The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 3, 1872, Page 3

SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 3, THE BIG-PIPER MEN'S STRIKE, Wednenday o) ht, and left the next morning. sit remember when Lean'taay whetlier ne was tere at all oF Lot alter Laat, rHurrougla was dead. mw remember seeing Constable Monk T raw hima bite War next there, AGIRL TRIED FOR MURDER, JARRABRANT'S STORY OF IN PATERSON, THE WARLEM CHURCH WAR ACONS AND CLASS LEADERS TO ¢ EXPELLED ON CHARGES. The Working Men Set Right before the Pab- at which No Honest Man of p Soul and Body Together. strike of the laborers engaged in the construction of the new aqueduct from 113th to t, and the procession to City Hall which they formed (fully reported in THe SUN of yesterday), naturally excited much In- terest, especially among the inhabitants of the neighborhood of the work. At an early hour yesterday, notwithstanding the rain, small knots of men, gradually increased during the day, as- sembled along the line of the work, which is ont of the Board works directly, and engaged in earnest nut quiet and orderly discussion of the strike Tt was genorally felt that the wages paid by the city are too low, and do not give a man of fam- Each laborer is paid 2 9 jority live below but Was after was polig to wen Lip ux Ltold Mir, Monks nughe war found. Tid not eay any (hl m about going for T went to Paramus that day on of wae told. A Tammany Election as Described by the An Almost Satante I scribed by Members of the Flack. The First Baptist Church of Harlem, at Fifth avenue and 126th street, has obtained much notorlety lately by a series of dificulties between Elijah Lucas, and the con- Not only have the Baptist denom!- in taken deep Interest in the warfare, but much feeling hes been engendered am aiders, ‘Tho recent expulsion of several influen- ed much to the exeite A reporter of Tit: Sux visited the pastor at his residence, 18 Rast 128th street, y noon, The reverend gentleman was exceedingly He ts of medium size, with brown hatr ithuslastic in his calling. called to obtain your version of the difficulty in the First Baptist Church. Tam loath to make any statement in regard to what the newspapers see fit to call the church warfare in is disposed to trent this matter falrly, Tsee no reason why Ishould not tell you what I know Hor Plest Meeting with Bogert in a Prison be Married Th to secure the Furniture A Chargo Hosert Did the Mur trial progresses, L'bbie Garra- nopehalance which rin its earlier days. svc day aftor day the cold, hard testimony ao- jmulating around her, the car \ils to give her support, and on one oc- casion yesterday she burst forth 4 the first evidence of woman uature which she has shown since the trial bege ‘The attendance In the morning was about the same as on previous days, greater dimensions t vious day, for Libble waa on the stand, ‘Whe Court opened with a full b ford, Terhuno, Dargers, and Barcalow. Judye Bedle announced that the argument tn regard to the admission of Libble Garrabrant’s ‘oner as evidence in this tral would be resumed ; and that pending the You hid eon Ninety-second atre {made Burroug! ? And that you got flat Information from fo Ltold ho, person while be Was alive what it'was that inade bin sick. LIBBIE GARTATRANT'S @ECRET, Why didn't you tell? ) Judge Bedie~I cau give a reason but 1 don't want I don't know, the pastor, the Re ‘This answer was civen In a subdued tone, can give ® reason but decline to an- Tgot that tn- OF Hot tie reason You ess training of You aay you Dawes COU T font know. Met ted under th forination 1 dtd why he wae sick, tial members has a esterday after- vehemently) —T n J didn't want ¢ url.) i fellow? A. Van Winkle Bogert. he paper that was been found im Mr, Burrok ‘an. Winkle Nogert Van Winkle Bogert gave A the feller, an ily achance to live. day, and from this, as the m Fifty-ninth street, they must deduct twenty cents a day for TWELVE NOUNS A DAY. sidered @ day's work, but ven to twelve om their toll. * are speedil Inthe afternoon it Now, Rilzabeth, duced lord, eald to havc pocket, with some writing on it? A Q—Who wrote it? A yrowent wisen I wrote it, wrote It with. erwOU direct You? Mow did sou ¢ and full beard, and ts Reporter—I have neh: Judges Fight hours ts co the men actually e ours aday In gettin The labor fs heavy, and incapab and inexorably excluded from it by Capt. G. W. Dresser, the engineer In charge, and by Jno, Noe, Then, again. whenever