The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1860, Page 5

AFFAIRS IN UTAH. Our Salt Lame Cisy Corresponden: Gumar Sarr Lage Cery, July 13, 1860. The Ind ans in the West—1he Proposed War with the Shoshones—No Communication with Culifornia—Great ‘Ohange in the Season in Viah—How Salt Lake City ts Errigaied—Crops Favorable—The Great Anniversary of Mormon Independence—Gencral News—The Revolver Again at Work, de., dc. The frieads of the Indians are much pleased to see the ‘Hanazo set its face boldly against the intriguers and gene- sal piunderers of the public treasury, who are at the pre- ‘Pent time evidently bent on getting up a big Indian war 4a the western part of this Territory. Without assuming bo bay that the War Department is not correctly informed @o the real natare of the present Western troubles, as ‘® correspondent, it is at least within my sphore to think that in all such movements there are nine chances ‘Out of ten that the government never receives a truthful ‘ttatement of such affairs till too late to recall orders, and void tho implication of having been duped, if such recall ‘gras made. To be plain, Western life is oue of adven- Cure; and, leaving aside bona fide sottlers, a rougher crowd ‘Pf desperate men than the Western emigrants in genera Bre not to be found in the wide werld. Toey bring with ‘Bhem in search of gold the habits of a fast life elsewhere Eager for the metal, they are impatient of restraint, and a Small thing provokes to deadly hostility. That the pre. ‘Bent Indiandifioulties have sprung from the aggression Of the whites of this order is as certain as there are silver ‘and goid in Carson, and that keener men have tried and ‘Will try to awaken the worst feelings of the human beart fo carry there difficaltics on and make them a matter of ‘Speculation is an equal certainty. It is a matter of com. ‘aon notoriety that the Indians bargained for a certain ‘Compensation the use of their grass on the Truckee river {and the non-fuldiment of their bargains on the part of ‘@ho owners of herds led to remonstrance, the same as Would bave taken place cisewhere, and that justly, too. For just remonstrance and tue assertion of rights, Wan" ‘@-muea, the chief, was shot, which subsequently led to Fetaliation and the death of two or three Whites. Then the unfortunate expedition under Major Orusby, which was totally unprepared for conflict in the field. The Tadians, encouraged by suc- fees, were prepared for more hostile action; the whites, (pind from defeat, but strong believers in the “heavy battalion’ doctrine of the first Napoleon, set the Western World in a fever of excitement for volunteers, and now, the prospect favorable, make the loudest call for troops ‘fad a general war to the death. In this whole matter there is no evidence of a concert Of action on the part of the Jodian tribes. It is sufficient fo account for their hostility to the whites in various parts of the Territory by the bad treatment they have re- ceived at the hands of men passing through their country, (otally regardicss of the obbgations of common humanity. ‘THE WAR WITH Tits SHOSHONES. I notice in the Humax received by last mail that Gene- ral Harney is reported to have been sont for to Washing- ton, and in this connection to be consulted on the proba- bility of a great Indian war—which is very Bensibly set down.at a probable cost of millions, Why the Shosbones should be selected for the peculiar ven. Reance of the government is & mystery. They are the doom jpoeezable and industrious Indians in tho whole Western covtitry. It is true that there are smal! roving Dandsof Indians—very pou. *UCh as the White Knives, whoclaim to be Shozhones, inbabiswg the Goose Creek fountains, on the northern route to California, anta portion of the vailey of the Humboldt—who have from time to time committed various depredations, and (rout their associations with the Bannacks of Oregon may be deserving both of a bad mame and chastisement; but it would be a singular act of injustice to charge upon the Shoshone nation the acts of these roving bands that are Perfectly cacontroflable. Tt is, therefore, to be hoped, Mf there is chastisement in store, that the instructions Of the department will make proper discrimination ve tween the Shoshones proper and other bands of Indians who may have been imp! in recent ate of hostility. All these ex, hopes aud fears would be entirely un- called for were the facilities for obtaining correct infor Mation in the West so easily come-at-able; but as it is the daring and adventurous who “rule the roast,” and get thing: suaped to bees likiog, Me > — 1 Pag 1 respondent to ” re} be va s © trom “the, whites than from the In- affwir in evident to every sane person posted {a the matter, Indian Agent Podge, who i right in the of the lumult, makes a reqgisition ov Governor for only one company of soldiers to be stationed ft Gravely ford~ Vad the difienition been ax great as he would certainly have made larger de- tmands. 