhumed, and his stomaci will undergo & like test, The widow has lett town for New York notwith- standing the evlorts of the authorities to dota her, The avair creates & great ezeitement, and public opinion is pretty sirong on the sayject, CLEVER CAPTURE OF A FEMALE PICKPOCKET. Detective Fariey, of the Central OiMce, was pro. ceeding through Broadway yesterday afternoon and espted a female pickpocket, named Nelite Flowers (a notorious English pickpocket), in one of the Fifth avenue stages. The stage being full of people the detective ran after it, and jumping on the steps ordered time informing the passengers of her vocation. ‘The passengers immediately began fecting their Pockets, when one gentlemau, Who nad peen sitting hext to her, sald tat he had lost his pocketbooks die immediately proceeded with the detective and prisoner to the Central Ofice, where the com- laipant gave his name as &. Salomon, residing n New Orleans, aud now stopping at No. 125 Fitth avenue. Ho stated that he bad upward of sixty dollars in his pocketbook. The prisoner was searched, but the pocketbook was not fonnd in her possession, she no dount having thrown the pocket book away. Lier ploture was taken to ada to tho po el Gallery, ‘The party then leit for the Tombs Police Court, Neliie was committed in default of $1,000 bain, Nelite to alight, at the samo , FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WALL STREET, ‘wt Fripay, June 16—¢ P. On Change to-day wheat was heavy, owing to & lower market at Liverpool, ‘The cotton market was fairly active and higher. ADVANCE IN FORSION PXCHANGE. ‘The relaxation in tue rates for cash gold led toa fo inquiry for bills of foreign exchange, ana the leading bankers advanced thelr rates, the several quotations of the market cusing as follow: ‘Ster- ; Ung, sixty days, commercial, 103% 9 109%; good to prime bankers’, 110 @ 120'{; short sight, 110); a 110)4; Paris, short sicht, eixty days, 5,10; Antwerp, a f.16!. Switzerland, 5.18% @ 5.15; Hamburg, 854 & 30 1616; Aimsterdam, 40% @ 41; Frankfort, 40% & 41; Bremen, 4834 a 104 Tie ; Prussian thalers, MONEY TWO TO FOUR PER CENT. The money market ehowed stereotyped ease, Borrowers on government coliaterala were sup- Pilcd at twototaces por coat and on stocks at to $1,698,452, warehouse, $322 Tesu the rate: from 112% move present at rest, | Ing Maren 31, 1871, fu the tabi 10 A.M. 10.40 A. 3 li M...... d.bo P.M. 12M... d2wi M. . In the gold loan im: per cent for carrying follow: Gold cleared. Coid balance Currency balan day were $3 erally lirher, closed a3 Ny; do. do. do. do, 1867, do. do. UTHEKN if not strong. a 96) Go. do, 11434 & 1145 109%; a 119; do, do., coupon, 110 @ 11014. SECURITIRI— ADVAN ‘rhe only vew feature m the Southern list was a sharp rise inthe Tennessees, which advanced to % for ihe old and 73 Iecr the new, that pool has been formed for a speculation in these bonds against tho ‘short interest, with whom they have becn usually a favorite subject for specu- lauve sales, ‘The rest of the list was quiet and steady, The latest street quotations were as follows:—Tennessecs, new, 723¢ & 73: Virginlas, ex coupon, 67 a 081<; do., new, 727, @ 7354; do., registered stock, old, 54a 55; Georgia sixes, 83 a 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 47 a 47'4; do, funding, 1863, 872.89; do. do., 1868, 324.33; do. new, 274 £74; do. special tax, 20 a 20} ree to four per cent. TIB PRY GOODS MroRTS, Tho imports of dry goo:ls at this port from foreign ports for the week ending June 15, 1871, amounted ‘Ihe cnirles ior consumption were $1,120,431; warehoused, $578,023; witudrawn frou GOLD STEADY—112!4 A 11234. The gold market, while in generel steady, was fr. within narrow limits, for forelgo exchange the price advanced 1011214, but frequently chan ‘The speculaiive influences seem tor the In this Connection tv will be inter- esting 60 mote Lhe G.Tects of the report of tiie Wash- iugtoa Bureau of Statistics, given in another cole umn, showing an excess of nearly $13,000,000 10 the exports over Uie imporis for tas Rive months end- it nay be argued that this re- {| sult Is brought abont by a very heavy shipment of | specie, but then the specie 1s gone and tually owes us $15,000,00 for the business of the + period specified, ‘ihe course