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ceases during the next five or, six weeks; and then, and not before, commence prosecutions against unlicensed dealers. There is much indignation in the mercantile and chipping community in reference to the seve- ral harbor and port laws, They are in quasi operation, however, altbough nobody seems to care anything whatever about them, The recent legislation affecting this city has thrown us into a hodge-podge condition, without order cr regularity. The nearest approach that can be got as to what is the actual state of affairs will be found in our general article on the subject. Rrvorm w tur Creston Hoc <,—Seeretary ‘Cobl, acd Collector Schell are earning a claim to the gratitude of the werchants of New York by bis reforms in that Augean stable— the New York Custom House. ‘The new re- gulatione which we priated yesterday are cal- culated to be of the highest benefit to the mercantile community. We will only mention two of them. One requires the Assistant Feea- surer to keep his office open till half past three in order to receive the whole balance in the hands ot the cashier of the Custom House for the day : hitherto, the deposit made early in the day, and u balance of twenty thousaad dollars or ovec was left till next morning in the Custom House. This is a good change. The oth@ alteration is said to be the final abolition of the system of corrupt favoritism in the Custom Bouse. Hereafter any Custom House clerk who receives a bribe from a merchant is to tose his office ; and both merchant and clerk are to be prosecuted with the utmost rigor of the law. For the last ten or fifteen years, every leading merchant has subsidized a Custom House clerk, a8 a matier of course; we shall see now whether we have witaessed the last of this dis graccful practice. THE LATEST NEWS. Wien from Washington. “WHR GRXYTOWN CLAINS—THE BEPLY OF MACY TO THX FBENOH MINISTKA—GMNERAL CASS’ REPLY ‘PO LORD NAPIER. Wascuncoron, July 16, 1857. Sines the death of Governor Marty, Secretary Cass has partially determined to make public the reply of tbat dis. ‘Ciogulsbed ex-official to the French domand for indemnity Ter losses sustained by French citizens at the bombard- ment ¢ Greytown. This demand it will be recollected ‘waa repeated by England, an‘l in reply, a copy of the des- patch to Count Sartiges was furnished Lord Napier. The -ettect of this State paper was furnished in the British Par- Hameot oa the 19th of June, when Lord C. Hamilton rose s@nd eaked what steps her Majesty's government had ‘Caken to obtain compensation for the British subjecu re- @iding at Greytown, and whose property was destroyed ‘when (hat town was bombarded in 1554. Viscount Pal- ‘mersion repiied that although the transaction was one ‘which must be characterized as violent and cruel, yo, tt was authorized by the governmeat of the United States, ‘and the question which her Yajesty’s government had to consicisr was the international law which bore upon the powt. * Now it was an unquestionable principle of inter. mationa! law,” said Palmerston, “ that when one govern mest deemed it right to exercise acts of hostility agains ‘any part of the territory of another power, the subjects or Gitiveas of a third power who might happoa to be rosideny qu the piace so attacked had no claim whatever upon the (overament which, in the exercise of ite natural rights, ocomm:ued those acts of hostility. Is {not @ Lite strange that, with such views of inter. mmioual law, Lord Napier should be tnatrncted to make the demand he did for compensation’ The truth js, this -Opin'oa of Lord Palmerston ‘s only a qustation from Mr. Marcy’s great argument, The Attorney General added, “tbat (, under the international law, reparation could ‘havo deen demanded of America for the loeses sustained by British subjects at Greytown, be should have pressed upon her Majesty’s government to take thatocurse, The Oontrary opinion bad been come te unwillingly and with wetuctance by the law advisers of the Crown’’—and ho night Bave sald, “after reading the reply of the American Becrewry of State to the Freuch demand for similar com peusaton.’’ As there arc man) of these cialmants scattered Qhrovgh this as well as o*her countries, it le due to them an woii as to Governor Marcy's fame, that the chef d'cucre of bis atatesmanship should be made -publio The State Departineai bas ie subject under consideration, and if no Loconasteat with poblic policy—and th's !t cannot posr'b 7 De— the document will scon appear in the coiumas of the Senco, It was calied for at one time dy the United {Sates Court of Claims, but refused. This was before the present diad of the State Departmeat entered upon bis duties eee TUX CONSULAR APPOINTMBNTE—THE PRESIDENTS DINNER PARTY—ALL QUINT IN KANSAG—PROORED- | NOS IN THE NAVAL COURTS, RTO, Wastexevom, Jnly 10, 1867 ‘The Cabinet were in session to-day, and it was the un- dorstaudiig that some appointments, both foreign and