the me the penel) no to write It? THB REAL AUTHORSHIP OF THAT LETTER, ‘Witness Van Winkle Bogert asked me to write It. He taked me to write what fe on the paper, Harlem, but as the general fore Thad no ‘pencil of my own. 1th a book In Nis pocket, Elizabeth, did you have anything to.do with the ing to Mr. Hurrough ? Thad no knowledge prior, to hi the had taken a When I went ow Sunday nleht the eupper was on the tabl fateak, aid potat ewere In ® roun The rice puddin pay is irregular, ir expenses, Ita receipt embarrassed by 1 and usually attended with th man who works weekly payments and « to lay up more money Until the Jate reform {these men were § ODJECTING TO THE PASTOR'S PRAYEN ago T ontered the Sabbath school ing to hold a prayer meet- Superinten- »jocted most em- been walking entleman for rigin of our great that the jurymen should read no ad the privilege of reading the papers, and that the Court had perfect confiden the Jurymen had not read the reports published but that as the time before the tion of the trial was now very shot Court ordered Ui of my chureh, purr Ing among the young folks, but th dent, Mr. Stephen H. Burr, ¢ phatically to my doing so. on the edge ¢ seven years, arding, ia al clty laborers, movements the waxes ¢ ompensation with which they profess to hich is the measure of thelr pre of tie trial dish. They ‘was ip saucers, efore | went for standing right behind satisfied, and wh ent demand. NO WORK YESTERDAY, n the morning would have prevented Aion of work else had been in the way. the 16th of April was ext Hence no surprise was manifested at the failur of the men to go to work, alth pers. promptly authorities at“ the asword with that ut this was the The saucers w ‘Q.—Who ate at the table that night ? At that tine Thai spate month and shalt, waged to Bogert Tad been sout enup to his slster-o-law" a to Riley's with hin rovghe was taken sick, Bogert #0 ‘@ week, aud sometiin 8 TERM IN JAIL, ry e constables in charge, and the argu- mont began, Attorney-General Giichrist taking tp thecase fer the State, and Mayor Tuttle re= irt ruled that ft could not be ad- idence tn this trial. PROSECUTION RESTS, ‘he jury.was then sent for and the trial re- drew from it with several was the lea he also resigned fron f the choir, and that position and dissension through the ‘The 6th of February was the day set a the election of truste church we were ngaged to Van Wink! recollect how long i had been ety At the time Burroughs wat yesterday f Besides, pay up eted during the day, ugh they wert nm the ground. which Is near what and on assem! re witness, Crose-examnin: with Mr, Karronghs on. S y went with me. ted, and we had anticipate pur regular place where the water from Croton ¢ ye old reservoir and the new did not seem to attach much importance to the work would be d if the weather and pay day did not pre posed of the vided between nes, and A.C. made aware that the day that Bor. Brown, but re was another aad Leaue frou Jall whe objection to your n, however, as was ascertained bya reporter who that this clique had an opp« ticket, We unsuspectingly se the moderator. the polls were opened TAMMANY TACTICS. A large number of filegal votes were Mr. Sinith qutetly The polls should ae Judge Bedle ruled that the question could be arked ifcounsel thought It was for any disqual ing offence. ir. Hopper did not k not, and the question wa Libble looked aad when she saw one of her mnpanions oo the stand, and her face was tely downward and toward the ted Mr. Smith ay hwo tellers were appointed and nate pose to quit Wa day, and turned alter ork until the pay w ned alters ik ow whether It was or © body after the watch i y behaved. Many evinced by their conyersath ree of education. A MICH SINECURE, orers seemed t ith, Barroughs A—N F protestatiot mitting the outrage n kept open for closed after fifty minutes had expired, lots of two members of the chureh wei contrary to tions, and the uinty Prosecutor Hopper sald, “rest About a week, Rate Boyd staye t stay til Thanksgiving, loft Greene. atte Mayor Tuttle then opened the case for the de- appreciate the work of them after the arrival of fick ever aloce al housework for Mr. lurroug otuer girls cam: no doubt that what yon have the have Impressed er: that man Smith makiy the book, swe ' service for which the notary from the Comptrol ery oath adiitnis= red. There arc 4) men to be paid here to-day, and for swearing then rformed the ticket was declared ele ting of a