The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1871, Page 9

THE CITY PRISON. isease Fostered by the Law’s Delay. he Dilapidated “Tombs” and the Prospective Demise of Its Overcrowded Prisoners— Three Mon in a Cell Built to Contain One Occupant—Wretched State of Affairs Generally. Despite tne unceasing vigilance and the most un- emitting atcention on the part of the ofMictals of the City Prison to maintain that miserable and pidly aecaying institution in a state of cleanli- ness, the fact that it 18 @ positive disgrace to the metropolis, and, moreover, @ very dangerous con- , Stands forth in glaring colors, Like an old otten three-decker anchored at its last station— bright, well polished and apparently sound—the ‘ombs has had its day, and although strict disci- Pline may have some effect in deceiving the passing isitor, it ts Last settling inthe mud. And, by the ‘ay, the establishment 1s built ina swamp, and,-of urse, a8 the institution sinks, of which there is solute proof, the DEATHLY DAMPNESS ay render the prison untenantable, But this ts jot tue Worst of It Originally each cell on the sev- Pral tiers was constructea solely for one occupant, Qu even with that commendadle object ia ylew the reiiltect was by NO means extravagant In the way pf room, for the space set apart for a prisoner elther already condemned or awaiting triai is very eco- homtcally arranged. As the population of tne city ‘The result 13 showing itself in unmlse ‘able forin, and i determined action be not speedily adopted the consequences will be SAD TO CONTEMPLATE. Ajready all the tiers are crowde!, not by one 4 7 stances by ex- acuy treble the number Witlch the cages were in- ended to contain, A visit 10 tho institatton yester- tay at ouce developed a condition of affairs abso- utely disgraceful, In over a dozen of the celis no ‘ewer than thirty.six wretched human beings were jpudalea together, with but one bed whereon to | epose at night. Now this, probably, might for a ime suit “‘virds of a featner;” but when it is con- dered thar many of the persons incarcerated are | espectaviy dressed and cleanly in their person, od, withal, have not yet been proven guilty of the je preferred, it 18 somewhat serious to lodge wm With notorious and, eng: loathsome felons, Waliug transportation to the Penitentiary. ‘This questio engender and ere 3 no Knowing where it will end If the evil be Cedi Aud itis easy to perceive what the efiect of n fooaing will pe. In fact the building 13 far om hexithy as it stands, and it will not be at all rprisiny Co hear of the gallows or penbentiary, ] of their lawful victims isease once uuder way ta the Tombs it will be a dificult Ask {o arrest its progress. All tho pralseworthy Huris of Wardeu Stacom to keep tho POUNDERING OLD HULK h orler—and he certainly does wonders with misera- le waterisis—must prove unavailing azainst the re and sweeping consequences of the system of ‘amuungs prisoners, ill-umet and til-conditioned to nairow pons, not one of which was designed rmore hana single occupant. Not many days 0 two Cases Of siNallpox were found among tha isvaers, Who in the ordivary course of pio oir cre thrust in among some otber persons confine: oue oi (ue ters, and had it nut been tor the opt discovery Of the disease it is dificult to njectuie to What extent the epraemic might ve reacied. Immediate steps were, of course, Ken tor vig removal of the aillicied persons to ibe oper quétters, and the necessary disiatectants: kly brought into requisition. At the © (ne prison 18 tree from disease, owing othe scrupulous cleanliness rigidly ea- excellent discrpiine caunot long with- ystem that actually planis and nourishes Had the ceils becn originally Luult for CO persons arrangements would lave been made bording’y, bub siuce Lucy were constructed lor © person “WW ‘gecms somewhat paradoxical that (human veings should be sandwiched to- jiier without mercy, A hasty visit to the prison eaied some rather startling facts lo regard Bihe per-ons incarcerated, aud it would appear to tne heariiess neglect of some oilicials many Luose be'uOd Lhe irou bars were most wnwarranl y demined. Excepung the lower uer, Which 1s iedy set apart for the temporary accommodation RAVING INEDRIATES NEW YURK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEUMMBER 6, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. of the Uourt, yesterday got the broken windows on their own ear: In the aiter- 008 dusts com, Oe reporters and lawyers, judi Spencer, gathered arouad the stove and held Court and talked about reform aud economy in the city Ananclal affairs. THE SAN FRANCISCO BREACH OF PROMISE CASE. Turner vs. Ortiz. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 217, The entire morning sessioh Was taken up with arguments of counsel as to the admissibility of cer- tain books and witnesses with reference to the lawa of Mexico in relation to contracts, which, aiter a patient hearing, the Judge declared inadinis- sible. At the opening of the afternoon session the detence called MISS LECTA K. TURNER, the plaintiff, to the stand. She gave her eviaence in a calm and self-possessed manner, although ex- ung some of the nervousness incident to a lady pee pecultar position. Her testimopy was as jollows:— A have corresponded with James Cherry; two or three letters passed between us; have none of the letters in my possession at this time; did not show any ol those letters to defendant; 1 received three letters, to the best of my recollection; never corre- sponded with any one signing himself J. B. Coie; never received letters to other partes under cover to me with that signature; received one letter [rom D. W. Perley with regard to this law business; I know Mr, Gray, music dealer; at one time, when I returned irom Mexico, I placed part ot my salary in his. keeping; sent some ony, letters to Mr. Ortiz under cover to Ur. Gray; don’t tnink I told him to keep account ol the dates; Mr. Gray escorted me to the steamer when I went to Mexico; did not tell him that my mother was anxious to have me marry young James Cherry; 1 brought a letter from Mrs. Oakes to Mr. Gray; ‘he never called upon me; Was very Klad 1n getting puptis ana tuking care of my money; I never borrowed any money from him; I app. him once for $30; he refused it; at my hotel in Guaymas, Captain Porter called on me in my room in company with Mrs. Ferguson; Don José Ortiz callod once, and 1 think the Messrs, Cherry cailed once—alt when I was sick; I have a suit pending against Mr, Lichenstein, a pawnbroker of this city; [sold him my pawn