5 the communication to whieb I refer, the agent ‘his apprehension of danger from the lawless ‘Tilttes, with far more concern than he views the present -@gitation among the Indiana, NON APPEARANCE OT THF CALIVORNTA MAILA, ‘The Calvfornia mail # A week over due, and no tidings of it. Itis presumabie that there is still bos- amore @ians in th) Z bere al my St. Joseph in ten days and ou Tuesday evening from St. y says they are determined to clear the route themselves. and keop the pony running at all hazards snd costs, and | bave no dowbt that in a short time they will accomplish tuat much if they do not go in for Sgbtiog the Indians, as recentig intimated to be the policy. Swe I wrote last, Major Fan bas retarned to disturbed country, wish a choice lot of dariag fellows ready for anything migbt come a! : bat it is to be Ropes that t ey Will get oes tom tbe of the of drought aud the cunreqnent apprebension of failure of © (} oe Territory have base most remarkably favored w' growing weather—so moob 60 that aap are high im hope that wilderness ‘will become a fruitful Geld and the desert biossom ar reality, where before time it only existed ia on. past winter was long and severe, has been the most favorable thus far, 3 ee len var CITY oat See san eta arn available for | i if j if fe i a i i z i I z i 8 F 1 : i 3 i I i i f it gent iE sid 9 FA = cd i ; geverally nino biocks ia a a large water gate, d then it branches off to the several blocks, each ten acres. For the proper distribution ter there is a chief water master or commis. 2 i i 28 of g A tj 1y decided it i* presumable that Leal bickerings; now ‘the thing For keeping the water ditches in wroper there is @ tax on all city property of one itt per dollar this year, which amounts to $1,160 25, in the manner the chiet city of Zion bas biesstugs be- yond the distillations fom above, and is mevurably Jed from the dreetiul ‘ronght that conmmes the ore of the tolling poor, without the barthen of taxat!on Horr+ der ell ‘THE REVOLVER AAW AT Work. bgt adulterers have now to be | ‘yade the privacy of game pyioi iment is ‘Ap ollie of the government, fur seme while chatting with your corn the “peculiar inetitation”® of Me citizens af beh ‘credit the horror with whieh Mormons s = ton ed William, Ki a ait his residence: at. Kay's creek. Davis the morning, to hunt fur his horses ou (he A Gonaty, carly in NEW YORK Melancholy Accident at Long Branch— Drowned. Two Men Acad casualty bappened at Long Branch yesterday, ‘at the usual bathing hour. Among the bathers wore Dr. Edward 0. Dummer, of Jersey City, and Mr. John Whit- taker, of Trenton, and @ party of ladies. From some Cause the ladicajbecame apprehensive of dangor,and Dr. Dummer and Mr. Whittaker proceded to their relief, and in their efforts became exhausted, and before assistance Could reach them both were drowned. The Doctor was drawn into a boat as soon as he could be reached by Mr. Green! fisberman, and taken ashore, and as several physicians were at hand, every available means and efforta were used to restore both of the gentlemen, but without success, they had passed beyond the power and that some alleged unlawful ‘not his wife was the moving cause of death. If s0, adulterers should take warn- iis is certainly cool h. In mak inquiry of y cool enough. king inquiry his untunely one whom I ion of tion on the 6) it, he answered as coolly as the News, “That's all about it: King was a wicked man, and of hiv fg" [Soy there was the evidence of sight, and he gon In Wednesda: ', under the very significant head- ing of “More Words Tuicres Killed,” an oon is given of two “gome under.” The first’was a notorious thie? named A. B. Waker, Hoe was a Gentile, and stole a horse from a Gentile emigrant near Bridger.’ The emigrant, as- sisted by a deputy marshal, followed Baker into Echo Cunon, and reached him with a ball which brought him informa. fo the ground. Baker plead for bis life, and profiered to | Sill of man to bring back life, tet "where be wal band of a thootant“staen Mr. Whittaker was a large stout man, who, it is said, . was in vain; the emi int Was 01 9 brother ashore and a ball through the head fhoiniead Baers coer. The | © oF, Seen: owen ingens Mepearne ait, summing up the story, adda very unconceraediy: Gon, about seventeen years of age, were with him at the “He was bur: Ny those thus meted out to him | time. He had been here aboat three weeks, and was gummary justice, not exactly according About returning for the reet of the family on Monday. Hake placed a the heed of ‘is grave, on ‘There are five or six other sous and daughters left to sae “A, B, Baker, shot for horse- mourn the unexpected and sudden loss. It is said Dr. Dummer lost a mother and sister in The shooting of a Mormon thief is pes intmue ibe aaa rmon thief is parrated by the same | the steamship Lyonaaise, when she went down some yeart been ap; in ago. ating a horse to his use in violation 92 ee Territory.” In City Intelligence. pera py poh hs Tae Pave Four at Werenawxen.—Correcnoy.—Mr. the moment,’” says tho editor, “Skeen made an attempt | S4win Wilson, of Weehawken, N. J., called upon us yes- says to get away, but met with a detainer in the form of nine rifle balla, rendering any further his case, cre one a Slo ry Sec In justice to the editor, T ought to add that he very mate e his sallsfection at the me some of the to work like honest men—the others he invited to follow suit. The fact is, the editor but reflects the feeling of community. Property, moveabie rty, bas so uncertain hitherto, that the news of scores of such ocour. renees as Ihave related would be hailed #Ith quite as much satisfaction as old “gridiron” Cobbett says he ex- min when he heard that Lord Castlereagh had cut is throat, However much Judge Fekels may have con- sidered himself justified in releasing the horse thieves from the Penitentiary, it iz verily certain that his action in that particular is now telling against that class of 60- clesy, and ‘‘summary justice’ is a popular doctrine. THE GREAT TWENTY FOURTH OF JULY. In my last I gave your readers a full account of the Mormon demonstrations on the auniversary of American independence. That done, they bave now before them the celebration of their own independence. Adhesive- ness ts largely devek ped in the Mormon cranium. Say will hold their notions. On the 24th of July, 1347, Brigham, at the bead of the pioneers, entered this beautiful valley —then a barren wilderness. Forgetful ‘the means that forced them here, the day was set apart for rejoicing. Thay laid aside the weeds of mourning and consecrated the hy by feasting and dancing. bs terday, and requested us to state that the prize fight be tween Fox and Donelly, that took place on Thursday, did not take place at Weehawken, as stated at the time,” but at a place about two miles above it, on the river. Ho Wishes the correction made, as Weelawken has to bear enough without adding the late prize Aight to the list. Fire ty Broapwar.—Betweea five and six o'clock Yesterday afternoon a fre broke out in room No. 13 of Moffat's Building, 835 Broadway, in the premises of H. L. Soto eee y ry e fire b porter building to doubt prevented a ecrious fire, ‘The were goon extinguished by the firemen. stock about $500; ii for $3,000 in the Excelsior Insurance companies. ' Toe buildi by Dr. Moffat, Tt, it damaged about $60; full ¢ origin of the fire is unknown at present. The Fire M ‘was 6000 at the premises, aud the facts elicited by him lead to a belief that the Gre was the aot of design. 1¢ proprietor of the place and his wife were seen to leave the room only @ short time before the fire was dis- covered. is owned ly \ngured., : Personal Intelligence. Hon. Amos Kendall, of Washington, Hon. J. Cameron ‘and family, of Philadelphia; Judge Leavenworth, of Usic and Captain Lott, of the steamship Asia, are stopping at the Astor House, % Captain Morris, and Captain Stevens, both of the Royal Twenty fourth is the of celiverance, that will be | Navy; Dr. Lewis, of Boston; Dr. Ware and family, of Ala. handed down to generations when the Fourth is measura- | bana; W. H. Avery, Baq., of New Orleans, and Lowis a ousand persons | Webb, Fsq., of Virginia, are stopping at the St. Nicholas Soetaceteg lelasubees nis anion ek |< commemorating ii 4 messengers fro! Rev. P. J, Ryan, of St. Louls, and A. Minard, Esq., of the East arrived with the intelligence that the troops | Lockport, are,stopping at the Union Place Hotel. were ca the Plains, T need not farther allude to weet righ ale re ee | Col. L.