of the market 1s shown arkeb. to 2 ‘The operations of the Gold Exchang Se ex Wih the advance in ed during the nope vire 26M 8PM, 40. M. 6380 P.M, the rate ranged from 4 per % for borrowing. Bank were as $54,223,000 2,773,269 3,459,061 The specie engagements for export by to-mor- TOW’s steamers are computed at Adout $700,000, THB NEW LOAN. The additional subscriptions to the new Joan to- ,000—making the total subscriptuons wad conversions to date $65,707,650, GOVERNMENTS STRONG, The government list was buoyant and prices gen- ‘The approach of interest day natu- rally stimiates purcliases in view of a demand after July 1 for the retavestment of coupons. Prices follows:—United States currency sixes, 115% a 11544; do. do., 1881, registered, 11434 a 11444; do. do,, coupon, 117% a 117% istered, May and November, 112}¢ a 1124; do., 1862, coupon, do., 112% a 11214; do. do., 1864, do. do., 1123¢ @ 11244; do. do., 1865, do. do., 1126 9 1124¢; do. do., registered, January and July, 111 a 1865, coapon, do, 114% @ 114%; ayy do. ten-torties, registered, do. five-twentles, do, a 144 do, do. 1363, CR IN TE! ESSEBS. Rumor has tt coupon, 12% a 725; do., do. sevens, 94 a 96; Missouri sixes, 96 44; do, Hannibal and St, Joseph, 95%¢ @ 953;; Louistana sixes, 70 a 72; do, new, 63.65; do, levee sIxes, 693g 271; do. eights, 87 a 89; do. Penitentiary sevens, 70 & 71: do. allroad eights, 75480; Ala- bama fives, 72 & 76; do, eights, 102 a 103%; do. Railroad eights, 95 a 100; South Carolina sixea, 78 a 80; do, new. January and July, 62% a 63; do, do., April and October, 60 @ 614; Arkansas sixes, 57 a 60; do. sevens, 50 a 6: STOCKS IRREGU 2. LAR, WEAK AND LOWER. ‘The stock market opened quite steady, but soon three per cei which was mar! New York Centi New York gnie Lake Snore... Wabash. St Pal. sae | Stl Pant preferred, | Vio and Mississippi Union Pacitle. | e000 OS 6a, bas Pl 100 OS Tou 0: 4ou0 U 1500 W 23000 Tenn 6 1040 do. a, 0 G dad dy. utd 1 Pao RR tet 6400 Un Vac 78! gb ao ‘ 0 loud AlteTer Haute Tat 2000 Ait & Terre IT ine. body Pde W Ist, 5 L 0nd Rial RAIS 1000 Gal & Chic Ist. 2000 Clee & Pits 4th im 1000 doves $1000 :US OH, cur'y.. $7000 Tenn Aceon 100 A 6000 Tenn 6a, new, 4) do. 1 consolidated _ 200 Branswick © L began to betray weakness in the Northwest shares and Unton Pacific, which eventually went off about » The demoralization occasioned by this decline was. spreading to the general list when checked by a buld movement in Rock Isiand, dup to 122% por cent, Ohio and Missiasippt 1 per cent, Wabasn 144 per cent, Lake Shore *¥ per cent, and other lead- Ing shares {a }¢ per cent. produced these changes the market became In- tensely dull and clused almost stagnant, HIGHYST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The folowing table shows the highest and lowest | prices of the principal stocks during the da) Erie declined 1 After the sales that Highest, Lowest. lune 16—10:15 A 0 Mil & Si P RR Ist. 40 Continental 700 American 200 spring M-Coal.. 3 Cou Coal of Mas. id H 1 Cum ©; bi 1a if) nde. WO Quick Min pret.... 20%, NO doves a 100 Mariposa Min plo... 724 100 Wert U Tel......06 594 100 Adama ix Iu US Wan y 100 Quy eri WLs Tu 100 Tin do nis ¢ & QU) New Jersey © RR. 00 Chic dd R IRR, bu do. 200 MILA St 1 do., 100 Mit & St Fp 100 Tol, Wee ¥ 100 Bost, Hart & bOsLAalM R ‘Ox ads . 29 Morria & Essex. 200 Un Pac RR..... $4000 US 6's, 10-40, Fr. One o’ Clock P. 100 Unton Pac KR. 1000 di STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. Western Union. Pacitic Mail... N.Y. Cantrai N. ¥. Cen scrip. Erie. : SSrzeeseae ee Aa SSeS ky Bees Reading... "<1. Lake Shore..... Pittaburg....0.. 11) Northweatirn . iy Northwesiern pi 90% COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fray, June 16--6 P. M. Agnes. —The market remained inactive and prices nominal at $6 15 a 87 25 for pots, and 49 a $9 75 for peur CANDLES wero in moderate request, at 28, a Me, for stearie; 29¢. » 3c, for plain sperm; de. a 4c. for patent do. and Ue. a Ic, for adamantine, CovrrE.