tickets, with the understanding that 1 was tO have a year to redeem them, and he afterwards sold them; at Belden piock Mr. Lafayette Maynard and Mr. Woo1 caNed upon me; Mr. Maynard said he was a friend of my father; Mrs. Hammersmith told me to give up my room aiter I haa her of my intention to g0; one evening I was standing my mir- ror, combing my hair, with my aressing- gown on, when a loud 18p came at my door, and Mrs, Hammersmith came in, very mnch enraged, and said 1 must leave the house, as she was: informed | was standing at my window undressed; 1 wld her then there was nu use in that, as 1 bad already given notice that 1 snould do so; 1 was in the habit of leaving curtains up, s0 that Selor Ortiz could see that [was home; had a difficulty With certaim parties on Market atreet; the cause of 1% was my having roomed next to Mr. and Mra, Meagher, and heard the domestic quarreis which they constantly had, and afterward, woen she sued for a divorce, 1 went forward and testilied to what I knew of tne matter; at the tame alluded tol nada aiculty, but did pot draw two pistols; had no pis- vol with me; [had the man arrestea, and it wus tried in the Police Court; I had him arrested because he drew a pistol on me when I went to carry some medicine to his wile, for her child, When it Was in a high state of fever, M. G. PRITCHARD was next called and testilied:—I am Secretary ef the Mexican Consulate; I mado this trausiauon of these letters (transiation suown); theso are correct translations, The witness was,examined as to tho aifference between the words transiated “who loves you” and “who cares ior you.” ‘The witness testified that as used in the letters its proper mean- ing is ‘who cares for you; (ne expression trans- lated “who kisses your band’? is very common in Mexican correspondence, and would be used by mates in corresponding with males; the usual form of parting in Mexico is by an embrace; there 1s nothing unusual or improper in tt more than in shaking hands. The witness was also examined as to the erasures in the letters and testified to their appearance, and that he was unable to discover What had been written there; aiso at length upon @ tora portion of oue of the letters, and what might pare been written there consistentiy with the con- @. 1. MURDOCK testified that he was clerk of wolladay & Brenham; that the steamer Sierra Nevads arrived in Sau Kran- cisco on Friday, the 24th of August, 1860, at haf. veces o'clock P, M., and that ©, Ortiz was a pas- ‘The deposivion of José urtis was then read. Jts main points are that he isa brother of the ae- fendant, residing in Hermosillo; knew the plaimtir when she Was goveruess in his brother's famaily; saw her there very olten; did uot see anything be- {ween then other than should have been detween a Gentleman and nis governcgs: she ouce told hin of her desire to leave his brother's empioy aud return w New York via tne City of Mexico, and if there was an opening there for an Engl'sh school sie might stop and open one; was in Guaymas during the two wecks previous to her departure; was in his brother's company almost all the timo; was with his brotner duiug the nine days he spent in San Fran- ersco—(this i@ the time tat plainti® alleges that FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL. WALL STRERT, } Torspay, Dec. 5-6 P. M. On ‘Change to-day wheat waa firmer on the “cold snap,” but without exhibiting much activity. The Cotton market was quiet. THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. The aggregate exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York for the week ending December 6, 1871, were $3,947,436, MCNRY ACTIVE. ‘The money market was active, particularly toward the close of banking hours, when there was @ general sourry for balances, and borrowers paid seven per cent gold without hesitation, These transactions were exclusively upon stock collat- erals, the dealers in governments having been sup- piled quite freely at seven per cent, and in many Instances at six. The demand, while in part art fictal, was in great measure natural, the banks being steady shippers of greenbacks to the West and South for the movement to market of cotton and wheat. Some surprise is expressed that in view of a total disbursement of $10,000,000 coin at this point (the Sub-Treasury having to-day pald out @n additional $890,000, bringing the total up to that figure) in payment of checks received from Wash- ington tn exchange for the ‘‘called”’ '62’s, the banks should not be better able to meet the present de- mana for money and prevent what this afternoon was positive stringency. Perhaps the explanation es in the fact—and tne theory is offered very diffl- dently—that the Syndicate are quietly selling ex- change on London and turning he gold into the Treasury. It is certainly diMcult to explain Otherwise the apparent scarcity of coin in the street, forin the present dearth of speculation in the Gold Room $10,000,000 of goid could not have been actually marketed here withlu the past week, at least withont a different result upon the pre- mium, The whole Syndicate and refunding business is such a muddle, and has so perplexed the street, the brokers and the merchants, that It is to be hoped the proposed Congressional investigation of the matter will be hastened with all possible expe- dition, Prime commercial paper was quoted 7a 12per per cent discount. Foreign exchange was dull ana unchanged. GOLD WEAK—110% a 110, The specie payment tendencies of the various suggestions in the documents laid before Congress, @s well a8 the reported convalescence of the Prince of Wales, still furtner weakened the already weak temper of the gold market and led to a aecitne to 110—the lowest point gold has toucned since tho close of the war, although not the first time of its sale at that figure, the same price baving been reached once before—viz., No- vember 4, 1870, when the repeated triumphs of the German armies in France implied the speedy settlement of the war last year. The market was ‘still auil and the speculative feeling is in abeyance, the “bears” deeming it imprudent to sell and the “bulls’’ fearing “specie payments.” Tac prices to- day were as tollows:— 10 A. M. 0% 1:12 P.M. liv 10:30 A. 110% 2P.M.... A.M, 0g BP. M. 12 M » Oy 4PM, 1P.M. « 110'% 6:30 P.M. In the gold loan market the rates for carrying Were six and seven per cent, The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared + $60,105,000 Gold balance; as eee 1,453,751 Currency balances. + 1,649,958 At the very close in the Gold Room sales