@orbes and Jobn H. Simpson, Exq., both of St. Was then said and done; suffice it, things have been 80 | Jonis: 4B. McEwen, Feq... of M ig: L. Mitchell, disjointed since that Big ‘Cottonwood has been left alone | of North Carolina, aud Rev. &. Hill, ot Oswego ane in solitude. Setting aside the restraint of years, it seems that the faithful are to again enjoy themselves.” ‘The fol. | *PPI#€ at the Metropolitan Hote! HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1860, place till after half-past one. This was ia some | measure due to the fact that on Saturdays there is but one session held; but the activity of business | was the principal cause, There is no check thas | far to the tide of speculation, though prices fluctu- ate from day to day according as the sellers out- number the buyers, or vice versa. To-day prices were generally lower at the board. Illinois Cen- tral fell off 3 per cent in the face of an improved quotation from Europe; Galena declined 1, Rock Island 4, Toledo 1, guaranteed $, common stock Michigan Southern 1, Michigan Central 4, N. Y. Central }, Reading $, Harlem }, Hudson 1, Erie 1, and 80 on throughont the list. The demand for bonds continues active, and the mortgage issues of the Western roads continue to be bought up at ad- vancing prices. We are informed that the coupons on the frst mortgage of the Chicago and North Western will be duly paid; the road is doing a large business. State stocks were rather quiet, without change of price. After the board the market stif- fened up somewhat, and quotations were | a j per cent higher than on the printed List. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as follows:— 4 eee $197,468 82 142.000 00 969,278 84 9T House to- day were $2,293,041 85; the balances, $1,208,- 840 58. The following abstract, says the Philadelphia Ledger, shows the coal tonnage for the week and season, as compared with the last season to the same dates: — . Season. Lt Sea’n. Ine. 1,200,866 1,024,884 175,982 278 «(749,252 706,408 42,824 565,426 520,867 44,558 356,012 126,187 19161" 73,171 88, 108}052 83167 19/885 *Treverton. Ai 2327 66,015 78 R62 - Lykens' Valley, Aug4 6127 83,921 63,182 95,180 Barclay, Aug. 4. . 11465 15,567 13,717 1,700 Del. & Hud’, Juiy'36 17964 924/711 259/680 | . C.C., July 28. 29640 298,161 340,677 _ “Dec. 17,346. +Dec. 34.973. {Dec. 42,416. ‘We have not, a usual, placed the footings to onr table because of the absence of the return from the Delaware an Tackawana Railroad. It will be seen, however, that the tonnage of the past week is again ‘quite heayy, The Reading Rail and the Schuylkill Navigation each show a beavy business for the week. There is a good de- eee as the prospect to the end of the season From the Chicago market report o/ August 6 we take the figures of produce received ior the week ending August 4:— r Flour, Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. Barley. 4th week 1860. ..6,416 378,100 465.733 29,594 8,136 336 Same week 1859.5,.485 45,962 81,998 11,940 1,849 1,993 The Stuyvesant Insurance Company has declared lowing card tells the marching orders; the interstices | ,W. Stickney, Feq., and wife, and Dr. Magruder, both of win te ated up with orations, open, paves, dapten and Washington, Paul Jones Fry, Psq., and faaniy ot Phila. | a dividend of six per cent, payable on August 15; every Kind of athletic ames Uhat the young'may chooee Seruntons P Ricken de got many: Dr; Westeott, of | the Naugatuck Railroad Company a semi-annual eRTEsre soca oe Jere ay, tors Hrapavan cn 07 Ree eee oe guage Pet, Serge ghd + parsons be four per cent, payable on and after ‘OTTO: President Brigham Yoring reapeettully . Cartwright, Royal Navy; ‘. Baldwin, ugust 15, Saino adits Rint Sabato oe Me | Boat kioon, 8 uel o whe Pala, | The net earnings ofthe Reading Mord in July Req ictions.—You will be required 10 sari 50 aa to pass the ; HL 8, Feather, Esq., of Philadelphia, ©. B. Hub- first mill, about four miles up the Kanyon, before twelve 5 of Bt ‘Louis, Sera o'clock en Me Nibe alowed to | Bell. Feq., and party, of Bt. and J. M. Vernon, Esq., ase that pola fier M. of Laat day, “All er, of Memphis, are stopping at the Lafarge House. boon forbid « pipes, or fires, His Exceliency Lord Lyovs, with his private Minesieregueatel oh except ow ihe Caen Ground. he | prederiek Ware, let the Brevoort House on Saturday fF eevee 1 ‘see ‘each person te well ited for Sean tariegs, en route for Quebec to meet the Prince holt backs avd locks, eapable of completing ibeoaraeg. wie Go. Chase, of Ohio, is to give the annual address be- r J Ont 8 goed diver, so