—-A fair demand prevailed for Rio at ful! prices, and we have to note further ga'es of 1,523 bays per Alice ‘Yaintor wad Mi hase per steamer Humbolut on private terme, Alay 4,000 bags per steamer North America sold soine time ago, but not previously reported, and fu Baltimore 1,000 bays per Adeial 1 on private terms, Other de- seriptiona wei ‘teady, with » modern We quote:--Rio, ordidary cargoes, We. ¢ Whew Vics: good do., We. a Mige.? prime don. 12 4c, Iaige.; extr ‘ange for lota, 10.40, « ail gold, per th., Jo bond, thirty to’ sixty days? credit, Java (novernment 3S ‘Sees PPeeeese baga), Lee. a 20 nats), Isige, & 2c. ; Singapore, lic. a Ibe, a lies = wt Lagunyr, amatea, 13e, a. (wold, ti atin Ri je. ; Manila, Me. a Say ay Wee & 1d)4 Curacoa, 1: be., ail gold, thirty to atv days’ oneal duty paid. Coron. market continned strong, and prices again advance! Ke. p nary were vot falab'e limited to the better ;vadi cof ordinary aud 'y Wx rie The ue ntations, 8 Exp ee ‘cam auiation, In transit Totais, We a Uplands. Alabama, New Ore vise i ai Mi, Good muddling: aed dell 4 Tres were I cood veraand,4r ed 2g. per ib. At the linprovement the omprised L ‘The transactions = ay ey IW at 19. S405 WU i 1,80) ‘Rt Be., Lu Tnly and’ A Tho at 20 Veto 5 400) 100 at 29 f18., 2 Soptembe 12 8-1 c December, erday after 10) ‘8,500 aio sulyy 200 ab 19 U-Lbc., 50 Tod July at 19%. 100 August Tso 100 at 19 IG-itic., 2 recbiptn xt the Uciober, Wy at ts veston (oathinated), 400; New Orieans, 725; Savannah, 266; Conrleston, 189; Wilmington, 100 207; Balumoss, 80; New’ York, + 48 bales kame day last y Bi porte, by Pall, ‘3’ forwar! glist, Bepterver, RE Corrrn ~ prices, ihe ad per ib. for lake, te demand, We quov er ib.; new do. We. per yellow metxl now sheathin do, nails, We. Freire. —Tue market genorally was quiet and rates were unchanged. The tone of {he market, however, was Monger, ‘The chartering businesa was mo lerately the deimend being mort r jenm. gagementa were! To Liy 1, by 7,500 bushela Wheal ou prive.e terms, 4,000 do, 410, at bad," SW) bois. roriin by miefl, 31,009 bushow’ wheat aad corn nd, by steam, 1,100 boxex cheese ai bua, The | ioprise:." A North Gelman bark, he tinental port, 5,000 bbis, petroleum at American berk, ‘hence to # port in the Balth {0 direat . 10 an a éiu'vie petroleum at "bs.; a British brig, from’ — Philate!: phia to Hail, 1.400 bbis, petroleum at ts; a Nor- wegian bark, ‘henco to Cronstadt direct, 3400 bt a Norwegian bark, hence to Stettin, 2,800 bis. petroleum ‘ab 5s North German bark, bene tw a direct Continental port, 2!) bbia, petroleum at da, 4ige. ; a bark from Satilla River'to the River Plate, with lumber, at $22 and five per cent primage; @ bark to Aspinwall, with coal at $6 20; a ship, henes to Havre, general cargo, lum) om » GRALN.—Receipts—Flour, 6,254 bb FLour & 42,717 bushels; corn, 464° bushels; corn meal, Parotenen, at b Aah jgmbents waa dui outs, 21575 ' bushels, | The flour market aud’ beavy, and a reduetion of fully 1c, would have been necessary in order to—onell any considerable amonnt, Our qnot arded as somewhat nominal, bis, Rye flour was quiet and Be. 2 Me, lo Small sates were made at $500 a #690 for wnpertine. Cora meal cou tinues in moderate request at steady prices. We note saies of 30 bbla Western yeilow as, Sacks were noted a trifle hy : 145; tine, 1 473 ne willed, 81 50; bolted yellow, #14, aud do. white $159 er 1M) pounds. We quote: Qo. a stave Superpne State Extra State, Chotee do. Snpertine Western. bxtrado... Extra Minne: ions may therefore be re- be sales were about 7,500 Round hoop Onto, & Soa 675 Kound hoop Ohio wa 710 “ Bie $75 50a 700 Wa 725 Wa 860 40a iL 00 Wa 5%) Wn 550 Southern ‘supe: toa 6 Southern extra. Wa 8 Southern family... 62 a 11 50 Corn meal, Western white Ba yao Corn meai, Western yellow. Wa 390 Corn meal, Jersey... Tha Bho Corn meal, Brandy win Wa 420 Cornmeal, puneheonr, — Wheat was dull and jower under tie dacline ‘at Laverpoot, ‘The market closed dull at $i 51 a #162 for spring. ‘The salen were abont 90,00 bushels (including some jas. evening), at $151 a $1526 ior No, 2 Chicago apring, $1 63 for while Canada in bond, Amber winter was nominal at $1 61 a 163. Corn was active and higher. ‘The sales were abou 150,10 buahela at 75 , for inixed—maiuly at 77e, «7 for prime canal—ite, a die. for do., to arrive, 79. tern yellow. Oats were firm at te. for Western an 67c. We. for Ohio, wih sales of about $4,000 bushela within the range. Bariey—Tliere is no stock here and no demand; prices were entirely nominal. Rye continued inactive and nominal; Canada in bond held at Wc. a Me. ; Stare, gL 12 a $118 for zoo to choice GUNNIES.