were Made at 110, buyer four days, the quotation leaving of 110 110 1-32, GOVERNMENTS STEADY. Government bonds were steady, but not all out so firm, the lower tendency of gold having exerted ita influence upon prices. The following were the Closing street quotations:—United States currency sixes, 113 a 113!4; do. do., 1881, registered, 114 & 11444; do. do., coupon, 11734 4.11734; do. five-twen- ties, registered, May and November, 110% a 1105; do. do,, 1862, coupon, do., 111 a 111%; do. do., 1864, Qo. do., 110% a@ 111; do, do., 1865, do, do, 111% a 11194; do. do., registered, January and July, 110a 111; do, do., 1865, conpon, do,, 11334 a 1133g; do. do., Ps « «= iB = Sengsazseass STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED. Tae stock market, while dull, was unsettled as to prices, which were sensitive to any moderate pres- sure either to buy or sell, The feeling in the fore- noon Was to a great extent swayed by the tufluence and example of Western Union Telegraph, which, on the combined recommendattons of the President | and Postmaster General for a purchase of all the telegrapn lines in the country to be operated by the | government, advanced one per cent—viz., from 637% to 69%—and carried up the rest of the lst an average of nearly one-half per cent. being affected by the proposition for lines, advanced | At this stage a soliing movement ensued, as if to realize profits, and what at first was regarded | a3 a natural and usual reaction became a pro- | the sudden activity in money challonging the full attention of the street, and ex- erting its influence more potently because the leader of the market—Western Unfon—turned tail and went down to69 on a Washington despatch that the postal telegraph question han aroused a hot debate in Congress, aud betrayed a decided spirit of hos- thity to the project on the part of many of the mem- bers, Under these drawhacks prices slowly receded and the closing street quotations were generally the lowest of the day. HIGHEST AND LOWRST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest | prices of the principal stocks during the day:— Clade i Lowest, subsidies to our nounced decline, New York Central consolidated New York Ventral scrip. Northwestern Rock Island. Paul... St Paul preferred Wabas! Ohio and Mississippi... Union Pacitic. Western Unk Pacitic Mail. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXOHANGE. Tuesday, Dec. 5—10:15 A. Me 10000 sha FOAn wot m 100 Con Coal of Md... 25 Py FW & Chi v 200 do... « 1 Obie & M RR, 0H &8tJo RR. i00 0. 200 Tol, W & W 36 C,C ET CRE... 12:15 and 2:15 oF Clock P.M, $4000 US 5-20, o, "67... 100 do... Ww Y C4H BR. 810000 US 5-20 0. -62, M SRRDe 837% Cy P W000 tL & Lron Mist. 94 400 ao. 100 Qu’kailver hiGo ‘bi: 50 Am Mer U Ex.. held at95e a Bf 30, The sales were ahout 18,000, buhels prime Western at ri FREIGHTA,—The market to-day, owing to the scarcity of room, was very quiet. There was little or no accommodae tion offering by ste the supaly of berth room by sail fates wero firm but not noticeably ng line thore was but little accom: ir inquiry for vessels for petrolenm. it parties geuerally being apart in their views in reference to rates, very tew were closed. Tne en- ements were as follows:—J'o Liverpool, by steam, 00 ee cotton at, Sled. a 34d, and by all) 18,000 bushels a7 ‘o ndon, . flour, 1,100 tons. of “oll cake at am. ba. ‘To Glasgow, by steam, bis. four, 3a, To Rotterdam 800 bags ciover- seed at 878. 6d, ‘The chartera comprise :—An American bark, hence to Oveasn, 15,000 cases reined petroleum, 40c, A Nori Geiman bark (to arrive) hence to Cork, for orders, to tho United Kingdom, 3,000 bbis. refined petro!onm, bs. 6d. A bar! tons, hence to Ruenos Ayres, geen! at A schooner, 190 tonsa, to the Windward, $1, back from Sait Isian! at lic. An American from Seville to New York, with ral A bits, 300 ton shook, at lumptum. A Lritish ship, 1,20) tons for London, to take generai cargo, GUNNIEG.—The business tor the past few dayshas been only moderate. We hear of sales of 1,000 bales bags g which is the market price Cloth was quoted at lic. a 143¢°., without noteworthy transictions. HEAP AND JUTF.—All descriptions of hemp remain quiet and without noticeable change. Jute ts also qui Jute butts have sold to the extent of 3,500 baloa, trom st arrive, at 340. a B%c., currency. We quote:—Dressed American, $2 65 a $2 To per ton, Gnarenreddo., #1 60 per ton, Manila, I4gc, a Iie, fold. Sisal, 11340 Tampico, Tse. Tis0., do. 'in bond, Jute, dg gold, and jute butts, dive. a iive,, currency. Hips ‘continue in good demand at iormer prices. The saica for the week aggrevate 52.430 hides, 16 bales of Calcutta cow and 59 bales of Calcutta buffalo, The stock on hand, as reported by Messrs, Pickard & Andteaens, wan 81,100 hides, 176 bales. Of Calcutta cow and U13_ bales do. buffalo. Same time last year, 24,400 hides and 125 bales of Calcutta, cow t ‘There i n fair demand for fine State hops, the in- quiry being principally from brewers, but this description ts @carce, and consequently heid very firm, holders being m no- wise anxious to realize, Tho recelpts continue light, A few bates of prime California have arrived, eon placed on the market. We quot Eastern and Western, ao, 1 hc. We. a 200.5 old ol but have not yet State, Bio, a Ste, ings, We. ic. a Ve, lifernia, 600, a 7 do. olds, Ye. a 15e. Forelxn hops range a HAY AND STRAW.—There continues a fair demand for all descriptions at unchanged prices. Sales were made at $l 10 tor shipping 1 20a $1 60 for retati qualities, $1 104 Bl 15 for long rye straw, #06. a 880, for short tye do., 65c. #750. for oat do., and bic. a'70c. for wheat do. L&aTurR.—The market for hemlock sole shows 10 change, The receipts are comparatively small, and unter a fair demand prices firm. Oak was in far requeat for middle and light wels’ Wi -Hemlock—!iuenos Ayres, heavy, 280. die, 280, a 20c.; do., Nght, 260, a 27e. 8c, a Tie. Thiddie, ic. a 27}0. ; ci Orinoco, &c., heavy, Moc. w B7c.; do., 26c, a 87 ; do. light, 26c.; good damaged, all kinds an weights, 280, a $c. ; poor damaged, all Kinds and weights, MWe. in the rough, 280. a Be, Onk—Slaughter, heavy, 3 400. ; dow lhl, U8o. a 426. ¢ tniddle, 86c. a 49c. J, BL. N36, do., beliies, MOLASSRS.—The market rematus very quiet for both for. tic, but prices are unchanged. We he: it ‘ew Orleans, new crop, at prices wit! range of cur quotations, We quote: Old Or New Crow, Cubs—Centrifugal and mixed, Claved § = 180.9 21 ‘Wo, a Bo, 2Uc, a 20 Muscovado, ‘refining. Muscovado, grocery Porto Bi English Telanas Now Orieans. . me 300. a 450. 