masority of the mem- bers, a resolution was passed declaring the ind arrangeni FUGENE TAYLOR, auda girl from, Frank! Pelle Meade, | They would stay all taspectal mi men with them. T paed to have Ww 1 "Sou Hy theory Which Lao Wot belive Young men «tay wit have pal money for holding who had been declared duly ele us in the dlegality the eal for e rocks, and dirt, an ago, in paying off tif thie Ransous F some other 1 of the church and who had received but one tu tung man who afterw had no right t place Is worth $1,500 a m Now if economy Ty etay with you. niente? knowledged that woon such chaps as hi held another eb veloped the fact that the d and in the Park Charles Crook QU ALNTANCE rmantown we went down the When we went to ( the foremen get b draw frou) tae church previous to their expul know what they were taiki MEN UNITED, monatration of Wednesday wns , and then the flied with tears, Sh Went to Boe. jements £9 stay at hia hous THe cnUncH. When Mr. Gar Dbie's breast heaved and she bit her lips With head of ber father, witch jorition that it Was not a few self-delegated men who were He knew before that Twas Q—What did he come fuer other girls gat and stay'over 1 upon her. down ou Satu: n was more idental than otherwise. and they did not to join them by their expulsi n quiet tones LIGHIE'S FATHER'S TESTIMONY Tain the father of the defendant re after Durr would right be brought to a ku Midn't use to go Ine and they would d with them and h No thought of violence and there was no neces jar display of policemen at the City of 151 East i2ith street, vl wages of city laborers, sad Charley put tie we a su it Would ( cate. We kept the key on ne last @ ycar ago. mpecn, whe is a cabd: hteen years ale MPTROLLER @ the men were drawing thelr pa Riley, the Chairman of the Committ loner Van Nort an ed up to “the of art to announ Rew words he informed She sald tha: the truth concerning the pastor's ¢ THE PASTOR 4 preached his s¢ hed wpou her aaa child troller Green. “ When Mr. Luc 6 at that tine, ye betore thank >to New York dail reln-law’s two d: sult of bis mission, his constituents that yand that that off granting of the clain n unable to see Cc etion a deck absence from the city of been promised a de 1 o'clock to-morrow. ng the men to be on hand to-day, ready to wo to Work as soon as their terms were acqule throughout the understanding: lived: wiih you tors in twenty. i that he had He stayed at er had professed to favor we had had twenty AT told hin and placed me + The place at astors in tw mmissioner Van Nort, n rested, owing to functionary. She stayed at my bh aline for us ther: 1. domineered oncluded by pulpit on every py ally prated about their w ntable he u n tolerated, brant was th d when she went to C Even ai the age which ought It was three or fo runty Clerk Blau crowd as the general r their homes q were pald of tand, but it cleared as she embers of the church, and L wonder that they could sit there Sui Sunday and listen t to be excluded, but the pastor t their request. SILENCE GIVES CONSENT. CARRABRANT is your name? ON THE STAND f days after at A ROTTEN i drroughs told me not to iyatu about geti FERRY BRIDGE, «his children and other little ones to vote against the older members of which is ail wrong.” her version of the t elections, and said that ally elected iption of the ele declared illegal, n't way any nly to the Beye ah What did you say the aboutlt? A. Mayor Tuttle sald What might have Island Ferry Horrer-Life Imperilled in Greeupoint-Good Citizens Insulted. At 5 o'clock yesterday afte Long Island City side of the Thirty-fourth street ferry, the lives of a boat load of passengers were impertiled. bridge and the chain was unhooked, and the ngers wore stepping out, the side of the bridge opposite the Indies three young women fell in held by each other, and the uppermost, catching the railing and holding herself there, the other two out. was there to give th been Another 1 “for young girls there. ‘The place was cond time We spoke to you of that kind f moon, on the tien which Mr, Lucas bad We Were to be married ou the sth of February don the sth Frb: first time he said boat touched Winkle trying to buy the fF four times tt h hundred dolla th rty-tive dol The two yoters which the pastor contended wrongfully counted outyshe said, were a and daughter who had not attende h meetings for many months, and who had been induced by Mr. Lucas at the eleventh hor to enter the church and proffer thelr