—There was no dem: and in absgace of business prices for either coth or bay re nominally He. a ye 1180, a UBi9e, fur Ove continne {In falr demaud, the mquis from spectators and exporters, quoted at 12 fornia, $e, Be. a Te, tor Kus for Wi thas been a trifle more ne- deseriptions, both foreign We note sales of 4,80 bales iDreased Amort- . 8185 a BLM per Yc. a 8e., do; Tam- Manila he and domes' ic, ¢: of Mantia at it Khe doprossed by the recent large arrivals of Scotch, were barely sustained. ‘Tha sales were M00 tous Vieng: at HON a 831 por do, tons on private term: Gartshe: at #32 per ton: 40) toon & vate tert on private tering, 200 tons old L rails, youl, per ton; 1,000 tons new rails 0: ROL7 Winerioan it per ton, The market rather nomdual tigre Eglinton, ob. 3 per ton, and 250 tons No. 2 a cloged rather weak atthe f No, L American, & i clined bars Were iu mouerate de: dy per ton, for asuried Swede, and ngiish and American, The market (or pig was juact've and prie sales, nominal At $6 12% 6 hy amd $6 15.6 46 OU, cold, to abse ish and Germa We quote Bara, set abl pipe, ¥10 29 per 10 bs. MOLASERS. tor foreign Was Aire prices. ; 3:0 bos, Posto roe eady but quiet, with the demaud ¢ lots. We quote :— O'1 Cron. a—Contrifigal and mixed Nuscovado, .reinin, Muscovado, grocery. Porto Ric Engush Tainnae . New Orleans... NAVAL S1ORES.—Npiriis turpentine continned ty fair des prices, ‘The sales were 200 bbis., from yard, at ‘anid 75 bbiss, iM retail iols, at 73gc. w E00 yi iy 4 pbs, Bd, nnd 95 bbls. a, $2 60; No. 2 a 35 0), and extra | for Wilmington and urka at es r Washington, arket continued firm, but demand light, but'pt 95813 9 $625 per 100 Ibs, and domes- | the residence of tho bride, by tho Rey. A, Jone%, c D.D., WILLIAM W, FRENCH to Mids EMMA ONOBRe 'IN—=The market was strong. with demand, a note valen 00 DoLeRL Ge coke Trt at BT A, celine oe | BON, daughter of Uarret Uaderdouk, both of Pert Pes We quote e., gold, ver Ib. ; English, 32%c., gol Amboy, Ne Je ‘ Birail 1 Baas Mee pols FO. coke, B75 u SB ach per GORtdON—SMVTTE.—On Thursday, June 15, at the box; 1. C. charcoal, $8 10 a 88 pols coke terne, $8 Lig a | resistence of the oriie’s father, Dy the Kev. bomas , $7 ¥b, gol, and charcoal terne, $7 75 a #4 59, colt. A. Gaioadet, Mr, CoARLES GoaDON to Miss MABY Aa, FA Touroco.—With an active demand for export the market ‘aughter of Hen erry re ° ot “i dauchier of Henry A. Suny the, all of this city. NE Pope rea ei Big Ay § JHiNSON—MCINTYRE.—\t Bayonne, N, J Om Seedeas was in fair request at ‘about former prices, wih | T4Urstay, June 15, at tue residence of the brides { sales of 6 cases Connecticut, old crop, and 1u0 eases Penn. | parents, by the Key, Wells, Mr. CaLes V. Ne crop, on private teria, Also 26) bales of | Jory of State! ad, N.Y. to Sagaga ML, ny at from Ric. Bi 05, aad 100 cases Obio, isi, on | ‘go MH. Melatyre, Of tie iormer Wer of Mr. G priya oterma, TALLOW continues In demand and firm, We note 19 prime. F Teinaias very qitiet, the sttp- “UNDSAY. ren, ¥ On Thr An Me y, Jane 15, at St. ay , by tue Right Nba. ab BZ wales of LU, Wi ply ts tight and omewhat above the views of buy: | Rev. Bishop Odenhemer, TAD KING, Jt, CO ere. There ood demand for foreign and prices | SUSANNA S., Second daughlerot Wiluam H. Lindsay, are fem at the Lhe saiet are 20,000 Ibs, medium Bsq,, all of Perth Amboy, rt H Ob tba, extra and super LeOLEKO—UHiMaANY.—On Thursday, Jone 15, atthe “t Pulled wool, a Pus | yestaence of the Jride’s parents, by the Kev. MR chp Ca ito Ibs, lambs? do | Teicharda, y wae ee 0,00) Ihe, Cape, 890. Richards, CUALLES AXTOING LECLERC, of Geneva, Auto Ine Texas erland, to Masts, danehter of dK. Unimann, private term », OF Brookivn. APS, ‘ was unaecled NCARD.—AG bt Ann’s church, Bast ? iniy at Sige, on Wedassday eventug. Juge Ly by the Kev. Father Preston, Mr. Anruor W. OSTROW 10 Mist JESSIE BLANCAKD, dunciter of the Lyte ancis Blaneard, Uy, all of this city, steaty and nd at Ie. a Mo, for earfmon eR—Li2vy.