530. NAVAL STOKES. —The market for spirits turpentine waa a trille more active at unchanged prices, We note sales of 445 bbls. from yard at 65c, and 89 b. ls, from wharf at Hic. and 60 ofl and whiskey bbls. from yard at 65c. Rosin was oaly mod but very firm, Sales were reported. of 1,800 # 15. bbIs. of No. $6, and 1,200 bbls, at 87 for No. 1 und $7 75 9 $9 for pale. Tar remained jutet and was a shadeeasier. We hear of sales of 50 vbis, ‘asnington at $3 50, PRrnoLEDM.—The market for refined was quiet, but held decidedly higher, There was vothing offering on ‘Change for spot or balance of month under %¢. Crude im bulk was also held firmer, which checked business; quoted at 240. Cane oil rema.ned dull but unchanged; quoted nomtually at 2554c, Baic. Naphtha, although quiet, wasn tride firmer quoted to-day at 1l4ye, a lligo. for Westorn or city, Thy sale of re- fined was an 4,0°0 bbig. standard white for 1 v January at 22340. "At the creek the market waa a trilie firmer; qaove! at 8417!4 on upper and 4 2 a #430 on lower road. The Phitadelphia market was quiet Dat very firm. We hear of sates of ¥,00 bis retined for last half of month at 22¢,, elosing mt 22'¢c. 16 pack.zes pork, 2,416 do, beef, oka Jar ‘he pork market was vy the game #11 no round lots at any price. Beet a8, $15 a $18 for prime mess nud or luda masa. Bacon was dull for short ri) and mea bein quovod at which there were 19 a ‘or short clear, Te. ‘T¢c, for Cumberland, Bundred boxes, in Of only wall sales on the basis of 63. for dry shoulders, 8%c. a ¥igc. for long cut bains, 9e. a 94¥c. for short do.; also packajes shou'ders, for all this mouth, dull, buyers and seliers remaining about 3c. apart, 93ec. being bid and #3;c. for prime Westera: some tew lots were placed within the range, and 500 ticrces, for March, were set- Hed at Wee. Rick.—There bas been considerable more inquiry to-day, in consequence tho market rules very strony, but not bly changed, We note miles of 70 tterees Carolina at i Patna at 740. Cy 200 do. Kan- <Galemita Mnscea remained quiet at abont former rices; quoted nt $220 a 6225, gold. Clover was dull and Reavy attic. alice, for interior Ohio to prime la Nara, We rd of no sales. ‘Timothy was dull and nomi ‘ARNE remained dull and nominal at 10)¢¢. for choice jet but firm. Small sales were made at ket sttil remains quiet and somewhat UGA) The we althougn not quotably changed. Fair to good retinin, Tuoted withretne range ot Dige. a dpe, We hioar of sais o MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ADAMS—STRICKLAND.—Oo Thursday, Angnat 10, by the Rev, W. G, Sunith, J. H, ADAMS, of New York city, to Miss LORRETT STRICKLAND, eldest daughter ol J. M. Strickland, Esq., of Yonkers, CoLLIgR—TucKER.—On Wednesday, November 15, by Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, D, D., WILLIAM C. Cote IMER, of New York, to CoRNEILA A. TUCKBR, Of Canada, St, Jonns (Newfoundiand) papers please copy. COURVOISIER—SARVENT.—At Nyack, om Monday, December 4, bythe Kev. Mr, Babbi, Mr. Gronam poeabeerng ra of Hoboken, N. J., to Miss Eta P., youngest danghter uf Garret j= ack. No cards, sie ietae aii aa CRAIG—HUNTLEY.—On Tuesaday, Sovemer 23, the Kev, L. I. King, Heuwky G, Unatu to Kerr HUNTLBY, both of this city, HARVEY—BACKMAN.—On Wednesday, November 15, at Los Angeies, Southern Califocuia, by tho Kev. Joln &, Tansey, CHARLES HAnvey, of Brooklyn, N. ¥., to Mis3 KATE M., ouly daugiter of Veter Back- man, late of Brookiyn, N. Y. Ricnarps—liiover.—Oa Wednesday, November 22, at the residence of the bride's iather, fremont, N. Y., by the Rev, Alexander Nesbitt, Jamas J, Ricwarps, J to ELLa M., eldest dangnter of George W. Llojer, STARR—CLAPP.—On Thursday, November 30, at the residence of Hon, Albert Bay, Hartiord, Conn... by Rev. ©. B. Crane, GENRY KENTON Srane Ce BELLS J. CLarr, Died, Barprs.—On Tuesday, December 5, of water om the brain, Hanky BaksR, infant son of vrederek and abeth Bardea, aged 8 months and 24 days. The iriends of the family are tnvited to attend the funrral service. wnis (Wednesday) afternoon, at tour o'clock, from bis parents’ residence, Joi Kignts street. ‘To be iutorred ta Utica, N.Y. Utica papers please copy. Brox.— At New Durham, N. J., Mary Marr@a, Wile of Andrew Beck, azed 33 years. The relatives and’ friends of the family are in- vited to attend the tuneral, from the New Durham Baptist church, oa Thursday, December 7, at one o'clock. Bensoy.—On Wednestay, November 29, 187, ELLEN, youngest dauchter of Edward and Saraa Benson, late of Magheragal, county Antrim, and Bert, county Kildare, Ireland. Irish papers please Cone BurkE.—On Tuesday, December 5, Myies Phot anative of the city of Garway, Ireland, aged years, § months and 22 days. Relatives and friends are respectfally invited te attend the funeral, from his late residence, at Mas th, Long Island, on Thursday, December 7, at \t-past one o'clock P, CAVANAH.~—The relatives and friends of Bs oe | CAVANAH, Queon's county, Ireland, are requ to attend his funeral, on Thursday, December 7, from the residence of his sister, Mrs, Catharine Spillane, 133 Kast Broadway, Cnurcu.—At Morristown, N. J.,on Tuesday, De cember 5, Joun R. Crrurcn, aged 70 yeara. The funeral will take place on Thursday, the 7m dust., at two P. M., from the reatdence of his son, W. K. Church, at Morristown. Morris and Essex Raliroad train leaves foot of Barclay street Os tweive M. CLEAy.—On Tuesday, December 5, JAMES, of Charles andthe laie Margaret Cieary, aged years and 10 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funers!, from the residence of his parents, 97'4 Baxter street, Om wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock P. M. Corpins. —Un Tuesday, December 5, of consump. tion, CARRIE A., eldest daughter of Thomas H. an@ eee y. Coppins, aged 19 years, 6 mouths and 16 ays. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited co attend the funeral, to-morrow (Thurs day) atternoon, at haliepust one o'clock, from the Berean Baptst caurch, corner Bedford aud Downlng sireels, without further invitation. Cox.—On Monday, December 4, Mrs. Sanam L Cox, 1n the 7th year of hor age, ‘The reiatives and (riends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tie residence of Richar& J. Hotmes, 94 South Oxtorl street, Brooklyn, Om Wednesday, December 6, at two o'clock P. M. DeMING.—At Baluumore, on Tuesday, December & HANNatt WOOLCoTT?, relict of Barzilal Deming, of exe teusive pneumonia, aged 85 years and 5 months. Notice of funerai hereaiter. Dennis.—At Phiiadeivaia, on Sunday, December 8, of pneumonia, Mary ©., widow of Wiliam Hh Dennis, aged 69 years. DrvEKNA.