do. mneatic, would be made. Thorezare some six or elgmt con- guar sppointments that haye been vacant for some months, and they were doubtless filled to day. ‘The Cabinet and a few private friends are dining with Ghe President this evening, ard arson, them is Mr Cli‘iord of Maine Genoral Cass, for the Orst time to many years, Jieided tc the solicitation of the Presideat, aud d.med with the Cabinet to-day. ‘The administration received @ despatch to-day, dated . Louis, from a loading proslavery democrat, which read aa follows. — aSrrteed, Seemed 9m Manes Governor Walker's course in Kansas, Eve p— Kany io the Ssaveery ls peaceful and quiet. Lieutenant Dulany has been before Naval Court No, 1 fo day, and Lieutenant Corbin was called by the govern- ment as a witness, He testified to the unoffiseriike con- duct of Dulany tn evadiog orders, by granting license to 9 crew to visit shore, which resuited in injury tothe ship's _ discipline and disgusted witness. He relate? « pecuniary fQransaction, in which Dulany had promised! jy « certala gum of money, and failed. This, the witn ss thought im- mora! and unbecoming an officer and gentleman. Before Co art No, 2 the consideration of Capt. Sterrett's case was temporarily suspended, aud Lieut, Rolando’s resumed. Commodore Perry testified that charges of rontenness were made against Rolando tn the Chinese Gea, and Rolando was anxioas for an investigation then Bnd there: but he (Perry) refused to order a Court Martial. A letter from Rolando to Commodore lerry was read, urg- Ing the im portance to him of an opportunity to expose the falsity of the charges while the witnesses could be had. to Court No. & Liont, Rhiad’s case is pending. A pro- Cont ww ontered agains! charges being considered by the Oourt which bad been disposed of by «former Court. ‘This was overruled, and Commanders Bontwel! and Mar. hand testided om behalf of the government, but ad- mnitied that Lieut Rhind had discharged bis duties ably aod etiolently. Mr Mandeville, formerly of New York, has fooen ape printed Surveyor General of Cal'fornia in plage of Colonel Jeck Hayos, who has been appointed Surveyor General of Crab Ce ee MDrecharge of United States Ofictals trom the Custody of « Sheri, Covcwnan, Jaly 10, 1867, Jaze Leavitt yesterday divclarged the United States (Deouty Marshal and bis assistants (rom the custody of the Adher'tt of Clarke county. Sad Casualty. Retox, July 10, 1387. F. B. Stowe, son of Professor Stowe, was drowned ia ‘the Connecticut river yesterday, He was a student at Brertmonta College. Markets. PUTLADELPHIA STOCK POARD. Pucnanerprra, Jaly 10, 1867. Penneyivacia 64, 04; Rensieg, 4 Macks steady. icra 94: Tog Toland Tattrond, ti ‘Naw Ovuans, Jaly 10, 1867 voonaylvyania Hailroad, 46). uw small but prices firm. ‘Bales today 009 bales, at 14°46 140. for middiing. Tho salee ihe by F foot naa? 900 baler, and the receipte 1,100. The receipts at this port up to the Soyttme™ ie compare A with those of nat year fall short bales. Tho receipts at ail the Southern ports up to his date tess than thowe of last year are 675,000 bales, torling exchange 0% aU Seat premium, Wig eg wo ‘uote at 10e. a Tie, fies of the week add up 6,250 fags. The stock is 117,500 bays, Other articles ertanted CoaRumroN, Foiy 10, 1867. 110 owas wt anehanged Cot Baica of " Prices. Decrease ta af all Southern aa com Fee roe at altttens Pve acaany, eee, oe Flour market dull. Sales of ‘only small parcels. tlons nominally $9 5 for extra Genesee, and $8 25 8 for Obio. Wheatin better supply, anda amouat forward. Sales 12000 bi ye By Rens terms. White Canactan $2 a $. (5. Corn dull at Bic. a 820. Boyers backward. Some parcela of heated Westera sold atitc, Whiskey 22, Flour {s lower; sales to-day ada) Tiinois and Wisconsin, $7 a $7 60 for extra Ohio Whoat is iealy Sales today 12.000 $1 85 Geng. Spring and $1 43a $1 ‘aliwatne clab Cora is firmer, Sales to-day bd beatets, Ws T2e. Oats pomipal at 6Ti<¢. 9 68c. all ab 0c, abi. Freight! Albany—Corn 8e., sn My yeser day-1,000 bbis. ‘four, $1,008 ushels corn, a 000 bushels outs. Exports seaterr ay—-18,000 bbls, flour, 1,000 bushels wheat, ‘8,000 busheis corn and 11,000 bushels onte, Borraro, July 10-6 PM. Flour quiet: sales of 8,000 barrels at $6.8 $6 60 for au- bag ritinola and Wisconsin: $6 62 a $6 75 for extra do., 1 7! for extra Obio and Indi; tions sales of 40,000 bushels at 72c. a 6, bushels at 7040. & Ti -sC., hal! deiiverable next week and the semainder in July, prives closing at the outside figure. Wheat steady ; ales of 12,000 busbeis at $1 36 for Chicago apring, and $143 a $1 44 for Milwaukie cleb. Oats quiet al 6Se, Whiskey sominal ai S0c wSle. Freights—8e. for corn to Albany, and 9%;c. to Now York. Lake tm ports for the 24 hours ending at noon today—2,000 bar- rela flour, 11,000 burheis corn Canal exports—10,000 burheis wheai to the tateriur; (5,000 bushels corn, mostly to tive water, Cavaco, July 10-6 P.M. Flour quiet and anctmnged. Wheat ‘very dull and tend- ing downward Corn buoyant with an advancing tea. dency; pices to-day advanced 2c. Oats inactive. Ship- ments to Butalo--710 bbla. fone, 31,000 bushels wheat, 64,009 burhela corn. Shipmeats to Cawego—No “our jor wheat, 12,500 busbeis corn Ose, July 10—6 P.M. Flour dull and wcbaaged. $5 60 a 87 60 for common to extra State, Wheat lower—S:lor t> day 8,000 bushels Milwaukie club at S145, Corn stendy—Sales 18,000 bush- ele at T8)sc.