—On Welucstay, Inna iH ngs were Miner, at 4 ge.tod.ge. Receiyis Cattle, ikev, 8. we hogs, 210, A, eldest 3 aw % of the DOMESTIC MARKET bride s | % nesday evenins, June My by PRE ESE ‘ the Rev. Jona Parker, Thomas W. TAYLOR to Miss New You, Juno 15, 171. ALMENA D. KuYueRT, both of this city, Tho cotton report from the anterior ‘owas for the week Died. CCAR oay se AR ION AGAt.—On Friday, June 1, of convulstons, Onan. ENON WASKINS usb F of Alexander atd Mare Anonata, tha dane Agar. age lo years, 9 moaths and 9 Gaya, M place fror ne residence of lit, Li9 Willow steer, Brookiva Helghts, om y aite ab cares orto i J 5, at the residence ‘Aeinph of fis father-iu- N. Berber, 163 Division avenue, Brooklyn, of searict fever, Major ‘Total bal Mokitis Ky Ba rly ot bast Chester aod 7 E sou ol Coptain Jan K Aged 25 yours, Wige. alg ab recoyyits, The relatives an invited w artend the dred! Britain ZO ;eonsiwimey 5143. | funeral, Uy (SwtUtday) aLerOOn, AL TWO. O'CLOCK f Net reeespts of the werk, i church, Bede tiodist Kprs * ht. Jonu’s J Exports: eat 1 1, 6.051; to Havre, 7,025; | (f0 . abe Me = oh fd Barcelona, 400; consvvise, 83:4, Sales of tar week, 14.000, | {ord Avent of Wiison street, Brooklyn, By pcan es oag essa ces iyrned aap eg aad ph} will be taken to Cypress Hig . Cotton an uit 190. Net receipts, Si. ‘Esporte | Centetery for luterinent, i goustw 4,30, stock, 8514, Net recelntece tie | . BUCTRR.—On Friday, Jane 16, Lewis Berree, it week, Le0l, Exports coastwise, 5/10, Sales of the week, | Ute 51th year of his age, Tibu : = Vhe relarives oad fecads of the family, also Mart trig WUbNENOTON, N.C. June, 1871. | ners? Lode, No. ut, BAS M., BRe respeGtrully tthe Hae LO ene Rhine on vired attend to the tu i, froin is luce residenea, (OP No. pale, $8 00 for pale. Ui on Suaday afvernoon sat two olor oe Aaa ‘ enwood Cemetery, without further June 15, 1871. Flour ston 7 sky Cor Now V ap i . 8 for whi ursday, June 15, ARTHUR He Haver ab 1b toc deubla extrac W Tat unahangee tron of Chartey 2, and Elveabet #11 81 500 bushels N Milwauke® in car lots at yl 47; oths and 26 days. Fe No. | red winter hold nb $l 56 a. a dy; i be tasea to Evergreen besimipe % i8 low miaet at tite., 1 mixed ns a ¢ Mierment vis day t € miyitow at We, “Gals Alon Aud doy. Rae) ICES ‘ %: fern able, Barley, rye quiet. Corn | On Frias 4, R ae neal—#1 60 tor bolted, #1 40 orunbol owt, MIL —On Friday, June 15, Many Basrerey, ape ee a rebate mut Tas Urercon, a malive of Qld Gourty . #25 0 uniy Tipperary, breton \ 54 years, 2 ee wheat, dhe Mera a vom Her hate residence, ote iooatten Reawick street, on sunday aiternoon, a6 one ‘hts . jto Albany, Rega theta ‘are he ‘ Bie. Receipts: ) J2,0J0 bashela wheat, 92,00 bu o dhe ireuds of tie Tawiy are tivited to e 14.0.0 feet liver, monta—By cunal, 20,04 | atbend, 2 protracted and panfalils = * ACB) A, BUNNE- buste’s wheat, 810,00 (vet 1 bow en.—Aflor uals (rom Buttalo and : world, day noon, 9x us can be a ins follows ou Wednesday, dane 50 ¥¢ ishels; oats, 153,000 } 5 uid 6 days ) Cuteace, June 18, 1471 tives and friends are invited to atcend hn L. Flour full, Wheat quiet ome 28 eT. | fancral, from the residence of her grandmowier, di . Salen at “gi 26: boy Tone a im No. Ayot street, tals (Saturday) moraing, at quiet at inade pri ‘Asternoon, ateady at mode ed at ry. —At his restionce, Forty-uinth street, erst mi 6 firmer; No. 2 apt.n econ AVeaue, alter a Short and pamial lines, i SE HARL Govrey, Hulive oF councy Westineata, ire 1B 8 n $4 0, ic. Receipts- 5 5 55,00) bushels whet, 288, 0) baihels coun, 34000 bishe's “atsy | Further nottce of the funeral will be given, 2,900 bushels rye, 400 bushels barley, 2.0.0 ho Bhip> DovLs.—Un "riday, Jane 16, JouN DOYLE, native nients—-6,000 bis. Howry, 42,007 bushels wheat, 2°6 of parish of Comnolig, couaty Wexiord, freland, U0 hogs Trelghts weiive, Cora to Builwlo per sail | ayer 3 yeu 5 es The relatives and felends of the family are respect- ee _ i fuily Invited to attend the tuneral, ou Sanday atters FOREIGN PERSOWAL GOSSIP, { noo, ab one 0 from his late residence, 111 West Nineteentit stre i DuKYEE.