ballots, They reached the polls just as they were closed, declared the election Did you know f iW it was postp (The witness ing nly waxted to gly rut it two days bid’ Vag Wise i cabin gave way the water, They 3s while Bur qualnted with Burroughs, was in the front room. ‘terward moved over to bh wanted to buy nung lady that lived iNegal when thi Fl gained Wannam t, she said, cl rotested wh. neen defeated re out of the front rallenged any of the he was told that bis tle She described the subse- nt meetings with minuteness, and said that of maby falsehoods. hat the deacons had 4 of conspiring to break down the »wh to be men of good minunity, and ved that set of furnt w dripping wet and rintendent hur Att? ort o'clock we went to Came out the boute got break tant nirrouehs's house and thoroughly frightened, the Sup ip stairs in the fe man who had witnessed the accident ry to look after pen and found a gentlewoman had been out vollectiny Mr. Lucas had been g She regretted very m been aceuss did you buy auy article of » body Was found, nt to his brot! her rents and Callie dowa to ty Li on that day and. aah hot say anyth worked In th been foully # eh, but had ing $40, which she hi nt of the disaster, nd at the in- Several others were in- J As the ferry ‘auth thing for the suffe: called on the Super Id at toast send them hon tlonary thought outsiders h ex, eo L Went for It ndered by the past CONSULTATION, Hills and 8.1, Burr to nndorstand from your n aronnd the house Van Winkle Bogert He gave me w (weuly-Bye cent The reporter met Deacow Ene oa Mee, Third avenue and They declined saying anything In regard to Chuteh troubles 1 nhothing about thelr Gnding insisted that at did yon do with that arsente? in several of buted unworthy d aconsultatt thoughtit would | whilo charg ated It for before you went y to Paramus on Su “were pend make any explanation to the sisted, however, tha! nd that all Mr contrary were 1) Burr says that bh tor In the manaxe lect going to Paramut body was found, «wanted to take It tots brother's TUE OLD NORTH STATE AW the election was properly Licas's assert ‘8 WICKEDNESS, 1 slept in Bar. Liberal Nomin Governorship fered with the pies Sunday school, » May 1,—The Demo- eratic Convention which met here thi and which has just adjourned, was one of t most harmonious that ever assembled, L told hun 1 go into & house iy RT'S WHERF (ROL A YOUNG WIDOW'S STORY, n that Monday Deverted aud Dishenr Yesterday afternoon Sarah McCann Paris green at 161 Worth stre counties, and although nothing had en cut and dried, that a nomination was made on the first bal safely predicted that the next Gover. norof North Carolina will be Jude the political funeral of must Hot co harmony prevail stomach pump. lowing story t My maiden name ts Sarah Clifford fs of age, was bor She told a SUN reporter the fol- grt was iD the boty pun It wade bi slyn at the cornor | Caldwell, G. streets, Where my My father is Dennis Oh ford id MoCann three BURROUGHS'S PLCUTTAR SICKNESS, now resides, married at Ato attend without fur- JUDGE MEKUMAN is rather a good-looking of Worth and Cent about forty-five T got the table ready, as L always a tried to dis: though he was known as one at the bar, he bas curacy and ¢ aets all bust n Uwent for th ie He made me bad Worse 80 18 Lo yitin saucers | and then tried tow spateh with which he tran was as a Judge After that we went When Leet out the tal the people eall me Mr and told hin i nL first’saw Burroughy which would h ve mule any other sented Bunco: Had “beefates he discarded ine Then J went of Paris green aud wrote this lever efatenk on the table said he'd be he pudding on the table tive county, several ye Seventh Judicial Clreuit tayed at Burroug for Wares yearw, ome one of th Cooley's offive, nad Went out on the my father to about the rlee It is believed here that the demoraltzation pro: duced In Grant's \ wiilgive Jude Merriman an easy walk over fact this might have been ¢ vention itself and 1 want to die. foretand that to be Trotting in Boste Greensboro Hirde town, and I fng tt Kind of SUN-shine delivered by Guy 100, for horses Wealth sunuutse, mfi BS. Mayer's he. bre i Jr.'s, DR. D. R Capl re is much en. ert told the Wedue verything ld ACCUMULATING GIL Hicks’ te. b. hiue Mogitain Duy Woreesters te. ch. &. anfting the fret night. dlan't A composed by De Nyse's I Pearlot Bagdad, wae any thing S,owuers to drive, ute Ua IP way of wetilug at +48 to Whe the br. m, Kate Gilbert 6 brim, Lady