—On Monday, December 4 GaLvue Hoea DEVERNA, 1 year and 10 months old. The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, 118 Third place, Brooklyn, ou Wednes day, December 6, at two o'clock P, M. DUNNING.—On ‘Tuesday ee December BENNIE PALMER, oldest son of Edward Ameuda P. Dunning, aged 2 years, 2 months and 16 ver AVS. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fa neral, this day (Wednesday), at one o'clock P. ML, irom the residence of tts parents, ‘Tremont, N. ¥. HoLMks,—Suddenly on Suaday, December 3, Lox i. HOLMES, In the 70th year oO! his age. The relatives and (rieads of the family are respeot fuliy invited to attend the tuneral, from bis late rest- dence, 33 Kast Twenty-first street, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, Without further invitation, d such Nike, tere are hardly available over sev- bas feantly were bck mat Reo eS with “tnem aff the Gertie fom es 0 Tares NO.'d0.; 18%, 80, GO , ty € io watch are Piaved men condemned | ume; he knew George Stirer when Ne worked for | 14's & 114%; do. tives, of 1881, registered, 109% a Rabe eacrtrare ent ee vt: Ste deat his Drower: they were at Orst friendly, but had a | 109%; dv. ao, do., Coupon, 199% a 109%; do. ten- H culty Aout s contract; this di-lecling existed | fortios, registered, 109% @ 100%; do, do,, coupon, 25 bhds. molasses sugar at S44¢., and 460 boxes of clayed at | The remains wili be taken to Stamiord, Conn, for Ore. a Wye. Refined was onl intermeut, by the Lats M. train. at about former orloes.,, uate Hureninson. —Atsan Francisco, Cal., on Tuesday, mon rebiping, 7c. @ 820 November 2, of typhoid fever, in the 14th year ob STREET QUOTATIONS. Hal!-Past Five o’Ulock P. If. air to good (air refinis gc. a 990.5 fair ; good to prime rein, fr of peroons awalting Wai, to the number of 175 | when shiver left Guaymas. * 4 a 3 are prime to choi bis age, ERNEST HOOLK, eldest son of Juun J. and rsons. 1.18 sald that this month prescnis the The Geposiuon oi Charles Frederick Sectey was | 109% a 110. Western Union. 68% a 69 Northwestern.. GIM — 613% ie, cont itugal; th and. boses, agora {hoes iho late Mary Hutehinsou aN arly is perons are’ 9 Graseat next introduced. Its poluts are that he ts a civil SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG. pene: eee 89: 90 bhda and boxes. Te eek at | JUKGEASeN.—Suddently, on Monday, December 4, D 3 a F Y ook Fiat 8 Nos. 3 , f jure wietner awalting the convenience of those | enginogt; was at, fuaymas when plainuif was | The southern State bonds were strong, with the | XX Con ails, St. Pant. Tein oes Mes doq'ld to 1dy pom pier anne ieee rate Shas es hose duty it 48 to bring them Lolore the Court for | the hotel f¢ iv Tennessees as the chief feature, on account of a sud. | Ere. St Pant pro! TIC. a 1170.3 dow 19 to 20, 13446, w 12360. ; do. white, I jgc. | SCRE. N embers of Congreg: Te lispusal. In response to inquiries made b; ote! for some tume, Deserives the hovel and J Reaaing Wabash. + a 1¥8g0. Porto Rico—Common. to pri eaning, bi6c. % KaLiscn.—Lrne members of Congregation Temple al disposal. pol ‘4 ¥ | location of the roums; states Whe fact that (here wag | Gen improvement in them of %a1 percent. Vir- | Lake Shore. Dige. @ Bragll—(aich | Adas Jeshurun are requested to attend the funeral Sige. fale to cholce ‘grocery, 1 C siandard, Noa. 8 to 12, 70. a, 3 aich standard, | Of their lale worlLy sexton, Mr. DAVID KALISCH, Noa, 10 to 12, 9'¢c. a 9c, Manfla—Superiur aod extra | on ‘tlursuay, Nouvewber 7, at len A. M. Service wilt be heid inthe Tempie, Oicers and eatative Of the HERALD yesterday many Of | no parlor or reception room for ladies, Muss Ta so Laxe Shore sc! , : y ner Y Ke ‘aap r prisoucra scomed to regard their bringing forth | received company In ber Tools, MF. G Ortiz among | Sts Consols were in fair demand and firmly held. | Gnion race. trial a hopeless afuir altogether, althouga some | the others; saw no difference im hor treatment of | Te NeW South Carolinas were nigher on telegrams | wittsvurg... market genera teu eat westiy Foe ee coreg ta hal | Bun and otter people; José Oraz called on Ler | from Columbia that the Legislature bas initiated . : 1 a neiAC wices chum wo foaterisl change, theas‘es nave | Members of sister ugreations are also requested sponse throughout, and if tuo same | 8% aroraR §. micox Laila Veg Oph 8c Latch eto Veet ohio, fatale oe, aamediate soneam tae Mee | Se Sit rrEd.—On sedan nvasanabed he ksamea (' " ia of Kentucky at Be, 130 y 100 cam .— sdaay, Could only be Induced to suvuut to LO | was cated and testified that he wasabankerand | PMds and for recalling the _ateriing PERETTI Eee eee Ee Or IEL Ace exe tO wnlea ct Liven: | Kadeinty tam: 34 y care Ot ages eked in bi Syres “ent re mar ce ea Au cxpert in handwriting. After explainiug one of | bonds. The following were the latest quo- Tvrspay, Dec. 5-6 P. M. Bc. a R15. The relatives and iriends are hereby requested te revlate ee wosral reanlie of jnatderendy vo te bie lees he gtdted. wat ail of twotines and part | tations:—Tennessee ex coupon, 67 a 67%; do., | . AFHFS.—There continued a tair mquiry tor pots, the mar. | .oTEN-— fhe marvel mas quiet, bet Shper.., Strate, asornd sient cae Devens at neu Meet es eee im “ . a Z rs OTe Aveta @ ol iueit ‘ellow beings, Hall the prisoners now | Or pease alia, nad Deen erased, ettuer With @KUKE | new, 67a 673/; Virginia ex coupon, 61 a 63; do., | KetFemaluing very firm. Sales wero mate at $8 a $8 50. | “Wriiskry.--Keceipta 455 vb!a, The market was decidedly | Mattias’ church. corner Bruce aud, Ctaawe + c, el u streets. Pearls were considerably sought after, and the scarcity alone | better, with sales ot 410 bie. at Wo. a Me. closing Ormat the | SCHECIS || JIA AMAT Re AN TM arcerucd should long éiuce bave been dis- latter price. prevcm.ed busineas—quoted nomiaally at $9 25 a $9 75. i reported, quies | LOGG, In the 66th yeur OL bis ago, 10 ed or. condemned to thelr proper quarters DR. J. 0, BCHORB registered stock, old, 60 @ 62; do. sixes, consoli- prea of Udi 1OrL tO linger in ovenueowaed coils, | testified that there was no known medicine which | dated bonds, 64% a 05%; do., sixes, deferred scrip, The market remains as when v A has. bee teworth: i ~The siock of wool Is light, and the receipt ce, Nort manstuugiiter, - « s " ‘ views, who, 7 hime ‘ 0:6 t tiéo of detaining @ Man to durauce vile. Had Gangtnae ibeed ee a ra, mesiea iectpally in | do. sevens, gold, 90; Sorte Caroline xX coupon, 3534 | quiry, realizing former prices. We quo! Sperm, 35c, dees are realized, hear of sales frou ee ba fe bag ys ag ey it ra. man been tiled, convicted A assed his time od Mii wh J ‘2 parti @ 87; do. funding, 1868, 25 a 25; do, ao., 1863, 21 @ | patent do., 45c.; stearic, 2c, a 290, ; adamantine, Lic. a 17. ; X Obio at Ge, 510,000 Ios. el . 