@ Tc, Freights aro. dvil—Take {mports 47,000 Drehe'e wheat and 00,0) basbela corn. Caani ex rte—1,200 bbls. dour, 22,000 bushels wheat aud 9,000 uabela Cora. Navel Intessn Tho United States brig Dolphin « May 4th for Gaboou the United States store sh'p Supply arrived at Pio Janel: | ro om the 18th o° May ‘The steam frigate Mevrimac—previourly announced aa baving received orders to fit tor sea with deapatch—goes out as the fing ship of the Pacific squadron. Capt. Long will go outin ber, to relieve C.tamocore Merviae, at pre sent ' Command of that sqvadron. ‘lae Merrimac wil ea!) from Boston In about #'x weeks, if a sauadron of mea | can be procured, The frigate Independence, the present flag ship-of the equadrop, has been orderea to Saa Fran cisco, where Phe will be converted Into a siors ship, Her crew will come home via the Iaimus. ‘Tho steam frigate Minnesota, from Norfolk June £0 for China, was seen July 3, io lat. 26, log 72 67, steering © ailed from Monrovia Al. the editors of the journals of Vienna have received | orde-s to moderate their tye nad tanguage on the sub/ect of foreign affaire, in order not togive any further cavee for remonstraances. Whe New bork ‘Weenty Herald, THE TRARIBLE RIOTS IN THR METROPOLIS—OTr AURA: | TION OF THE FOURTA—NSWs FROM EUROPE, MEX. 100, OUBA, WRST INDIES, BOUTH AMERICA, KANSAS, ‘BTO.—AFFAISS IN WASHINGTON—TIK ACCIBENT AT MILTON HABBOR—MARESTS, BTC , ETC. ‘The Waax.y Haman will be published # cle en o'clock this morning. Ite contents wil embrace full detalls of the Terrible Riots tm this city on Saturday aad Sunday, witha list of the killed aad wounded: Mormon Celebration of the Fourth at Norwaix; The Melancholy Accidea! at Milten Mar bor: News trom Europe, Mexico, Orda, West ladies, South America, Kansas, &0.; ATsirs ta Washington; Death of er Secretary William L. Marcy; Protection t American Trade ta Choa; Murder in lioboken, Setrure o° Wie Americas bark Pancuita on tae Coas: 0: Af-ica by 8 British Crv.lser; Editorials on various subject; Lates: News by Telegraph; Financial, Oommercia:, Rei'gious, Political, Thea:rca:, Sporting and Ma rilime LutdLigeaes; toge-her wis a la. ge variety of looai and miscellaneous a-ticiss, Single copies, la wrappers ready for mailing, ona be bad a: the coualer, Price six coals. At Lockitt’s, in Brookiyn, Ladies can get dros tr'tomiags maiched or made to orderin every ‘Si Fulon sree, Genin’s Beaver Cassimere Hat Holds Undis- od away with ail geatiemea of Cashionalo taste and reine. th ag Ktaaip theo te oy tem tg iS leading dress has of the warm season. Bog gerpgaly brn, _ Zé Broadway oxpontio Bt. Paws, / 20 Cent Ambrotypes, with Case photographs. veequalled io Asoerie ca, by KT ‘World's pict re Mader, Me Be Totes A. Porson who can decoasviiat 0884 Church ‘avenue cars 8:07 Portrait of Gov, Marcy.—An I > Of the late Wm fT iImpertal Mahe of the Hev., Wm. L. Marcy on ex! & Beadi 8 lower galery, 36 Broad. Fox's Perfect Fitting Coats, fons, A! & great arin of rea: and other ex ree Portable Dressing Cases in Great Variety 3.88 BAUNDEAS store only, a: No.7 Astor douse, Summer Gogieo= theres, Cravats, Gloves, owe, drawers, wii0.emale oF retal i ae a ERGO & BON, "oh Naseau street, | Ail otaar Torcuandlse. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JOLY UM, 1857. ae later. We do not expect much an!mation in dry gooda watt! aboc) the Ist of Augwat This, ho: evar, will of cours be tn‘iuenced tn some degree | by the reduction of stocks in the bands of country mercbaats. The supplies ‘a maay parts of the interior ere puppered to be light Tou probably, ovvatos © @ cousiderabie extent in the Waat and Northwestern Sale, | w during We apring trade, the for mor ey covsirained dealers to ‘This rede, Dowever, is late \m reacbing the city. i m9 fouthera or Soutawestera States aro cattient tn this mat .et apd are lixely to crove goxl customers the pre- eent year, Consider tha: the Bigh prices of cotion have more thar equalized the disadvantages of a xmall crop, aud like the northwest Laetr crops of wheat aad corn are slso good. Within a woek the total eales of Caroiina, Georgia and Teansrsee new whest in thir rariet have reached about 2,000 busbels, In lots, ebleily at 6208 4 $206 Fhe Gres littie lot wich reached markes gold at Shunsenipes Ulin Areaeiad of by the eomjanys oRc'al. ‘We remarked a day or (wo siace that a good many of the id certificates bad lately been seen in the street, aad that the stock was rapidly socumulating in the hands of bro- kers, This is true toe greater extent than antic!paied by the