Ellis wh, br, Northern ’ defeudant way eay crowded houses thus tar k bas proven a yery any of the lauda Tnever poured any out for ulin pleasing one, and the f the seore bids fair to obtain the pularity that has attended rom the famous Offenbachinn airs, Howson, Mr. John Clark, and Mr. Bugene Clark have the severest work of the plece, and per- form tt wall, Mr. ‘Tuttle ald he had no objection to with- Hopper sald What he questing ruled out, and drawing the question. d not care to have th He was allowed wo stand Teatlmony re Teeut young Kil y for it Woodruf, Boy court room durihg L Adjourned vill #00 thls morning, Timed, 244, BAW, 248, Ab )g, 240. Miss Emin ert's counsel, was in the shies Oxi ALOR, tert eave inure ‘all Dr. Colton and the Queen Sisters 1872. : MURDERERS TO BE HANGED —— BUTCHERY OF AN ENTIRE FAMILY IN NORTH CAROLINA, The Rentence of the Adairs—The History of ® Dinbolical Tragedy tn the M What the Aranasins Say. Correspondence of The Sun. Hexpersonvit.e, N. C., April 20.—The spring term of the Superior Court for the county of Henderson closed on Tuesday. It was chiefly remarkable for the sentencing of Columbus Adair, Govan Adatr, and Martin Bernard for the murder of the Weston family. They were con- victed at the last term of the Superfor Court, but they appealed to the Supreme Court, and that court refused a venire de novo. The sentence of death was pronounced by Judge Henry. The progress of the trial was eagerly watched by the two great political parties of the State, the at- tempt having been made by the defence to fasten the murder upon the Ku-Klux Klan, The mur- der was, indeed, one of atrocity without parallel in the criminal records of this State, On the night of the 16th of April, in the county of Rutherford, Silas Weston, an inoffensive ne- gro, was shot dead while he was quietly eating his supper son and daughter stabbed to the heart, his W% stricken down as she exclaimed, “0 God! Silas, we are murdered!" the brains of the Infant lying In the cradle dashed out on the floor, and the house fired by a band of despera- does, The heat of the fire roused from her death- like stupor the mother, who, though wounded ina 1 places and covered with bloods t only been. shi the ruf- fans, doubtles Though 80 terribly wounded as to be scarcely able to move, she dragued herself to the door of the cabin, drawing with her the body of a dead child, intense heat forced her to leave at the door. and in a few minutes the cabin was burned to ashes, THE ONLY LIVING WITNESS. Polly Weston alone was spared. She had re cognized the murderers as they shot her hu band and children, and as they struck her to the floor. She swore positively that Columbus Adair, Govan Adair, and Martin Bernard ec the eri ‘All attempts to shake t ony proved futile. A chain of corrobora~ sun tive testiinony established their guilt beyond all were possible doubt, and they Sur of their own politics: ‘Their e Major Erwin, who ranks at the head of the profession in th tate as acriminal lawver, made a desperate attempt to fasten the nthe Ku-Klux-Klan, who had perpe- many outrages in Rutherford. The murderers are to be hanged on the Mth of June next, The SUN correspondent had an in- terview with the prisoners t ing after the They seemed coc ‘ollected, ev- realizing thelr situ Govan Adair is about 28 years old. He was very wmunicative, and rattled away at the rate of one hundred words a minute. Colum- bus, his brother, was reticent, but during the asionally laughed or mar i@ remark, ibern Was sullen 1 lhe conversation rare! ed his repul- anvicted by a nd of theirown cholee. A KU-KLUX PLOT. The Admire said: “We are guiltless of this murder, and Wish our statement put forth to the world “Though doomed to a felon’s death, as God § our witness,” Govan added vehemently, "we are the innocent victims of the infamous K. K. K., the rea! perpetrators of the murder, 3 Hind we been allowed & new trial, from deduced since our conviction w shown a deep-lnid plain inthe K.K.K, to de- stroy Silas Weston and his entire family. We could have shown it by affidavits made by Ku-kKlux prisoners now in custody of the United States Marshal, to the effect that It was the settled determination of the Klan to de- stroyghe Weston family because Silas Weston marred Polly, a white woman, nad under the constitution of the Klan all nilscegeniats were omed to death In swearing that we con lly Weston swore falsely an flercely exclaimed, “The abando: siitute was hot to be belicved on oath!” THE ASSASSINS WILL DIE GAME. The Jury, though selected by our counsel, did ot ploune Ub, and Judge Cloud did us foul ine Sustlee in admitting Incompetent testimony, din bis charge to the Jury.’ CorrespondentYou are Kepublicans, are you not? “Yes, We were tn the Federal service during the war, and have been active Kepublicans sin tsclose. It was our adhesion to the party that ade obnoxious to the Klan. ‘The scheme for the murder of the ‘Veston faintly was well concocted and carried out, and the innocent are to suffer for the sins of the guilty. We hi little from Executive clemency, and are pre- pared to endure the worst. We shall die * game, and leave no confession. ‘They are regarded in their own county as des- ate men, who will not scruple to commit any crime, however dark. Possibly, as the lth of June approaches. they may make aconfession, but in all probability they will, to quote their own Tar dl “yame” without leaving to the world @ stat ment of the butchery of Silay Weston and his inoffensive familly. Ixton, —_ Warriors in Council. Phe annual meeting of the surviving officers f Third Army Corps and the eighth aunlversary banquet of the Third Corpe Union will be held at Phil ade|phia to-morrow, On the arrival of the traiu leaving New York at §:9) AM mbers of the Association will meet th vi Jogatious, at the depot. and wil] convey them In’ carriages to Fairmount Var, aud after. a. modest Hineh are to be driven to Guy's, the headquarter Fighting Joe Hooker and Gen. Meade respond to toate The Pennsylvania Raj!ro itted the murder. 4 Company will sel! excur. stou Uckete from New York and return at §5 cach. AD ply to Geu. Charles ky. Granta), 119 Broadway, ——— TUE REAL ESTATE MARKET. — ‘There was a good attendance at the Exchange Salearoom yesterday, and {alr prices Were realized tor the property offered, Mr. Muller sol! the brick store and lot 197 Duan street to W. A. Pease for $94,000, and Mr. Miller struck #7 the house and lot on the south side of Kix treet, 19.2 feet east of the Fourth avenue, to J.T as. & Son sold the front and rear hous reyth street, to Willlam Clumpf for $17,108 There was ulso soldunder the hammer yesterday two yn the southwest corner of Fifth avenue mud Listh reet, and two lots on the south eide of same street, 110 eeteast of the Fifth avenge, to Thomas Bradburn for 140. Also tthe marble frontend lot a! eae t st Chambers street, to William Richardson fo yj aaae te ulldingg aud lot 26 Weot Thirty-cret Frecently sold at private sale two lots on the north side of VMAU wtreet, 125 feet wert of Madison avenue, S1xi0), for 69,000 ; also four lote-on the horth ade of Ninety-notond sircet, aud four on the south side of Ninety third etreet, 191.6 fect east of the Fourth avenne, for iu, Attention is called tothe ad f Mr. Johr Co Sehooley, President of the Talfourd Lawn As tion, who proposes A free excursion lo datualea on Tucsduy neat, shen persons of moderate an bull tan onportunity of Iuspeeting the property 0 Money deposited tn the Mutual Beneft Say ent: futerest coriamencing ou the Brat uf every Furniture, carpets, and bedding immer Lianot, Weekly aud monthly payments FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL - Tuenspay, May 2~P. M.—The tures of speculation to-day were the riety, and, ae in foriner Ire market moved tu sympathy with them At the start @ weak feeling was prevalent all around prominent fea p 1 heretofore conspleuous for ni days, U and before the call assembled prices had declined Jy t 1h, Pac wehing 74; C.,C,and 1, ¢ Erk 67; and Ki HUY, At First Roard, how over, @ sharp buying moveme nas the y rushed to the # toft toe t wae quickly turned in the upward’ direct market becoming buoyant and s 0 rise fn the apeculations of 4 to 34 ®¢ being earried up TX; C.,C. and 1, C,, 09%¢ 5 Erte, 68\4 and Rook nd, 110%; the highest prices belng reache tthe close, when the entire n t left off buoya: and etrong. Onteld the above-mentioned stor however, the dealings have been moderate; but th whole market has participated in the advance movemeut Vanama advanced from 10)¢ to 116, Harlem selling at 12HH1%,, The luvestment stocks Were strong, and uilscellansous shares steady, except Atlantic Mat ich developed new life and activity, aud was ad vanced to @i'¢ from %4 fn the moruing, the stock Bu ig many fricnds as the prospects of the company a to considerat Express stocks wer 4 pton Vulted States, whieh declined to 16, Th al uarket Wonud