—On Wedaesday, dune 14, Rromarp Hy ; ——ieneral Ladmirault’s hfe was atemptol by a i Du KYE Papas of Joha i. and Mary Duryee, . i in the 28e year of MNS a Commanis dio rela ives wil Iriends of he famiiy are respecte ——M. Gromier, Felix Pyat’s private secretary, | fully invii funeral, fro tis lenasea has been shot by the Versaiilisis, 1 No. 181 Ehcuth street, morth of Grand strec! vt sunday aiternoon, at hall-past one —Helzinger, chief of the staif of General Dom. Und, on Sunday Bela OO a pas browski, has beew arrested by the Ver-uilliste. ) m—Sutdenly, on Thursday, Jane 15, at —The Abbé Petit, private seeretuy to Arch- We. Wat AO ate oe of ‘ bishop Darboy, was one of tue hostages, bat escaped 4 june 16, of indammation execution, of Uh SUR, axed 54 year. ) The r 5 ail friends of the family are respecte ‘vy lavited to attend the inneral, (rom nls late residence, 118 West ‘fwenly-nintn street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The reaiains will be take to Greeo wood Lor imeriment. ne 15, AGNES FISHER, vd youngest child of ———Mer. Dupanionp, says the French papers will be the successor of the unfortunate Arecibishop Darbo} iu raiLe Flo has been appointed French Minister Lo St. Petersburg ia place of tae Due de | Noilles, who tas resigacd, { —the celebrated palnter, Conrbet, who wasa | Member of the Commune, 19 ttuprisoned at Ver- sutties ——Victor Emmanuel, while retorning to Turin recently [rom hls hunting seatat Valeri, was seized With an atiack to Which no mame was given, bub Which was, provan!y, of an apoplectic Guar, ——According to aStockholin correspondent rlly javb-rnoon, at one o'eoe! Sune io, Oto HENSRRB, bins, ni iriends, aléo the members of {| Withetra ‘tell Conciave, No. 35, 0.0. D. 3. We Moy tially bavi end ie mueral, from. ce, West Thirty-seventia No. rday) afternoon, at uall-pass one 4 fitty persons are suspecied of having poisoned she | O'clock. mi King of Sweden, buenetoneot ticus Gon be sail | | INDLEY.—At Groeupolat, [. Ton Friday after. ‘ noon, diae 16, ¢ uipdon, HENRY HINDLEY, ib cieatly implicated to warrant artest, much less trial+ i the Gad year of his age. th Laty Louisa Hastings, youngest daughter of Ti M ved uml intends of the family, and the Earl of Hunungton, wil Siortiy be marrie ito | tte dplatives inten Y, also Captain W. Perceval Maxwell, late of the Tuid uus- surs. —Henrl Rochetort’s arrest was the result of the live agents of a ietter Chim on Sa ‘Tus was the day of nis soo, aud the meavers of Island ae Lodge, No. 03, #. and A. M., ace respectiuily Invi lo aliend rom (8 late residence, south. east Co Union 2 aud Eagie street, on Sunday autternoon, at twou'clock. This remaus will be tue terred im Cypress Tils Cenretory, fivxt.—In brooklyn, on &riiay morning, June 16, Citas. P. HUNT, 11 the Zoua year of his ago. Foneral service Wil be held ab Castewn, Ne Yo, rday) aiterm vou, at (Wo o'clock, In Brookiyn, on Thursday, Jane 15, Nok CLOVLLDAS, Gaugliter of Maurice S. and raret A, Kervyran, awed 20 years, ‘The reiatives aud friends of tre (amily are y invited to atten’ the faneral, trom the reste denice of | Chinton avenue, on Mons day moraing. b nine o'clock, aud rom BL Josepa’s © e strect, acac Vaaderbilt avenue, ath © ten o clock, which fe fad writ atady to urday, the 2uth uit, ab Beussols. ou which Henrt was arresicd, —Mr. the new diocesan of Chem, in Pod, r" hits clergy to preach aga: the dogina of tho Lnfallibiiity of the I fa It 18 to be used ag the pretext lor separallug tat diocese from Rome. —A Mr. Meves, who now stqas h de Bourbon, and wie resides in Kay ‘ad. dressed a long statement to one ot the London papers puliiug forth hes claims joe the irenca throne. —The King of [iaty and his Court will take KOENIG—t slay, Juue 16, after a short illness, Sessiua of the Quiri July where | Withiam A, 7 Cheries aad Curiting Koeulg, mata a short time and (ea relurn te lor aged wl bday. family are respect. jeral, ut Sunday ater. will visit Piedmont, as usual, and ouce and felends cnier Kome in Noveraber, faily Colonel Robert Lefort, whose nomination as | 20%. i bal One nia, akan the corner of Chovatier of the Le Honor was anne Beco! b: getaps pri “otra ‘ova In the Ofle.a! Gazele- ot Versatiles on Lev.—aAt London, Canady ‘, on Thursday, Jane s, € ning of Oe D: other than the Due of Chartres, gran in the bro | Luove, " he y June 15, at ber —Thi reshies M of eympe Lea, Vicar of All Saiats, and | Tgulence nds aud acquaintan oulers of the clergy Ma Lonton, to which fie ceplie echt the gr y ue has found ip England was a real consoiation to him amid tue sorrows caused by the misfortunes of his couuiry. General bergeret, while in prison Mazas. Inscribed on the Walls of hts cell tue ing words:—“Uitizen Cluseret, You have sau aly dave Gab reanlence, 647 Tt aur ‘, Srota wer Lavenue, between Forty-A ith ‘3, OO Sduday a&lernoon, af . ©aaitive of Wikens- Irciaad, ln ve 28th year of her me mn | in the | { | here, Lexpect to sce you here in a we erat ty Lavited to attend tho bergerei.