shorts generally. The twenty-five militons of capital stock of this road must soon be in the hands of speculators to an extent sufficient to make it one of the most fancy epeculaions of the day. It opened this morning at 61 and closed at 40 per cent cash, Michigan Southern is fairiy a dena cock im the pit The manage- ment are engaged tn devising all sorts of finan- cial echemes to get @ little more time, but we see no chance of carrying any of them out. This ig the last game the compaay can play, and ‘tis a moat desperate one, The old deferred stock 1s not worth to-day | $5 25. I: came from Tennessee, The samples were @ cent more than Erie, and before the expiration of <r om god exhibited a beter qualiiy thea 11 pall at = first = received inst orn and pro Ula year it will sell at about the current price for Erie } V2). staple products ote ‘West, continued stock. Reading improved a fraction this morning on the oyening, with very large skies. Milwaukie ani Missis- elpp! is rapidly settling back among the forties, We are anxiously looxiog for the aunovncemeat of the Juiy- August diyidead of this compayy, It is about time ly was made, Ifa railroad company can adord to borrow money at the rate of twoand three percent a month to pay adividend with, {t either must be doing a very good oF @ very poor business, Construction account increases fast enough (a the regular way, but with exch items to go fa ft must ron op arapidity heretofore umprecedent ed ia ralrom! (nanciering. Al tue second board the market wae @ trie better, with cousiderable activity, New ‘York Central closed at SCX, cash. Erie advanced 1 per cont; Reading, *{, Michi- gan Southern god at 43 cash and 45 per cent, selier 60 daya, a di‘tercuce of mmly D4; per cent amonth, Micmgaa Souwera preferred, guarantied, so\d at Ti per cent Ga- lena waz % per cent better; Rock Island 1 do: Milwaukie aod Miss! 1M La Crosse waa X per ceat lower; Tlinots Qanteal waa 3 per cent to rule firm, while dour was heavier aud lower, owing to ibe jugvence of ihe Liverpool market. The growing crops torougt out the States are favorably spokes of, aad should the yield prove aw ‘urge aa anticipaced, with the ovour- rence 6f goo! harvest °n Purope, a power range oF prices will bave t be submitted to, bi country, howsver, fe always bevefitied by large crops, because they lessen the expense of living in our Pastern’ cities, (2 mining and Manulecturing disttcts, avd enables the people iu Uioae places (0 consume @ l*rger portion of domestic und furelgn gooda, New ety of goods, both foreign apd domestic, bave already began to appear on the tabios of the jobbers, and from present appearances the display for ibe fuil wade wil be unusually foe and calcu: to meet the views and tastes of (be most fastidious, pur chasers. As regards the prices of ailkn, woollens, and oven in the hwbler fabrics Of domestic cotton goods, we expectto witaets 20 advance: and should the at!k crop prove good in Burope. of which, at last accounts there was every indica- toa, we may, with the reduction of the dules, expect moet styles of silk goods,as well asin nl bnens Pavey coon g20ds musi be ln lees by tho price of raw cotton Should vile go Digher they Must also rise, Or lowe money for the producers, The export trade of cotton pieoe goods for the week bave been light. We have no change to noice in proces, nad deem tt unpecessary to give detaied state ments cf prices tp the absence of ov to estab. Cleveland and Toledo, 1. lower to day. heh them, cepecially for goods which are ‘The Pacific Mall Steamea'p Uompany have dec not yet traged ia sufficiently to vstablish their true market semi anavai “iy.dead of ton per cont, payable valve, s inat. Mr. Wiliam Dawes, of SLiwaukie, baa been syppolntet toc “ircnange. July 10, ig fiscal gud gencral ageat in New York of the 14 Croase | $1100 Tenp ¢ and M:iwaukte Batiroad Compagy, in place of 1's Allen, resigned. Mr, Dawes waa forsserly a dire treasurer of the Company oa {ts first organization, but re sigued on account of bis heals, which is now restored ‘The valac of merchandise warehousod in the district of Boston for (ue week ending July 4, was aa follows — Dey da,... . ‘AL other iorchandise Wsreboured for Caade—Dry goods 10C0 Ili Ceu ti pds, 200) T Ak Alt vem. _6€0 Cishitte atv bm W60 Huck RESdm 2060 FRR Vet ar be. 200 L BA Wudmbde, 100 ebe fork of Com. ‘10 Pauk © m ecript., V1 amer Ex Penk... 8,789 ‘Total value, Tow mena Total balance. . hho, oat2eT 32 ‘The Bowery Savings Rank and the Bank for Savings in Bleecker street, bave each declare! a semi-annual divi. dond at the rate of five per cent per annum on deposits smaller than tive hundred dollars, and at the rate of four per ceat on !arger sama, payabie on the Oth inst. The New World Insurance Company have declared a dividend of tive percent, payable Avgust1; the Lamar Fire Insuraace Company, © semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the loth inst ; the Relief Fire Insu- rance Company, a sem) annual divitead o/ eight per cent, ble on demand, the tua Tnsurauce Company, @ di- yidend of six per cent, payable on the 16th inst. The receipts at tidewater of the principal articles of produce, from the opentag of the oanale to, and including the 7th inst., bave been as follows:— Races or Paoovca at T>ewaren, 1865. 