5 ‘conkers. ervitude, ue Would lave enn cighteen Gite tn 1808 ae meeke’ ier Sneak i! 22; do., new, 17919; do., special tax, 14a 15; Mis- | parafine, 2c. a et Seesaw Tom, Cape, 40's ‘RouBe,—At Hoboken, on Sunday, December 3. aths ago. Lt 18 well to call the attention of the , speak Span: : pulled, W'L1z did not s| i] H i P 3 it CorrER was decidedly firmer and in good demand. We | Grande, 3-}6°.; 1,000 Ibe. Colorado, 40c. ; 6,001 ins. Western Friends and acquaintauces, also Jersey Schutzem 2 peak agin ss stls Ib vas Custon CSL pe a pervnens pbtitod ror tte peat : "Bic, 40 bags pulled, 48¢ a G5e. ; GU baies for gD noils, | Corps, Captain fihectien, are lavited to altend the ry i in Mexico during the warm weather for famites to + + hear of sales since our last of 1,0:0,000 Ibs. for prompt and | Texass “ M ciip Calitoral 43: . sleep out of doors on cots; the custom of that coun. | PY 99996; Loustana sixes, 04 9 63; do., new, 59 delivery, at 25140. a 25ige. cash, nna Cor December aad | {aie aie puiteds 30-000 ibe. Cane, 60,000 Io Mesiiza’ aud 48 funeral, irom nis late residence, 155 Meadow strees, Birict Aioruey to te LAKMING CONDITION OF THE TOMBS, to Is management, which 1s excellent, but t0 | try was for people to embrace. on micet & 62; do, levee sixes, 6314 a 65; do. do, eights, 70 a 80; | f" ain, : 1nis (Wednesday), at half-past one o’ciock I, M. noveraly cane Ce pene ae jRypdenais as the people tees shake hands: the Moelle do, do, eights, 1575, 75 a jo. Penitentiary sevens, ‘Corr Ex.—There bas been nothing of tmportance reported ese LYDECKER.—AL West Hackensack, on Saturday, iis the duty of the District Attorney to | Ki#8, YOu lands” is a very common gue in cofte- | g5 a 70; uo. railroad eights, 15 a $0; Alabama | \'"%, fove ben topoed of, We quot noisy’ bur. CATTLE MARKET, December 3, Mancanerta,, widow of Alert LF jeast icnd his well-remunerated exertions to- + eae” ete ; a (Rio), ordinary, 144e. a I4iyc.; do. do. fair, 1440. Naan ‘ tap 2-008 Fak ie eduneed beaks CHOU ZMe wetOte at the time the \Ortiz brothrers “came 10 | south Carolina sixes, 50 a 68; do. new, January and | Laguayra, 16v0 a T86,5 (St. Domingo, 1m boud, 12. a 12h t pes) Hae We Era Glia any (edooe: io, outta in | aie regular course | of amie san wiih ah Ona, eanenuaie ones July, 90% @ 31; do. do., April and October, 27 a 28; | 2". nox cutie ‘tavaruble, Advices from Lirerpoot DOMESTIO MARKETS. day), at eleven Asin suidd Daedibee Ee wehnea bcead ™ 6 5 " risk deman: m ters, an a fair in- 71. "| ys.—On Tueslay, Decer }, Mal 3g stace’ bave een determined, Lethargy, mdi | ROWsare aw had wot ume toC Hate, ones eeetese | Atkansus sixes, funded, 60 a 62; Movite and Ohio | sale’ trom gpnners aniapeciatore ie market was active: | Coxon gurongs. good oritnary, Wyara Wigs Mek eels, | MCMANNUS. naulve o Tinie, coUNty Meath, 1relam, ence ue carelessness On the part o! the properly roomed at the corner of Mission and Third streets, Railroad sterling, 87 a 90; do. interest cights, 81 a | with an upwardtendency, Yhe marcet for forward deti 2,394 bales. (40. Btock, saat. years an 6 moutus. * aged cries war excited te active at full prices, The salea re- riends and acquaintances of tho family ara hstituied authorities will certamiy not reflect any ‘The withess was cross-examined et considerable | &3; 40. second mortgage, eights, 70 a 75; Mis- | Forted on ‘Change m up as follows: ‘> Day dit on those Whose parainount duty it 1s to re- 1th ere " y Day. Leut Bvenii Tota’. respectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, fromm 120 re the counnunlty of such or its iaemberg 8 are aerate "us. Ortin caviee, ipesxitnchateaves me WA) | as wecmauacn: aa bag ald st ‘um 2009 | West Twenty-uinth street, on Thursday, the 7a crimtuai point Of view objectionable. Besides, | Suck to his text that he hal. & 85; wage, eights, 73 a 77; vas Mua | Sateman tien dcsailt inst., at one o'clock P. M. ust ve borg ta ming Wat we Tombs was built | ‘The deposition of Charies'M. Hinman was next | New Orleans and Jackson, first mortgage, 85 a 59; to | ; middiings, 1840, Net receipts, 367 bales, pT Ne Eg il a ;. pete a ie part of the gentiomen entrusted Wore ad cuneate a erieecemmamsnene wah do,, second mortgage, 73 a 76; Memphis and ann my T 4 Esporte to. et eects to the Continent, 2,160, Ft thet its bee Sh er Pee ae ee AVE f callea on | G . \. a: , ales, 2,000 bates. . ie anc , ih grave 208 pro ay Wa oneuredly ree him in New York and wanted him to get her a situa- Charleston Railroad, tirst mortgage, 83 a 85; do. | _yitudes in tue avo 22 bales to arrive, For future ? are 18)g0. Podabid bes pel epeetuly jinviced ere ae telunc catenins Berlous a! pi ie ton as governess in the South; she spoke kindly of | 8econd mortgage, 76 @ 80; Greenville and Colum. | deiivery (basis low miduling) ‘be sae have been as ol Cotton active; middlings, a ST hataem, Ms. | lateresidenca, 405 . G v1 fs b e : December, 790 at 18%¢c., 900 ¥ —t0 Conuineat, b3o, bales; to uid DO: o¢ overcrowded trough negligence and | sr, Ortiz; sald that he had always treated her | bia Rattroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 65 a | lowei He a peeidiat Ion, 100 at 8 LeU: iw at | bacce Sales, %4OW. sock, 93,84 Su H BOO at ; December 7, at half-past one o'clock P. M. pabitc will earnestly look forward to tie removal 4 . More as @ fathor than an employer; she aid uot | g>, macon and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed | 1%: 200 at is i366, ng Island Oity, on Monday » MAURICE 4., Youngest som Quisu.