Up WL the beat Hkuren of th rket has been again active, During heret The Gover bond market, thongh active than yesterday, presented’ ho Bow Important f here is & Orin fecling, how: owing to the hin the gold Prospeetiy Pte ad when tl Alaliain * a het_closed strong and the ha for 196i Henry Clews & Co. 32 Wall streck, report ata. Mit Bid. Aske Hid. Asked U. B.0ur, 68.....c116h) 1056 5-908, 180) coup. Tt Mts te IAL, Few 0110" 110, 5 Ble, Lote, COUP. 119% 1155. Skereg MA NR a US Bat Ge ts SA IBA, coup. LE 1G UR. Sa scompitilig Tl 2m, IMA caotip. L2G ELANG 1Osdihe, rege WO” 10% Beltw, ING) coup V2 TIA eke Coup TH 8.00, WT, FSET IS Moy Con P gold bide Wig 1s Gold bas been quiet all day, and the tWo apparate o¢cusions recorded 112) a bor wand eteady at Ite ua t tha more ja.with reference to strome MArKet for lind rate of discount at 4 ¥ cout, ware Freourne! a deefine in the py further rumors of © these consictin the rates for cal In London, and ¢ wo millions gold at t Co 12.A8i4, on total offerings of 6.450000 at 112 to Hlolaatia took out $) y ant Treasurer, fe Ms Dalance, SOX 62. #2271079; payn ‘The’ custotns rece!) #1422 currency balauces, HAN, ‘The following were the quotations + ol | 4PM. The discount rate of the Rank of England was um o-day, and continare a unchanged Ip rates, but 8-16 of} # cent. below to 10s for prime W days bills, 1 quiet, anda forther a 11246 119M, changed at ine rey Foreign exch: to 110% for sh onde Were Ae eon Were firmer were, 118; Americen Exe Continental, 955 ‘aod Traders’, Mizoud bonds wery ; New York Central SS) firme of ¢ Lake shore div ton, Hartford and & rand Toledo'and Wa. , and 5. M, closing prices of stocks were us follow x IMghest, Lowest and Hudson con ra and Hudson eer orthwestern preferred. Ilinoje’ Central, Hingjbal & St. Josep! anmibal & St. Joseph pret. & a 1 Colon Telegraph Rae 4 ry iS Fir) Tho returns of the estimated weekly earnings of th luge since April 1 we Kis ty date, $94 The sate ot Northern Pacific Rati United States during Mare BANKING AND PINANCIA OF HENRY CLEWS & CO., it for travellers, Bills of Exchange on th Bauk of Ireland Deposit accounts received in elther Currency or rawn npon any city bank ; laterest at Certificates of Dep ; Notes and Drafis lowed on ail d Prove axp Mrar extras, Bove bo Wie sires’ #4 ity trade and fauilly brands, 5. Lipping extra Southern bakers” and 2 CE, BE, $0088 Pork wan frmer for new mess; sates 201, 81S. Da SL! @; do. shipptn Handy Wine, &C., $5KCE4.. ‘and $14.25 for July, Augusl FTG, mises quoted “gs ales G0 bhlA, Cut meuis steady for June, #¥e. for July, and Vigt and for new and Father weak ime old factory at 1 squs1t tern and State. eve. forthe lust bull of Muy, aud tirst colton on the spot has heen Wey. aales The bs witeli $98 Were for consum ing, by ofliclal reports oF September, Wi vemntier, and 19%4¢ ket was quoted br with ruinore of pentine lower ands Md. per quarter, also 8 Vessels with With receipts MARINE INTULLIGENC STRAMSHIPS AKRIV! Hat Nie omtuan KNOX, the en most fall to appe Jat uid Broadway, st place in New Yark Spring hae con \ ral inoderute price nta, and 1f you rts duyeating Mfty cente tn the Countess of Dunraven FAL Rin Ope wife of Winslow Farr, Faq JAMES <n Hlackhenth, fon to Mrs. dB, Jamies, U. ——$ MARRIBD. CAT Hin AOR calor ote Bhgsoiens Co las 1 er, of Coh Wikia Bee chandestincty, by a iy to Lirale F you all of frookiyn.” Love Tease M. Robert K. the Rev. Mr. Cla | ngnter of te Anplest, Whit BTINSON—BOGUR. tn Cohoes, the Rey, Dr, Charles N. Wald t daughter of Heary 6. Bogue, AYLOR—COX.-At The Mount. India, Itt, Herbert, eon of H. F. Taylor, to Kien A., Rector of Oulton, innatt, Apri! 2% io ate Capt. Jou Frank E., eldc Cohen. phthe late fev. ©. H. Cox, M. ‘agian. We Soantxgr, TERREL. 1 by kider Win, F Btratton. eo Ida May Herel, eldest. daw Herrel, all of Cineinnatt. o — DIVORC npertor Court ada Weary Herrman, KILAND.—hy the Hon. George O, of the Kupreme Court of (he State of New New York, on May 1, 1872, Jultane Welland from rge Welland. ‘An absoliite divore a DIED. oBRADY.—On Theaday, April m, 1m, of Hver discuss, Pounselior Joh A Hark, Ine frivods of the famflyare invfied to attend the Kaat 12th et. on Fre ‘The frie the famfly funeral, from his late residence, May 3, 10. :LLO At Uniontot aon of the Inte Gen bs tives and friends of attend the funeral, o Doser aU. at 10 A.M. BUCKEN.