1856. Jey, om the canals of this State, for the lat week of July in ‘1964 wad 1967 Lave Leen as folows:— Flour tole, Wheat bz, Gorm bu. Hartay bu 406,145 455,696 14,900 73,085 200548 4,700 Dec....... 0814 Dec. 380,118 Dec. 249,853 In. 10,500 The agregates of tae receipts of the above articles 40 fa for the years 1866 and 1807 have been: — Flour this. Wrheat ta. Comm bu. Barley bu. 1856, 7 584 2,279,038 1,614,001 147,665 1887. 152,078 "030,915 61,004 126,284 ‘The meat market is well suppliet, and rate are a trite DedicsccShOT S01 OMe Sere | TOR Ome, Tho warm weather mates bantenene {ous to sell, and beeides, the abundance of green vegetables furnishes food to those who will not pay exwavagantiy if thoy can he'p it for meat. Fish ts high, but still it is cheaper than meat, and con- sequently in active demand. Saimon (s not any cheaper ‘Uhan It was, snd sells, the best of it for 60 cents a pound, aprice that puts this delicious Ash entirely outaide the means of poor people. Salmon trout from the lakes is in Reducing the wheat to ‘our there is a deficiency so far this season equal to 415,260 barrels dour. ‘The regutar monthly meeting of the Boanl of Drectors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was beld on Wedsesday, The oficial report of the business of the Toad shows the revenue for the month of June to have deca as Solows — Main Sten. Wash. Branch. Boys’ and Youth's Suminez er Clothing, at No. Bi Joun treet, corner Nassau, DL. CORNELL. Reduction.—Summer Cl Wholesale sad real. Come where #1 wil boy na ns Bl elsewhere, BOUGHTON 96 Broad way. Pocket Cutlery, Newest Styles—J. & & BAUN DBRS sore only, ai No. | Astor House, Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner of Houston sireet—On the Buropeas or America pias, at optioa Old Stand, Corner of John and Hassan streeta —N.R. OOLLING & #0. are selling all kints of sua: low oainess 3 percatsieg 01 very low prises, ragiags, Pesiness oaits, SS aad 95 Joba street, corner of Naman. Deflance Salamander Safes—With Patent ae root aeflanee locks and cross bara, Depot 183 Pearl door below Maidaa ios, Hallard’s Hair Dye—The most Mellable for ) 71 binck. Ssore and private rooms remored to 476 | roadway. Rroels (n fragrance, purity gulting rn a i fore ‘be pare, Greer eee ani esd by" al drogriae For passenger 7 448,890 1 and sells well. For freight... =e ees The chief interest of the market centres, however ia Total....+0....9887,645 18 98,279 ST the vegetable department—potatoes being of the first Im A comparison of these rece!pta with thone for Jane, 1866, | POrtance. The Bermudas will soon be out, and now sell hows the following reaulti— for 86 per barrel, with anctive demand. Thore are no more Charleston or eld potatoos. Norfolk und Long Isiand June, 1957. ew polatoes uow till the market, and «el for $6 per June, 1965. barrel. Farmers say the potato crop thie year wil! be evormout, and the is that we will have this Decrease. taveriee edible at low pe juring the coming year. It Incresae. will be impossible for the “bu l’ deniers to keep op down they must come. A few Norfolk tomatoes aro ta the market, but sell very bigh There is but little new to note tn other market tri mn be Ped Mw abupdapee acd Py iter is coming down in price slowly but be impossible for farmers to bigh prices ionwe Watingien drach, and a ‘ota! decrease as compared w'th June of lat your of $10,74u 82. The State Treasurer of Obie has issued the following circular retauye to the Seoecs County Bank of that State — Ormen cr tom Tamas oF Stare, ) Suleer anne” Toe Caltoenia wake a pany Ame Corcaacs, 0. dod sine ; and we export very litUe butter, The grass haa boen To remove the public distrust in rogard to the cireaia- | \ large, and every thing conspires to keep dowa tien of the Senece County Hank it 1s prover to say thet on at we will have the beet butter the od Instat there was burved jn this offiec, according to cents per Ib. retail this | law. of *bo notes of that bank redeemed and deposited for but instead we havo raspber- that purpose, $2 12s ries, and whortieborries, and corracts in abun‘ance. Toast the soles oti) remaining realaLon green apoles for eale, but tne doalcrs who | amovui to, Tat to secure the Circulation ‘there ‘are in ths ovliee of 6 per cemt bonds of the State of Obio belonging to this i. rise And * th F. Ludlow, cashier of the Life iowaranse and tren Simian ot Kew THB ..00 0000 coeeeees 100,000 Aaa all be indicted apd sent to the peaiten- very acne. Goma, Wome ts t~ for an attack of neee. tions rured. ani discolored by JONMB’ old Isai. | pamgenat Depa M3 Bowery, Jones! coral Bair oll, 2a; or oa. } yo go is the | an’s Camomile Pills Increase the Pow- digestion, are purifving and anti-biliona BRYAN'R the aysem from worms, and re a children to heaich and vivactty. Sold by pipdaewass 00, H. Bing’s,and by Red | vaton. Rupture.