* w@ General Was Lot far out in his tal, West Bleveuth prognostication. iis (Daburday) oles: | ——Angnste Bonheur, brother of the celeb | ay, June 1", Vatr ireland, tart, wife of Joon foore, & bative of 22 years, Rosa Bonieur, Waa not, as reported, captuced w izing in theranks of the Paris’ Commuae, artin the insur, Mora Is qiuletiy folowing MS profession wt r beads of ily ave respects in lagny-les- Hameanx, pres Chevreax. | gM Ah aoc cn ee ——-M. Wolf, for 4 ‘Seer etary to Mazzini, the Pr é £424 nt of the several assoviations in Ou, y Moraing, Jane 15, ALY of the Universal Repubdcaa Aluance, who nit 56 Ones oe thing to do with the International society, | ve respe.tfally invited to ‘ o raarge. The Pars Gorm! atiead tie ron her late residence, No. 111 os mune, before its fail, professed to have discovered | Laurens sicees, Uns (salurday) morntog, ab ning Gil most Clearly that all this time ne Nas beeu an avent | o'clock, 2m of Pietri, receiving from him 2 salary of 50 fra Mo wrnres.—On Friday, June 1¢, at the residence nf a month, and imraisiing tum with reports iveuu- | of ior uncle, Peer Dougherty, SL Wiliett street, My fied as belay in his band wrung, Kanig MoMt 120 years G months wad 7 ~The Snitan of Tarkey has addressed ananto- {| days | graph fetter to Prince Charies of Roum in } _ On Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, the remams which lie assures the Prin ments and of his satisfactior takiwg mthe country. 31 the Sultan to a vassal ts of his frrewtiy + at the tarn things a) & lette: umprect able 1 a nevery for interment, | ; On Woduesday, June UM, JOHN OpEit, ' aged st yenra. wet | | fee Mncrat wil make place from his late residence, i were held above (ho views of buyers, andeelors woul make | honoy paid to Prince Charles 18 probably due rat! 20) bast rorty-niuia street, Us (Saturday) morn 4 Fe Sete: it ne gaat Scion Medan fer’ eo |. 0 ne hume thau to his position, vf in ek, Te frlenss t the Jamntly ae 4 and month’ deliveries, held at 25 ts { ctu jy inviied to atten Temas Wi ct ie Yep 7 | laken to ast Chester for interment. , Grade heid at i9h 193sc. for saipping. the Albany Mayor, ab present of Williams College, | dence, No. lea \ oie street, HENRY O’ KREerrE, in the mouth, at 337% Bige, wm Bs39e. i has challenged Rohort Nott, atso of Albany, to row | goth vear of his ag ‘ The reported sale was L000 bbls. © dard white, | him asculi race on the Troy coarse, duly 6, aud Too relatives aud friends of the famtly, tnetudt Rp thd a ads in genin DOS 4 | challenge has been accepind. At the sau those of Ins sons Faward, Joha, Ferdinand, We Sent earner od Leave ihe antes | auton the same day the Williams College clu» and | Yeury, vuilip a |, are respectfuily invited ” tor Augnss delivery, at $14 873g a the Rensselaer Institute Cino meet in a | to attend the fam whicwt WAU take place on Sun- ro whe & stall snquiry, but the aales were shell race, The Atbany Mutuals have deferr 9 o'clock, from St. Andrew's conined to jovbing lots, We quote :—Short clear, 64 opening day to the 270) inst, and have et s ud City Hail place, i long doy Te. & short rib, Sic. a Bice; long de lie prograinme somewhat, The sculiers’ ra where | services wil be re Catmberia Tige. mT. 5 Saar god tiring’ | stead of being couiiaed to three members wh } OLcory.