a3 ng wo codanger the live of | fore the Agricultural Society of Addison county, Vt., at any iodiridnal heads of fxmilies and leaders fore ricun ure) rf coanty, Vt, ‘mail parties will, before passing the first mill, farnise atall | their fair in September next. A poem is also to ven and complete lst of al! ‘accompanying them aad band | by John G. Saxe. The fuir, which is usually one of the the same to the the gute. best in the country, wil be beid on the 6th, 6th aad 7th Total. seve: $26,390 18. Canattee of rn ee: GiSmog: Zoha Sharp. L. | of September; the speaking will be on the 7th. July, 1859 25,662 41 yy Henry Moon. J. ©. Little, Not far from Oakland, on the line of the Baltimore and the day. Col. arrange ihe Guard Oblo Railroad, there lives an old gentleman by the wame | Incrense..s...esseve-ossreeserseescecssees $7017 Gneat Sant Lake Orr, Jv of Thomas, who we lear was at one time Go of I bear that some few Gentiles are to be invited; if 80, you will be furnished @ report of the great day. The ewigntion_of OF asians Giartep xen ¢ emigration Present year bids fair to rive the first years of California's gold discoveries. Lar; trains arfive almost daily, remain a short time in outy (ate me stores and move on again. The emi- grants themselves with propriety, in spite of the iar folks of whom they had heard s0 much. Nota single dificulty has occurred among them. A\ the other thi passing on to the Golden State, quite a aumber of merino sheep have been taken on Some of the leading Mormons, ‘“ the ity,”” have made purchases of the breed, and . improving the quality of 4heir “ 1 ‘their price has averaged bere $150 each. Police Intelligence. ‘Stansive Array iy Tweirta Sreeet.—A row occurred at a groggery in Twelfth street, near the Bast river, on Friday night, between James Fox and Edward Clary, when the latter drew a dirk knife and stabbed his adver- sary in the abdomen, inflicting a severe and wound. The fracas grew tween Donnelly and Fox, near jared man was taker to the house, where he was attended to by Dr. Kimbark. Clary | — by oilicer Church aad committed for exam- ion. Fetomors Assare on His Wirr —Jona Riley, aa Ieish laborer, wag taken into onstody by policeman Hillman. oa charge of assaulting his wife with a pitchfurk. The prisoner, it is alleged, stabbed his wife In the head with such force that it required the united strength of two men to pull the ont of the poor woman's skull. Dr. White was called upon to attend tne injured woman, when he advised the police to convey her to the Hospital’ ‘The prisoner was commited for examination. Brroiary.—Joseph Hiaviland, aged 22 years, was ar- rested on charge cf breaking into the premises No, 111 East Twenty fourth sirect, and stealing therefrom a quan. tity of wearing apparel, valued at . Aman Jacob , to whom Haviland is alleged to have sold the property, was also arrested. The prisoners were it to the Jefferson Market Police Court, where tbey were committed for examisation Jersey City News. Mp Not Cost Steere. —The report (hat s man, samed Samuel W. Filis, was found suspeaded by the neck from a tree, near Saltersvilie, on Friday last, proved to be un- true, Ellis started the rumor bimaelf, by sending a note to a man in Hoboken, signed Beach (the barkeeper at Van Doren’s), stating that the body of a man was foved in the woocs, avd that the name of “®. W. Ellis” was marked in India ink on one of bis arms. On Friday, Mr. J. Treadwell, of Hudson City, for whom Filis had’ for- merly worked, ordered a y coffin of Mr. Speer, updertater, in Jersey bey Co Cirected (bal carriages should be in readiness at o'clock A. M. on Saturday, for the purpose of giving the supposed deceased a decent burial, Some time in the evening the fact became knowa that Ellis was still alive, and a messenger was at once despatched to inform the undertaker that his cette and carriages could be dispensed with Mr Speer had just completed the trimming of the colin. and was about re- tiring, to get an early start for the burial. On Bits was aboct Hoboken, ant pretended ttmt, matt that morning, he bad no recull: ction of anything Yor several Avanet.