—At Astor 0 at 190.; February, 500 at 193 166, . CHARLESTON, Deo, 5, 1471. aces togetner cott alternoon, at five o'cl those causes Which In apy way tend to engender | wish to return to Mexico as the People are two un- March, April an tive and strong: middlings, 18'4c. W IX¢0. Net ree 9 ease. civilized; kuew her, also, when she was a governess | by Georgia, 68 a 72; Wilmington, Charlotte and Anil bod Lasse. total, £200 bases, | To-day Decemb onus ai ites Eaporia to Greet Beitain, 14950, Bales, pip rise Mary Quist, aged 2 years, 4 monthe in Hermosilio; sie was always treated respectfully; | Rutherford Railroad eights, 64 a 66; Selma, Rome in at ve, tv ‘ Ys ob r . Gu, Stock, 34, ‘the 3 of the fart respect! a i¥e., 2.5.0 at 18 Ib-Joc., 2,000 at Ive, ; 300 as 18 1o-1d0., Lovutsviurr, Deo. 5, 1871. ihe triends o1 je fuimily are respectiully invited DEAGZ AT JEFFERSON MARKET. eee ioe conglusion of this depute coe Coter ae. and Dalton Railroad sevens, 50a 53; Memphis and hat 59 annary EN a 18, 1, 400 at 19 ong ay i F Tobacco active | mradea now Bo ‘G6 00 a B7 75; Loon I ay Ming fs agg ee: ag ee be fe $4, . ediom leaf, ad i" en! on ‘er a a Vi ator Long pee ip baled Lesaimated Little Rock Railroad eights, 75 9 80; Memphis city | 14 1 i6e, sw at 19\e.s Feprua jonas RS Oswrao, N. ¥., Dec. 5, 1971. | Istand City, this (Wednesday) aiternoon, at two lancholy Ead of a Lawyer—Thoe Condition sixes, 66 a 68; Savannal city sevens, 85 td ‘ae BW at Blac. af af punerenelty,. sie 7 ; ina ua 2 at | ohana by de ia ay) ze a‘ Ib 7 ; 4 gC. 5 nn No. pring. tor winter 3) for white Me —' ay f Sef-rson Mi:ket Court and the Prison. CITY GOVERNMENT. Orleans cotsols, Old, 70 a TH; do. Issued to rat Sse Lodo at A8igcy dat 1 T1-s8e. Saw. Aud at aroun, Carrngi ad cor sae wiser, $84 (or willy | "ita sow. On Monday, December 4, ETHER 13 in Hip Cell. mernnrinnpinnnnree. Toads, sixes, 10a 74; do, sevens, 63a 67. dp thn LAE LIMA Nori liiwaukes gud hed Sec AORN 10000 ee ee a vontns ‘nd i dandaneete 'g, about one o'clock, Azel P. OFFICIAL, Beware BARNINGS, dinference s 10, Lecemo \ IES beg aR ex daugnters of Samuel C. and Margaret ’ Ransom. rT i prison at Jefferson Market — The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, al- A euo 17,80). bales. tel 8S For unos J ner awe ‘Mil food sacha horta, " she, Oral ey heh rE id vitee ° ‘ by r 22; shipstaits, 82 2 D8, )pertoa, | Ionic Lodge, F. an +) are 4 m the ciiccis, 11 14 said, of @ foundering which ne bac lig fermen though operating only 103 miles more than last Te receipts ative porta wets, a neiroed Rreientee Plates v0. Hosteee eer | ene tS: aoe icroia then reine OF Tale i the prisoners’ box attached to the Court up Hat, Dee. & 1871-2 o'clock Pp, w, | Yeah Shows an increase for the eleven months ex- | THY y rer Wymuington, WB; Nor‘olK, 2,11 700; | (oNew vork, O0c.;t0 Albany, da, Kecdiptaby lake, 277 | parenis, 174 Eighta aveet, Brooklyn, &. D., on Wed- irs, ‘Tue circumstances of the case are:—On ‘The Board met in their Chamber, No. 18 Cny Hall, purcu. | piting November 30 of $1,192,400 in earnings over | New York, 967; Hoston, 2—total, 20,257. Thia aay ‘inst | bushe's wheat. N. ¥., Dec. 6, 1871, | Besday, December 6, at two P. M. fternoon Newkirk was arrested by OMicer | “beyav tnomee D the corresponding period of 1870—an average of | Weeks 17,108; tia tay last ran. Ne, Mes on, Gomon to | Recelp “nmanelt tear, |» SAaiZ.08.—1y Brooklyn, on, Monday, December 4 day al Present, Thomas Coman, Esq., President, in the chair, and foreign pore e a8 follo to Havre, by steam, te, T1.000 bus ariey, 10,000 bushels, | JOMN SAMPSON, In the “6th year of his age. over $100,000 per mouth, which, in the case of No- | 518d. +0 Hamburg, by steam, }6' W bushels, Flour quiet ant un- | The relatives and irieuds Of the family are respect- es, doon, of the Twenty-fiftn precinct, on a charge | the following memvers :— 5 dey compressed; to | Shipmen' aviug stolen a vallse ‘contaimng clothing from | oven, Pinncite Sonlichinae Wee oad acrere Mitchells | vember, 1871, Was more than reached, the increase | fifa", iam, icy gor), comresseu;" to Baltic ports, , hanged.” Woeal cuil:eaies sa) bushels wbi'e Michigan at | fully invited to attend the tuner x from wis late room of William U. Dunham, at No. 94 Bleecker | The minutes Of meeting “held November 29 wero read | having been $105,392, Dy Baits 40: BIC KOH Ne ote a, Nee Urteans, Tran | Iowot new atebe.. aad igh mixed at Sicr Oate and rze | fn iy I “teniicapep hiner ngats et, ‘ue prisoner, Who was eSbpene eer aes RESOLUTIONS, ‘The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad are Ibs ive eT” | ne: sleeved; prices ‘nominally, nchanged, | Bare gtr omeeT | ee emi con Monday, ‘December 4, Mra. Carma tity tat ay 0s0n an agent 10r the travelling Resbivese oat two. Tne bo placed reported and compared as {ollowsi— ms 14 i Mote.” Seeds nexieclod. Pork quietat $18 60, Lard quiet | RINE SHAFER, relict of Henry Sharer, aged 45 years. thas jately jarepe be placed and Npred in froat 19 at lve, Hignwines dull; nominally The taneral Will take place, irom her late rest. is and uecvagerte of Van Amburgh. Six weeks | of the main entrance fo the Church ut St. Joh mM November, 1870—Gross... p he recdived ‘’ check for $800 and Went ona | on the north side of Thiriieth street, between m renin nt ¢ 4 104G0, Doo 5, 1871. dence, 347 West Firweth street, this morn at tel Kighth avenues, and two opposite the rear entra nore 'y Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat tn fair dom dandad | o’clocl to St. Paul's church, Fifty-pint Expenses Mi $1 20; | street. The remains will be taken to Ricimé ) uM — Tbe quotations are based on coon running m quality no feo, which he kept up until Sunday last, when Nig | tren, on Tiley first street, see be Hore than bait a prade above of Leow ihe rkade qi ved; ho, L spring, $1 26; No. 2 apriay ney Wyx all gone. Dunham, Lae a rity, took pone Baer ‘Under tue direction of vi Com- pt Sees FLOUR AND GRALS—Receipts, 9,9 bole Youry 990 ask: biting 2: pring, ry Hebe iisimeese p to bis room at the above name a4 ace, as in Which wan laid over, November, 1371—Gross. $723,000 8 corn meal, 1h 0 ous Ga wheat, P09 Pe) do. | gh ae 20, aollei seat Noa Suirn.—At Washington, D. C., on Monday, De+ ru \ewirk stole the valise and clothing. When | By Alderman Cat Expenses 10,000 | Oats 1,00) Cos eeaine ¢ Shipping. rac fe int iiche | tats Maat oie . comber 4, the Hon. THOMAS L. SMITH, aged 83 Yours, en tu Jederson Market, at one o'clock on Monday bm POL be hi le Ay Borer Cat iis demand wes aise | Ee a Jecheds Se 5 NO. asaaae | tor many years the faithful ana efficient First Audie ea, Lut the demand was from th sone. Suun sireel, coder the airtenioy oF ply avs bed at fal o sellér jan; ball of month, 4 rt rhoou, he Was put into the prisoners’ and | Gaiere street, nder the direction of | yy, pei Ooy . 4, } y y d et. 413,000 e ere about 7,00) bbls, the market clo ° tor of the ‘Treasury of the United States, and weik Paine: ‘here until alter three, when he was taken | the Comminsoner of Public Works; and that the accom “ § Re ee ale ene Hult ANG, ptices, Were notaipalty, une | kcown to a numerous circle of attached iriends aw pa p 1 " ‘aud cartied down stairs to the prison by two of Ww Wok ‘was laid over. Increase in the gros: earnings. . +00 $163,000 ode Southern dour Was quiet, with sa-es ot ubout 90 | ? old school. court uitcera, He was placed on a bed bestle | py'xiderman MOKInVRR— Increase in ihe net earaiags... 