—Marsh & Co., Co., Radical Cure Press office, removed to No. 3 Vesey street, Astor Honse, com te as in All ig fOrMA Bad Passes, sickness frog such & | cause Ia inerevenble Dr, Kelley can be consulted tatty. an Ty ro upon diseases of the lungs, nis — = FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SUaBY RARKESO. mbar, July 1066 P.M, ‘The stock market presenta oo new feature today, The tendency of price? was downward from the opening, and there wore very large sales of cash stock. In Now York Camtral the transactions were particularly large. Within the past few days the operations in Gantral haye been fuch as to make ls strongest friends pause and consider the conse Ay (ovtnenge Amonat Of cash stock hae peer prs ac ket, wn! the copert le that | gomee ap Be 2 j goods at New York for the wook, ‘and since Jan. 1:— "5 Sirloin steak... ———$17T,50 | Poriernouse soak » Ciame, per 100 x <n Clamalsoet #1 Making a0 excess of boads over cireulatinn.... $914 | Ruastiag pieces... — Son essena, pert ‘The notes of thin bank will be received in payment of | Clnek roam... Lemans oer It dues to the State. This statement is mado at the earliest Corned pieces. ....10 moment since the Driton ebeeT™o™ 1g ing it notes Hind qnarvers... |= pay meat of State dees, Pore quariers.....ii A. P. STONR, Treasurer Sota The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign dry | re quartet. — ind quart lamb. per » a s weok endiog Thursday, Jaly 0, 1867 — un Foamy Dey Goovw. } Entered for Value . 86 sigreaes . 1a 10,405 Asparagna Withdrawn from > aril, per dor aeaee Se be. De. Mincoliancous.. pare for Warchouting. Manufactures of wool, ve Bl Do. No. Do. Comparative statement of the imports of foreign ry For the week 1866. 1857, 3 Entered at the port. . 2,701,019 4,489,000 Thrown on market . 2481,021 —6,021,05 Since Jan. 1 Entered at the 26,772,298 49,182,406 $0,219,712 walle ‘Thrown on mar! 27,006,002 48,544,102 44,000,580 A The dry goorts trade bas ethibited ao important changes the present week. The fine warm weather experienced am the proseat woek has imparted renewed activity to the ia) wholesale clothing and cliy retail trade, Pew foreign 300 goods have been withdrawn from the Custom House since bh the advent of the now tariifon the Ist inst., and are not 00 likely to be wnt!l they are wanted to moot the fall trade, la bias Sect scabs good se ‘fant even then culy im quantities to satiefy the wands of the Canadian extras, jete” Toe fil trode, ough gery et ven tev | fone ne mre ne tere, ure oars mence by the 1th of July, it i believed will not com- at prices given above, Rye four and corn meal were tence an season sary aa cal, acne ine crop at | Gites cba Of moment, sat cae, med the South and West are much more backward thao In ord! | + 999 9 9,000 busbels Chi ing, i $1. 60, and about pary yours, ao! the gomeon te crery roepect Sav Seog | G0 Sosie’s prime cow Soutnorn why ASE 08 Corne ‘The receipte wore Lightand witha goof demand Tho merket was firm, tales of about 16,000 a 20,000 buebe's Western mixe’ a d3c. a b4c. for fair to good dis- tilling lots, nad #be a 8ée for 0: und fad good do. Thore ae ie Briere sonew ond ‘nite oa the market. Ryo apd firm, with eales of about 1900 Onts wore steady at Hr, « tbo, Corton —The sales were contloed to about 609 4 800 baler at fuil prices, being based apoa middiiog upiaads, ® about MVC. a leo Comma. — The market was qaite dem, while Jimited, Sales of 200 bagw Mt bo wore made at , ihn: and a fow buadred bags of Me wore sold at 10s¢e. Bil io. FRatcars —Ratea were more dull aad engage pool ayware bales of cotton were taken in Ugdt. smal! Jota at <i@. per bale, and Sea Island at 18, Kd, Flour, grain ead dead weight, 4 the absence of oF ents of moment, w sminal. ToTondon ” bla, spirits tur. peatine were engaged at 43.. 000 Dbia. rosin at 14. 6d. a Ls. 2d., apd 150 bbls. oi! cake at p. ¢ Rates to she Continent were vocbaoged and engagementa Light, Hay was quiet aad sales confined (0 moderate shipping tote at irveguiar prees, Bn generally firmer, with sales of some desorip- Uopsatariight advabce in prices. salet of 4000 £00 Porto Cabelio were reported made at p. t.:2,5°0 Savanilla at °. Bix months, vsual selection, and 5,000 Orivoco” ab 0G,, lows 45 per sent for cash Hom The market for good wo prime tots wea steady at me 8 12c , with amail sales. Leon, —Saies of 851, s'x moptos. Time was (n fair demand, with «mal! sules of Rockland at 800, for common, and $1 15 for Inmp. “sams Continued quiet aad #aes animportant. N. ‘Srore.