—About one o'slock om Saturday morning a young fellow, who gave bis name ss Thomag Wilson, was errested ie the yard in front of Mr. Wartendyke's house, corner of South Second sircetand Jersey avenue. He had takeo off bis alces, and the basement beea opened. Upon bis person were found a loaded revolver, AmMmMuD\tion. ABA a Memorandem book containing secret marks or sigus. lie was committed to jail by Recorder Ti den. Brookiyn City News. Stamuinc ArrRsy —An alfray occurred et No. § Degraw place on Friday night, in which a maa named Alonzo two Edward 00 potter, Diving tasetved of what was on. entered the premises and all the above ‘ with Charles Mitebel!, a lewis being, , the one |. The were were ‘Defore” Justice Dora well, and all of were Wo Await ths result of the injuries in flieted. contends that he tried to any serious results as the reason for being the affair He was stabbed in the arm. Fae Ot ote over ever, a fi@al result wili not necessarily ensue. Tar Frarocst Avance Raitnoap.—The Flatbush aveuue railroad is now opened to the towm of Fiatbush, and yee. Nhe late prize fight be- | ken, N.J. Tho in- th precinet station | _ Brooklyn phs.—WIiliamsen’s distrust bave caused the stoppage of rome ot the ‘ead. wonineren, Camoets lmperkonea late Bos ‘Two forty-nine ype omng hen sre Baers ‘Ysidorro dela Torre, | | Sorkartona aves The Adriatic arrived to-day, with dates to August iy 1. The funds are ja] higher, the public being aw large boyers, and American stocks are quoted higher, with more business doing. Flour is higher; grain steady; cotton dull. The following are the quotations for American stocks companion but an aged negro. pear, and he searcely ever has man’s face. A couple of artists from Baltimore, who were tketobing along the line of the road, concluded the other day to zo down from Onkland and pay the old ber- . % mit a virit and take a few sketches of his premises. Thoy my % wert kindly received at first, _? . & 81 88 a1 32% Mf oo 90 8 88 ad u 10 . cs % at = free b. EDDY & 0O., ware, Or to WOOD, EDDY '& CO., Bt. Louls, Missouri. France, Broadbents & Co's aueageeusase ¥—Crast IM, Avoeer 1, 1860. | Bf 45, 22, 4, 9, 1, 20, 3%, 71. 14. X UPA TEo—Ciase 3, | Ave. LL, 180. 67, 36, 65, %, 75, 34, 55, 82, 71, 18, 58, 3. FRANCK, BROADBENTS & 00. a, Wilmington, Delaware. | Pe Pre Pe PP PP eee ee Pe Pe eee eee eRe WISSRSSSNSLRETSSeesessgaeessecsss Cholera, Colic, WIND SPASM. These affections are becoming aarmingty frequent, but we | | 18 | have the | The latest statement of the Bank of England shows SECURITY AND RELIEF NEAR, the following variations as compared with the pre- Four or sno oe epRETH's PILLs vious week:— : b owe it ‘This Increase. Decteate. wil gh ete al tal ce ot Se ond ont hel | Public deposits oe SM improved od ps Other deposits. . ies - TU CARAL STREPT, No, 4 UNION SQUARE, Sotes | = Abity uildesierss Price 39 evala, wilh divechona | ee ret: ass’ Ee ‘On the other side of the account— Mesring/s Patent Champion Fire and | Government securities. si 60,000 _ bargiar pi Safea, 26) Broadway, corner of Murray street, | (ther securities. - 19,904 ad women Coin and bullion. - 93009 Notes unemployed. : - 38 935, . J. Bovee Dods, I rial Wine Bitters ontons notreres! Memand, inet Wey should i 3 ‘The failures in the leather trade continue. The fry drug store, grocery aud’ barroom in the elty. ct WiLam street, London Times notices one in Scotland as follows:— | wed ta wadeaniass of grat iesnes Suststoed | has cf reat losses # | through {ve recent failures in tbe fester (rade a London. The same paper says that— The Mexican advices state that the ——————_———_——_ @urney’s Gallery, w aananwss. Trorytypes, Pete tearen to OD, and Daguerrestypen valent anarch; 249) Fulton etireet Jal Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines. also mentioned as being likety soon to suspend = Owing to Ofice 608 Broadway, 8. ¥. | the imporsibility of sending specie from the capital for Shirts! Shirtet! Stx for 95. exportation, merchants having remittances to make to Made from the best Wi waler twist | Farope were unable to do 80 except at a sacrifice of 0 per Bryon street, corner of | cent. Btects eer, ‘Sarcanal 90s, ms 11, 1960. Glass Shades, for Covering Clocks, Vases, eer RR. boo 2°), paMDESSRS, 22 Piatt streot, N.Y. ———_—_—_. Webster & Co.'s Improved Tight | ene EA Taian oh tes roadway. Garthbaldii—Mesde Brothers’ Have Ke- j trem Sielly a photograph of the Patriot. Coples for A 2S Brosdway. Grover & Baker's Cel street, ip Defiamee m Sesmandcr Sates— With, Pee Seema este r peat SeRSeSSESe and all who eR | vited to attend his funeral, this (Sunday) | further invitation. | Lazanva.—On Saturday morning, 300 sts rem 1oej 259 sha Che Ra ERR Be | MISCELLANEOUS. 2 Bx! APPEAL TO Corea iomcnane 20% 200 Bi 2055 83 Go, | ‘The atterapt to fmpan a po tay te 20% 2 8556 ic nds genuine ove, by assum te te BS ue srs; | somes eam at ce fo an 4 BT * | f,Rroot of iuferlonty ai ie of frand." Otherwiat 0 So sis pag | ie com article stand upon its own merits’ I! & bey : iM 0 the ‘artlelo which It claims o’ bet wo nana tis Go..... 1580 60. 