116,000. | Ht our quotaious. Corn meal was dui but unchanged. | poot ‘ | uddeniy, on Monday, December Biove in the omey and soon Bae ace PR % reas two te A MeN auton on Settlements with connecting lines ave expected to | peru $450.0 9650 2 Pine root tag hd ‘an | AUUUSTA ©, Only chud of Leney t. 4 on! ¢ sitewal o r x New York A Nea Th No. 43) No. " 9» Bigs + mtace eyaee P tious THeGEHT OE is death vas entertained. | Turnverein Hall at Now Oeand O% Bast Fourth streets unuer | @td About ten per cent to the last resuit, For the | Siverine 273.8 045 | patos ab ola B January, $13 bk by di bp able ARS Wearg.and Pore ine , “Hides henmee es eee oo a headed beet tee nits Hea Ny Twa 13 slice Jenuary, & | mornima, ie ‘ember 6, at teu o'clock A, M.. from Ste 2 Chote do. 2 % ar 8, ee By Alderman PLUNKITT— mated at three aud three-quarter millions, For the | superane Westera Pai a te e ch, 3/0. ‘era | Marks church, coruer Tenth street and Second ave- tue’ immediate cause, if NOt the | nea" Went Forty hinth sect, under the direction or ine | Ye" 1871 the company aro quito sanguine ot show | FethS Nis Twa Bae 5 ro Bulk mestexshonidery, | DUS on sunday evétiltte, December % Map state oe perianing Be westalned Coton was iatdovers) vn POT rea nie eee ete haepanert O Pwa 1h | ee es oes mn cles | anor a hogering liness, Many E, Widow of George VOX Up stairs, ich was lat over THB RAILROAD BONDS. en Wa Bo a8 8 W. V y ly daughter of James aud the 0 * man Cua! . a 800 | 4 tS. Reeeips—3000 | W, Voornees ant only daughter ol Se ti pt pe A ate ihre That (wo pade placed in front of Gram. | The following were the bids for the raliroaa : Sia Tw do, corn. 9,000 do. | late Julia A, Shaw, aged J) years, sda 3 BRAIN de Pe ah mar School No. 46, ie, under the direction of | Hondas: St Lowi atranght extes 10 o 1,000 do. rye, 16,00) do. od 18,000 hogs, Ship- Toe relatives and friends of the tamily aod those saxo. The court room 14 so cold that | the Commissioner of Public Works, baipodd St. Lows choice douote extra {DY a 440 | MUNA) bola, Hour, 1,000 bushels wheat, 14,000 do, cora, | of her brother, John J. Shaw, ace respecttully. in- judges, clerks and reporters have to wear their | “Whion was laid over New York Cen #'s, 1883. Wl Tol. Wabcons con... 85 | St Louisvaorce tam 8 OO Hi do. owts, 300) do, rye, 1,00¥do. barley and 1,000 hogs. | You ty attend the funeral services, At ler lato rest rcouts aus fan Surg N toate business ag 1ast.| By Alderman MITORBLL = Rew Fork Von e's, lel. We Hea. Navies lst m.. .. 88° | Rive neue iy th a wep a fence, 103 Caton place, on Wednesday ovening, host). and retre elr Private rout valve, omptroiler beand he is hereby author. | New York Gt Weat Lat t - = ; i real f Seance with stoves Kept Reated” at pervete ox taht cut alceciouve draw ule Warrant in (aror or even of the | New yore U Gt West udm Hi $3 PATAL aegis Bt HUDSON RIVER Dovembet 6, at half-pest. seven ASS satriwnant : Sinking Fund (or the present year, for c | urther notice. fe. 1g vox in which the Prisoners are put to | Commisias ony compensation for services rendered} in Saito) oie burg, Westchester county, on Thursday morming, “Ihe windows are-all broken, nud thucutiing, | maoimtaror one Progen: oF Whe joa af lactate Chloe tak P Sioa 410 | Yesterday morning, at nulf-past seven o'clock, as | for interment. Ay. Wind Setar toe care me boot present yest, neh "fOr ‘the, een O° 1,000, 1oF aervices ren- Beanay win R24 | one ot the ravroad employés was walking along Wat po=At Chere DANE ot a Bae OE TRRILAY WIIOS. THE. GONG ee casnce | gnred tee | commnitiecd Of uely Teac eeak to bb cherase Gorn meal, vuncheous: De =| thetrack near the roliing mit at Spuyten Duyvil | Comber 4, Emaxcrs Warne, Th ih Mt Try ohare, irevt have irequentiy since the cold weather | other services . seen crying on account of the cold, aud to the account of wen bite (ew fugers and slash thetr ‘armg | priate account ind them (o keep Warm. Fromatank mone | Whichwaslnid over, 1). ber wacer is continually dripping, @nd the floor Report of thi ways soaked With Wel, except When covered = Wheat was dull, an in the abacnice o/ sales Kimost nomt- | he stepped trom bho track to AVOLd we down train, | Ne. Or Fourth avenue and Twenty-first strect, Om | ¥ genies,” or any other a - : | Cy Contingencies,” or any PP! nalat £12 a $1 65 (or No.2 suring, # 6 * 8108 for No.1, | when the seven o'clock eXpress up train came thun= ore uh Ie Ten o'clock “A. Si, for Intermion® bi 1 Hariem con mige 8 fering apoed of | Alu Sus zd ban ecia} committer on restricting speed ot & Sus zd bde trains of cars nthe Fourth avenue, above orth second | Mich Cen Ist m 8's, t 1 60a $i bf for red winter, and $l 64 @ HL 67 for amber. deep cut and struck him on the ¢ ‘ “ WW T dering through the deep cut a os jreenwood Cemetery. Tho relatives and (rende No. 9 Chicago, ol 60 ee ee a once | logs, breaking one and throwing hun with great Eines tu attend. a1 05 for ber State, SL 70 . | violence from the track. He was picked up and ‘ Bw oS oe 4 orasery, but ull, ‘Tho salen carried Inco the tenement house, but died tn about WaLKER.—On Tuesday, December 5, Locy fe The tales were about ud ‘ i Ice Sizeey recommending the lowerlog and covering Of (be | Uni Boe ee Pei Dushels at Tso. a To, for mixed alloat halt an hour, He was @ sugle man, nat thew | of Thomas George Waiker. ray morning the prisoners were taken out | track#ol the darlem Railroad (rom Forty-second atreet to | Mich 8. % Sd... . pega a walt al ‘ 5 mrt ‘Tho reiatives Bud friends of the family ate res Hea edie telrigerator aA ranger round a stove Warten hivar ‘when. necessary, and covering auch racks Tpe PE A SD, lly ata | Delaney, aged forty-jour, and @ restdent of Peek: 3 kl, Waere Le possessed some property. ‘rhe Voro- | spevttally invited to attend the bg thi er y were firmer, 8 wi cavations adit. sy 7 here the a by job " ai been Leated With coat stolen from tue | ™ - sh . te Wate en whines Boing, im wave, oF thc, Biice’, ¢ © GorU. | spectally te, 1g. Weel Fittiein eteeet, ft Supply by One of the oMicers, Bee rae ee aOTee: saiourmed until Wedneeday next, Gi | Union Paciee 1st apes. thee, {fused Sour iot mm. ‘ imouil Tor Wentern. “hye wasquet | Herat Youkers was notiwed aud BO inquest wi } Bagseseneeee, reece me , Frank Hougbialin and C. A. L. Qoldey, clerks | iment at iwo o’aoak P, JOHN HARDY ciate Union Pes id erant 7a, 704 Peninsuiar RA bande.’ ie, “Baciey wae ules but dsmer— | Dit 4 ie