—S virlte turpertine wore ia rather better supply, with sales of 290 a 200 bbia. at 3c. cash; crude Was scarce aad pomival, being beid at $4. Rosin was in vo! demand, with eales of about 1,100 a 1,500 bbis. com- mon a1 $190 for 810 tbs delivered, 310 do. deitvered from Jighter at $1 974. ; sales of 1,259 do. No 1 and extra pale wore reported ut $650 3725 for 280 lbs. Tar was un- obapved. On —There was nochasge to notice in Noseed. Crude whsle and sperm upohenged. £09 cases aud baske's of eweet o|] were soli at $4 62 for pinta snd $0 60 for quarts. Pxo *—i'ork—-The market opened firm, with saiez of 200 a 590 bbis , including mees in small lots at $22 80 8 $22 66; tha market, with sellers at $2275 In large lots, without buyers; and incloded in the anies was prime at $v 154912 2. Beef was inactive, but without change of nena in prices, while the sales embraced about 100 including country mess, at 140. a lbc., the latter H being aa outeive price, aad repacked Western at ide. 4 Me, and extra Chicago do. at $17 50a $18. Cut nueais were tirm, with email sales of shoulders at OXo. a bhas. dry salted hamsatl!'i¢, Racon wae » of 49 hhda, smoked sides were made at 12 4c. Lard Was drm, with suies of 500 bbls. 4 Butier was selling at Q0c. for Ohio, and at 1i0. a S20. for State. Cheese ranged from 6¢. a 10: #ica —Saies of about $00 caske wore reported at 43¢c. a lots at 6c being a (air demand far refining gradan, with some demand fiom the jobbing trade, the sales cm braced @boot 1,602 bade, inoiuded ia which were 700 Foglish Islands, and the remainder covslsiod of Cubs inus covade at pri lot at 10320 "Tea —‘tho’ market contianed firm. The etiTness of holders had @ tendency to check rales, while dealers wore disposed to await later nows from China via England, TaLLow woe drm at 1140, for city rendered. Waany was firmly beld, with sales of 160 bbis. at 99 uve DUCK CoA . KY ANB’, G6 wad 6st wu" DUCK COATS... TO 85, At BVA t. yt DUOK ooage teVARS, HITE DUCK COATS 3: TO At EVANS*, 66 ani 63 ulton street, $2 9 TO $6, net. wu DUCK oats... wu poe K “COATS 66 nod 63 Paton # Wane puck coats, HITE DUCK COATR At EVANS! 65 and 04 Fu wu DUCK COATE .. AU KY, HITE DUCK COATS. & TO WwW At EVANS", 5 ond os Bere wu" MARSRILLES VESTS 1 TO AL RVANS’, 66 a ahs ” hee | ®, W' ott To 8% sirnet, t To a 9 | aanentligy ati SY AR RV AMD’, 66 and 68 Fulton street. w=" MARSEILLES years. ur MARSEILLES \ ESTs . ALK) ANS), U6 and To VANS 06 acid tbat see | i TO 8 &, oi 4 66 Sod 83 Fe von atreet. HITS LINEN PANTS. $1 TO 8 40 RV ANS, to and 6: Fulton arent, ” LINBN rauyt. TO # Sabian 1 EVANS, 6 aod 68 Yton atroet, © 8»), mreet. 310 8, 1 G3 F wa atrset uit LINEN PANTS ‘ yj we At BV ANS’, 6 nod 08 ¥ 3170 81 9, w ITE LINEN PANTS... Al EVANS) aed wes LINEN P. rE pen Oats... ens COATS. eas AL RV ANS ~ COATE..... 6. SD RVANS mpars coats. CANTE TO Bs, GB nod 68 Poon surwat. ORN'S TO 5, # and i 76 CENTS TO 7 and 6 Patton etree nV ANS’, wii « sTo® and fe Fikom street. CENTS TO 96, alum @ tert . 80 and 6 Puitom sires, ORNTS TO 8, © nad & Falom sree uitoa s.reet. $8 TO Bs, tor weet. 6 prone | re PANTS... rr PANTS... » camel ‘PANTS. NTE TO $9, «75 CRNTH TO 33 5, ANS’, G6 and & F ston vires. 76 CRNTS T 5 Ohh 0 BW, <i tad es ARBEILLES vantD AC ee aie aivva were! ASEILLES VESTS...... CENTS TO & M* AL EVANS, Bi'hnd 45 Paiton aeeet. Ad TO Loe atom atroet, TO % &, nl on street, TA TO $3 #0, ton atrwet, = TO Sw, ‘alton street. TS TO %, ston street MAnen tas vaste . etdictin - Ay EV AN® Mattei VaieTs. i Af 75 CEPTS TO 83 ~w. ‘ a W tons of Scotch pig wore made at SCENTS TO $150, | | 3 consumption, : | pT KR MISCELLANEOUS. A Carp - the ‘and geocrounly ‘all persons auJoriag fom {ree the oe w tboct charay "ae sa get tas or re indied by ed by De eel ae atv) hy h ices t. sedloe 7 tenon ng the mop 'ieatlon Mae b7 inexper' z wt I eande dangerous rem 7 ineaperter 1 may Lee state thet he bas no Wilh 007 pemoo a tyerual whore given oermncion, for ae hei a ; put for nay sinrtsing cosa mee by toe ce ; demnersti ona be © some Deainees. nolae tn the head oats Ac dsagreeable dissbarges from the car a:eediy wad uy removed wt Bout eavring the leaat pain G7 ineon ee srarantied where nal’ ormeation does n: Irteen years cl ae and almost nrdirired attention to tle braweh of sp’ clal practice bas eambled him ls reduee bia treme: ment to anch a dy gree of auccena me fo Hod (1 meet conirmed And obatinate eases 7leld by & wleady avea'oa \> we mean prevcrihed ‘The destrnotion by then of the ins'iteton O° whisk De Tart ley waa ine Bond Having temporarily. seivasad bam trom ‘he duties io Pil: i¢ will reaelve owls Gi, = CAD MOE street, near Univrrel'y place. until the he positively leaves tor Burope. I. le for those wi waa lo commu 1 maxe an early call evman paeras AND NERVOUS DSK AHBS OF the limbs wad deuly, want of spi, Ss plea, wine ste God kindred aiméata hoa obi Wie eens ineworauag saaguidor; {i wate Aa electric the-t of youihfal strength theong wie body —iastay lon id at 34 Bowery. Prwe 82 60; (wo, Ah ha anvoded by (be em acd pacaage hearn 1 ¢. Obiitna’ “en int Beware ot countentéte, olive tobacen. tbe, - ry. wad perfume! * orem. Mowntes 412" Broadway, {OM THY ATLANTA GA) DAZ INTL Pav, BTRARNS & MAS oe ‘Toe following comeatiaication trom