900 Lar & Mill RR. 13 | that it has pot the qualities ‘which it claims t ha, Reading ii.bo9 434; this, mia be ‘evident to an fatelligent wabita tse tema wi ak: Would be base enough (0 felt would be vile CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. the peatine chledane Atemtic Isoumeri tno at Earvxnar, August 22, 1900, | BF Means of drugs openly. eavertised for ouch 4 . 5 wretched sui! FLorr.—Tbe market was less buoyant and active, and | and Schiedam ple Prices of State and Westera brands were hewry and | Sled in trade pu rather lower, while extra grades also closed heavy. The | Mand, and fmported transactions embraced about 9,000 a 10,900 bbis. at 96 05 & $5 10 for superfine Western, and State ¢o. at $510 a $520, Extras were without important change. Southern | ol flour was inactive, but firm, | Fm he aa aval ‘Wamar was less active, aud irregular. The sales em. | kind of gine Seale @ of braved about 88,000 bushels, included in which were lots | YF Ty El uey are wang to of Chicago spring at $1.11, red Western at $125.4 $1 26, | Conseaten'y o¢ equal Yalve taf ta common white Kentucky at $135, red and white Southern | they now of no eee ey at $1 30 a $1 32, and prime white Indiana at $1 9%. 1 Comx opened stiff, but closed dull. Sales reached 66,000 bushels, at 62};c. a 640, for prime tochoice mixed, 680, a 69c. for Western yellow, and white do. at 7Ic. Porx was tolerably active. Sales 800 a 900 bbis. they are, ‘ expensive to pied neue het Aroma the store of the wubscriber. Us 13, in- Cluding new mess at $19 123¢, and prime at $13 95 a $14. GENUINE. HATR RESTORATIVE.—TWENTY FLV thon a 0) ue ‘Warsxer firm, with sales of about 400600 bbls. at | popmarty of Wood's iu itnadratie Ree mamense sale 21%e. tun in the country to go into the manufacture of some sort preparation for tue hair. If yon went a peautne bate ——w ene — pein a Ty FA Tis article, at an expense r fou mde onsand dolly raduced. Married. every part of the Union, and poy tere cot 4 Ganvawrns—O'Romr.—On Sunday, A\ by Rey. | seven years, the verdict has been pronounced unanimously wr Father Quinn, Don Jvan Ganvantes, of Cuba, to Mrs. A the whole People ja is favor. Twenty five Wound prom (a Seka Rect tae a aaryPaciagns © qgHoser—Shre In this city, on Tuosday, August 7, by | p i roadway, and sold by all drug . Father Orsinga, Josxru Hussy, of Brooklyn, T WHOLESALE.—SEGARS FROM om Jousxna Sura, of New york. A buyers are odered great ind: haben | 0. Cl 17 Broadwag, Died. Burss# —On Saturday, August 11, MAmLDA Faanx, Ae as Bice avelinar ein tee eae daughter of Archimedes and Agnes Burar, aged 2 years and 3 months. The friends and relatives of the family are recpectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence 513 Pear! street, second door from Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Ouly ut 302 Broadway. BIN DEOY WO. soda Win PERO e EWARE OF THITATIONS AND WO Ccrms —On Friday, Al 10, Mary, wife of James Cartin, in the 43d year of her age. stomark and bowels or the Eat remmaine will be. taken to Calvary Cemetery, this | lnrly the best medictacinguiont apeeaiin’ ahaa (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, {roin her tae resi ferer and Agu, reneral nervous deDIy, a dente, 106 Third pases. thirty years ueknowledged fu this country to been are ee Corns —At Carthage Landing, Dutchess county, N. on Friday morning, August 10, Davim: Ovens, a years, of the firm of Daniel Curtis & Dyckman, this city. His friends are invited to attend the funeral, without furtber notice, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Joln M. Hood, Esq., Carroll street, Brooklyn, between Clinton aud Henry streets, north side of the strect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half past three o'clock. The re- maipa will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Dye.—Of consumpton, on Saturday, August 12, Lavines | Ctargson Dy, son of Clarkson aud Margaret Dye, aged ‘25 years and 8 months. RNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAITS, ENLARGED Joints, and all diseases of the feet cured Reed ourgeame ce inconvenience to tbe Chiropedist, 700 Bron of the city. atien!, by Dr. ZACHART ay. Refers to puyeiciann and UREKA SEWING MACHINES. PRICE $0 COMPLETE. | For Fam!ly Purposes, ‘Tbe funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at _ Dy three o'clock, from the residence of Mr. John A. Baker, AS AN ACCOMMODATION Vest Makers, 865 West Fifweenth strect. His friends and the friends of | 3 Corset Mekers, the families are respectfully invited to attend, without | CAN BF PURCHASED Fallesing Eeroenes, fantilla re, = . | no invitation, His remains will be taken to Green. | PAYABLE IN ‘and @ Fi Y. $ Pantaloon Makers, Dvkanp.