-On Thursday, Jane 13, Dr. BOAR a ae reste tne weg $44 | never Won a Taco, Will How be open to all memoers | Oxcorr, oniy son of Sarah A. and the ate Dre ke f for prune mess, erces, and $26 a $28 for India || Of he clad. } Vicult, aged 3i years aud 6 months, ‘ mesa, ters Beef bams'were dull and nominal, Thero wwerewer | The relatives and fr ends are hivited to attend the at was fo loquity and very ule offeriug in Wie markets Lard | raneral,. on iy alos of about was heavy; we note Gu tlerors at 10Ke. for Spotand July. Culmeats were quiet and frm at former prices. We quote:—Dry ralted shoulders, 6'4¢,¢ clear bel- lee, Sc. ; belies, 734 backs, Bue, a Biyc,, hams, long cut, Wye. ale; diy short cut, lic alle; 'do., sugar cured and smoked, 12c, a l4lyc. | Hutter was without change in rice and in fair demand, quoted at 2 @ Sve, for State bait ubs, Y6c. a Se. tur Welsh do, and choice Ohio. We, a We. Cheese--There was afar demand from eaportera at steady rates, quoted at IZqe. a 12%e, fur choice factory. R Carolina was pegiectet and nominal at 9c. a Ie, the latter gure an extreme tor choice low Foreign With a fair demand at previous prices. We note farther aries of 280 bags Rangoot, at Te. a 7ige. per ib, aad 150 bags Patna, at 7Ajc. a Tye. per I ‘AR —A Tale demand prevutled, chiety from refine: and the market was steady. ‘Tue sales comprised 1,600 bu per |b, Was steady ie including 23 bhda. sirictly prime reining. at ye Dhds. scant good do, at Pycy and BA hha. good do. nt Yige, | 600 boxes clayed Ww: dat Wye. Refined was ateady, With @ fair inquiry at 13%,c, a 18g. for crushed, for Ay 1 /ac, 8 12s. tor By Sac. WDge. for extra, Lice. for C, and 10lge. « Nie. for yellow, We quote:—Cuba—Inierior to coumon re- hing, Sige. a Sic. ; falr to good fair refining, 94e. @ 2% good to prime refining, 94g 3,0. | fair to good arosery, pordered and granule a Uc; prime to choice grocery, 10) trifagal, huts, and boxes, igo. a nd bores, He. a Yc. ; meiado, dive. a 7% uxes Duteh standard, Nos. 7 to 9% Sec a Oy 1) to 1%, Piga a 10%; doy, 13 101s, Whe at do,, 16 to'18, 11 tks do,,19 to 0, L2gee a Le. : mites Mae. gi tres oer io Renna t c-¥ grocery grades, 9c. a 10ie. Brazil —Du Ob. fois, "Bem, Sc Java Dutch standard, Nos. 1 to 12, 4c. @/l0c, Manlia—Current clayed and superior, 8, a SPELTER, market was firm, with a continued fair demand, We note sales 190 sons Silesian on private terms, juday Qilernoun, at hailpass three | o'clock, f the First Presbyterian caurca, Wasi- ington street, Jersey City, Rertiwn-on F y morning, Jane 16, at hatf- Past seven o’elook, at her resdence, 501 West Thirty. third street, Mra, ANA iY, wife of Vlulip MARRIAGES AND D EATHS. Married. BARLON—GONN.—On Thursday, Juno 15, in New | York, by the Rev. W. W. Page, dosnen Autuver | Retty, Barwon, son of Mr, Wiliam Barron, Kaharney Notice of funeral hercal Kilucan, lreland, to ELizAuprit ANN, eldest daugi- Rog AL uls reskicnee, in Brooklyn, on Fri ver of Mr. George Gunn, Banoury, England, day, due 16, Takobore Ko BARNES—PINKRATON.—On Thursday, Jane 15, at | his 2: of funcral hereafter. Friday, Jury 14, ab the residence of 4 pout Flita sivect, Jersey Clty, Funeral will be neta on Sunday afternoon, The remains ¥ eo taken Turrytow ou Monday woruing for Interment. TENT te~At Lrcokiya, B.D. on Friday, June 1 Witite, tafent son ot Reynold and tue late Ei the Broadway Tabernacie, py the Rev. Joseph P. ‘rhompson, VD. D., Moses Tooxe, youngest sou of Samuel Drake Barnes, Esq., to J. FANNIG, eldest daughter of John L. Pinkerton, Esq., all of Us city. | Banser—De Woure.—at ‘Trinity charch, § mour, Conn., on Wednesday, June 14, by th George Seabury, J. Re Barve, New York, to if. ios Of A. G. De Wolfe, of Seymuar. NO cards. BOMPORD—RUSSEL,—-At Fort Shaw, Montana Ter- | L. ‘Lextor, aged § wontons, riory, on Thursday, June 1, First Lietiten TiLTON.—UU Friday, June 16, FLORENCE, GeOoRGE N. Boron, Seventh Cnited states iimniry, | daugtiter of Garret aud Mary E. ‘Liltom, ao months and 1) da, The reiwuyes aad flends of the family ate respect. fully mvited to attent the funeral fromthe resie - | deuce of her parents, 687 Broome street, on Sunday tO SALLIE, only daughter of tie late Judge A. D. Kus- sel, of New York city, CERRRO—RAGERG.—AS St. Vincent do P: churen, on Thursday, Jae by Ure Rev. A. font, KAPHABL CEREKO, Of Spain, to C&LESTINY, | afternoon, at two o'clock. youngest daghter of C. H. Ravers, of tits city. Woonntri.On Thursday night, June DiCKEY—Emgeson.—In Brooxiya, on Thursday, | W. WoopHULt, m the 4008 Sear of his'ege. Jane 15, at the Sontn Congregational church, by ine ‘vhe relatives and friends are respectin Key. Dr. Storrs, Mr. JAMES DicKBY Wo Miss ELLA Y. | to attend the funeral, on Snuday alternoon, EMERSON, both of Brookiyp, past one o'clock, trom the chapel of Calvary FRENCH —ONDBRDONK.—ON Thursday, June 15, at | Twenty-third sureet, wear Laird avenue ; ae