—At Granton, N. J., on Thuredas it aon of Nvotias and kane 1972, Andrew, inf 9 months and 2 vm, je relatives and friends of the famtly are reapocttul. \y invited to attend bis funeral, from In Cons! P. Legation fo Turk fs, dimomtne and 13 fenra, 2 inonthe aiid 13 daye. *oMhe relative ad frievds of his brother, Wrigt ( tend the funeral ince 1806, nek CARROLL froma hay eltizen,aged about (0 ye DOANE. to attend ty fully invite Mg a 10 otek, from way, Brooklyn, a DEAN tn. Poagtkeeps Benjarnin Dean, ngea sy years Ives are invited to attend. DAVIS.In W Davis of ‘Syracu ati 1867, aged about Davis of Hamilton College, atitntion in ISL DUEK.-In Baltimore, May 1, Samael Duer, a prom? nent citizen, av in Be years Castleb frida of In Cnet Friday, sick The tre | relatives w attend h yon this ED, Pres of Columbia PUTEIELD. 09 to atte Porter, wife of @x-Gov, Porte’ Horace Porter, private Seore Hon, Frane\s 8 SUSIE. < In Shey Orellana squaw known ae Oi UPETS.~In Boston, Mass, recently, Quincy TW 14.00) for char table purponer, He lett UNDERWOOD.-1u Alvan Mus ®, Underwood, Clerk of WALLIAMS —suditeniy on Say 1, yn, forme: of 161 Dutfeld #t,, Brow land, to the 76th your of f Relatives and friends ure tend the funeral, fra WALLEL. tn Washineton ler, a re Mabon in Davy wily, Special Notices THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA, REE MOMESTE VENIENT MARKETS TUE NORTHERN PACIFIC ES OF LAND in Central and West- HEALTHYUL CLIMATE, F SALE 8,000,000 AC ern Minnesota, embracing duct Lands in Americ ning streams, in @ heal Ague{#unknown, Grain ¢ tion to the Atlantic elt Towa or Central Ulin m Lake Supe » track, these lane £ Price of land acres PRE wear tue ral TRANSPO: road Lands, Purchasers will have fare over the Rallroad deducted, Now Is th Cotonten to get Land t and copy of Cue New Monin ful) information furnisted to all LAND DEPARTM NORTHERN PACLEL ST. PAUL, MINNE ON 1 BROADWAY Corrie WoLE The popularity of this is counterteited. al NPs, MUNN where. Twenty-five veare’ experience Adentia {Toy Patent Laws wud Guide ty Liv KOVAL HAVANA LO PRICE REDUCED TO TH. MARTINEZ d& € Personal Notices t daitary RB AU TIRED pow BEAUTIFUL plano « adway every Unproy Clic Mty BMUFLUCE #2 monthiy, ALEGAND Goctave row o ADY willnelir A Torte; isc, full suite of parlor furniture O27 We nat: arervouie, 4 broadway, § a nirrns. DUNRAVEN,<In London, February 29, « danghter to Utah, April 19, @ daughter tothe Rngland, December 2%, 1871, it, event et as of D-WHITE.—1n Mount Aaburn, Ou meer ps ) In thin eity, May 2, by Jad ferrman from Saturday, from the reside hie mother, at Coloutown. Trains leave foot of Dea he residence of at ple, recently, the Hon, Jon rown, Seeretary and Interpreter of the American Faday, May 2, Whitfield Case, aged 87 family, also th are Fer hla late ry ear Kast River, Harlem, on Sunday efternoon at 4 T1,, April ®, by fi ‘Carroll, a ‘roapectable Lis ton, X ‘after a tedions tin Mrs. Ann Maria, Yoar of her age: ‘the family are’ respect: funeral, on Baturday inorn- from her late réaldence, 248 Broad: fort i May 1, Etlen, widow of erat on Friday, May 3, ai? P.M. Friends and ret- 2, Thomas T. ‘of Congreas from 1861 to was the son of President nd graduated froi that in: rowash, England, March 18, Dr. J. Heat son of Witllam Mate inty Mouachan, Ireland, aged 38 y 1s i. D, om Baturd eral, at bia fate roapeetfutiy Invited ta slefrom her late reatide fa deacendaut of Charles Car Carrollton, Une famous #lgucr of 1 Vuraday, April ®, Dells J Martin. aud datgtter rlendaof the fai he funeral, om Friday, at 1d o'cloek, April 29, N i Xprit'90, atter a haries Piutierd, Ws the Gab year of atives and friends of the famt 1 the funeral, trot his late residence, ear lad st. on Friday afternc In Harrisburg, Ps. May 1, Mrs are reapectfal n, AL Lig o'cloeK. y of Prosiient Grant SEGER. In bt, Peter's Hospital, Albany, April reof Lyons Falla, L Canada, recently, b Hon, Corne: 3 John Williame, 6f London, Eng’ senile -Aavited te the Hane Brooklyo. on Friday, May §, at I) o' ident of that place fur 8 yeare, aud the oldest 2. kxcellent Timber for Ue mill, the farm, and the fire; 8. Bich Prairie Paw turage and Natural Meadow, with el lakes and rum ul climate, where Fever and 1h be shipped from this wec= 4s cheaply as from FE are runaing through or to Dakots (to #4 per acre away, £100 Will pay for a 16acre farm Credit; Warrantoe Deeds; Northern Pacifi N advantages der tae mow law Seven Years’ PATION AT RED polate Kast to purcha 1 to nettlors on Gove Northern Pacite SSCIIIEDAM SCID OINT EN OU TouU Corners, cary’ 1 great bargain fur cabl