Mesery. Wik uahip, Farme- worth & Oo, © Messrs. Wallace roinacn, Bertie earn aa & Marvin's ante, gullcieaily erplaiaa varit. We on a butter weet oafely hromgm ean scarcely be conceived, ne Lae Mase. Watson & Romanos — Gentlemen We take pleaartre in informing yo: thal tbe say Pre recemly purchased of you aa ngenta tor the bull Me Be red onr book, ; niog of the coalepis waa not recovered from tae fire w nica hovies, aod waa expoard taoet of Ube tima tO very me Tours, respeetta.ly VINSHI®, FARNSWORTH & OO, satoy Or gale a 4) Marray atreet, New Vort, tease hea. ) ) und $4 bone at JONES. Mu. L) Aan strat! w U. DUDLEY—I CANNOT [Us.i8a TOUR jeter secommend og my onguent fog tie rear, Doubt bes of ta edleacy x my Dedleg’a leer, ah wy pinor; b wll asience Brostway ULR & 6ONS SPARKLING EDINDURG ALE, POM wan be y G@. B MENDUM, LS Wall aureet, (epoca of alee e, OWs THN TIME Row's the time ar 4 now's the boar 2. Lae crevices to aco: Tiadlag up fo LYON 5 power A’ tae insect race. Due) bla magic powder o'er ‘pe ing, Walbscot, wail and tloor famed manedio p'ti4, Aad rata, mice—thove plagiy Lie. ‘Soon aha!l die in rooms, barss. mitis Leaving not & tr se. Depot for LYONS m power and ine a2) Seon. way nad No 6 Boul Bighta stceet Palade) ‘ hii ted NOTIOR. wn Ful a ‘om reckly papers and magerines et reduoed prices. Frias ed lisin of prives furashed tats who wat thee. ‘BOBA U>BY. 12) Nassar street, N. ¥. COPYING (sks 5 Pearl wreo. Mew feck. pty A are - writing (pide, Sola by the phioctpa. s alicuers. pen sere AUroL ¥ MYSTOBRT EXPLAINED, relation of the termble death secre; of (a¢ q“ianler & Lr. Barvey br Fie WmaW YoRE xenouny for (hie week, wack will be ready early & Porulng,. ) contain a col loa of tala dread problem. @ embouind im sory, com {28 Deno: \2e most celebrated romascer x Ama rhea, enti “THE LOND OF gett pear, Tela grees looal tragedy w cry eytcn has sown ao nae: clteme ni throughou: tae couauy, has b con: Jom Was accompilaned showa the cerise cf ise: frightful but the Wrongs sod suilertogs, lon | slreagtuened (ue bear! and derr the ful 10" hs deadly pron aa, teene noene 6 il be expoerd~ la wou ved—ia lesteriny Ove a ie ald Bare be dy we aces ‘ariee publle, 4 ap0ee.. r y may th ade af: hich gurvorsoa then, nad wich pwn } Bands aod ths story will thosfuita pure | pow. Again, { will remove the last tain been cast "pon an innogent fami.) positon, w Bick the staia of Llood | Gali thedec sions of legally tera Wao dgwe a Tie MAND 0 nature, he pubic 4 expe wo By Lie —eye avec relgvus me ar and horror st the mack of Cam poa tae brows. Those wuo a vor of “the Movtertes aad Of New Sork,” wilisot ialt re) mpoa te eorrvetaems Ugre dive lo tres. enne NEW yore MEROURY may now be df Sates, om Mans bow rabi uuoe. stan tbe fearless 15 '¢ 0° ! “WATSON “TxN DOLLAR SEWING MACHT FES wader Luvneton. —The undecsigaed. oa teg ovtalned am | { the C:renit Oourt of the Unuied Bates Q.orge G. Ray. one, of ihe ves Of the above m: hrtatie arent they VF RGNES bats Ba curing ther tm Ceol iy, ae 070. Ou eMTO Al. By Te scence (valent a davghter of the bor as—Ber Method ot &p. Olmates, Mtr eas, of New Tors, (formeriy a Bath, Maine.) to Mow Jowmmnsre M. Bota, of Brook 7a Fadtera om please Copy. oN oy 0a Thursday fone A AH A Rav. Or. urea Mr Ja. od, ee som all of ‘his Macaonzal rtroet, oa day, Jcly 9%, by the Rov. Mr. Brash, Mom M. @ Deasston, Scotland, to Masoamer Taomyaa: daugater * | te inte Mr, Peter Orr, Kilmarnock, Scotland. mu Macoms—i'ora —On Wetavecay, Joys, a tbe N nr } Dr Waasea. U | | | N. B., by the Re . USN, w aAteom B, dnaguner of Jona Pope. U. SN uvas—Facmen—in thie city, 09, by 4 Juiz 6, at the Shiloab Prey ob Heary iH. Garo, | ‘Tey Baoaci | choreh, And | Rromtsa, vicar, Miss Parry D Axoawom, of Lovley! at bat } Se taloa. — —In Monroe, Orange co., of Jarverrs,, tee of this city or ae tg 20, Ral past eight e’ceee ichseuns oneet’ agel 00 youre tad attead. ‘wibect tartar Hast =O9 The PM, Le Dra ntermeat » On Thursday, as 9, at Yorkville, alter a and paafal illness, ©." Kir, in the 67th your of ae ‘The relatives aad friends of the family are lavited to attend the funeral, to two o'clock, seventh street, betw: withont forthor iny'tation Menanve. Oaxiay —At @ oton, Maas., oo Tuesday, Jaly 7, O18, formerly a morehant in this city Seed 0 earn Powers. —On Friday, Jul, ate = consumption, Reamars, (9 tbe 40th year of b The friends and reeves oe ramily Are rowpectfouy fovited to attend the funarai, to-morrow wre) o'clock, from bla inte residence, No. 46 Whitehall stress. Hie -omatne will be taxon to Osivary Cemetery See a YFALTC woe S TAKEN AT 1 C¥RTS FoR | a ey terment Farowell ‘ear wile, my lf hae past My love or thee while fe did last But afver me 00 SOFTOW take, Put lowe my children for my sexe Deca —OF trope, on the bran, Bwana C., dacghter x Biware T aed Carovoe Temple aged ¢ pears, 0 monte an] 6 ons The ft code aod acqualatances are swpecttliy ‘ote to ation Hie Minerel, Sese the sapivonce of her sareute, No. 13 # a eee er a a |