—At sea, on Monday, July 16, of typhoid fever, WEFKLY AMOUNTS, Jon Doras, a ative of Boglaod, aged $3 years. r Baty Yeo. part —On vurday morn’ ogast era > — ering iinese which-sbe. bore with Christian fortitude, | Ov application atthe Ofer." re-see ceseeese AS Brodin, ba New Yore, Nov 4, 1890. Pil cortines net T ole | ed ope of the Eur ee hewing a. chines for some time past, highly recommend being the bes: 'a the market - JAMES ROGERS, 130 Sixth street. From the seavobed: teeter eee ° ve had, Tc mucins w tbe pubis as Machine } wea Exaune, wife of William Fari, in the 44ih year of The relatives and friends of the Hog Fey.d respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from her residence, 316 | Sixth avenue, corner of Twenty third street, this (Sun- day) afternoon, at two o'clock. Eeinc.—in Brooklyn, E. D., flora vhort but severe lne:s, Taaac M., the beloved husband of Harriet E. to Bee Beene poyh = ing, aged 27 years and 3 days. ‘ manufactured. ALFRED KERSHAW, Fie relatives and acquaintances of the family, and the Mannfaoturer, 142 West Seveateenth members of Puritan Lodge, F. A. M. requested to | MO D. t.lavr, Superiatendent Bureka Sewing attend the funeral, {rom iis late Tesidetoe, #1 North Firth away. street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ut | The Eureka Sewing Machine, furaner tnyitstion. > motibe am gen fonera uation (OF One DAK teeter Fuvca.—On_ Thursday evening, August 9, Isavetra R., ROBT. M. WORDEN. 141 West Twenty seventh street. wife o1 Ezra Finch, aged 27 years. New Yorx, Anges , 1960. The relatives and friends o¢ ‘the family are respectfully | 70D J Lavy, Superiutendent, odice 19 Bread waz. invited to attend the funeral, this ) , at two o'clock, from the residence of her father. Michael Lae WATCRES, THE CELEBRATED LONDON WATCHER 1. & M. LEVITT & MORRIS TOBIAS, Chronometer Makers to the Royal Nery, Ea tie, 675 Washington street, without further invitation. Ohio please a Gooear =a Sat » Al 11, Epwaxp A. Gon. yrey, eldest son of Edward Godfrey, in the STth year of bis ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | fh¥ited to attend the funera’, from his late residence, | No. 68 Second street, Williamsburg, on Monday afternoon, | at two o'clock. * Gross. —At North Shore, Staten island, on Tuesday, | Auguat 7, Rxances DoxaLpson Gravons, danghter of Fran- | cis and Julia S. Gibbons, aged 7 months and 16 days. Basaroy.—On Saturday, August 11, Groncx Hasmtox, Por sai JH, BRADBURY, Ro) Maiden ane. BRST WATCHES IN THE WORLD. Moat, Fach Omi, Durable and Accurate Time Keepers. panied with a certificate, Bo ERD me a wee lettres of the family are respecttatty | Jin nest of the Wenteru oties, the ‘een Bel tolls and friends ily are “Town Bell” tolls e invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) moruing, 4 SE oy ti Fa Gore quinine oe ten o'clock, at the residence of his 128 Chariton a avinine in 8 contagious bash, aad ever ane street, corner Washington, without further invitation. settler ia mupplied wht the. posotons drag. nad tostrnciod we Haveay.—On Friday, August 10, Canotive, infant poy y quantities, he would ae tower gue fe pane 7 eggs Caroline Halsey, aged 4 pw meticion 2 anon ine ints a fully invited to at. | Hila® do they guiph it dewn, ws thongh it was the rs The 0 iy are respectfully 5 enoy of the season. Dr. J. Hosietier, a good Ramarkam, tend the funeral, this ') afternoon, at one o'clock, | knowiyg the dreadful effects of quinine upon the buman trom No. 42 ast atrect. " ‘ =< taken with so suck tidhervnd has. prepared Miscaeas, Cite of Teommes Mores and seston daughter | proved a tare for fever and ‘agus. ad all other aw: of the late Williams , Of Conwall, Lattarkenny, Ire- | {ers ncnerally cyeryunere, oT Mle bY diuggi's and dow land, aged 34 yeors. Poi oe te i ati ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully Rg. ‘FORD'S OLIVE Son feventh aty shou st ee File st pan Sevent avenue, wo i” aR HALED o'clock, without further invi Her remains will be fn direct wih, tho Ting, memnrasen et oe taken to Greenwood for interment. unSay, Baccarat Law Mah CE as Seas GOD Londorde: ? seo f y cn Tenretay, & RELIEVING At ONCE any pain or oppression, Gad healing Gap 9, Hon. Gor. T. Honaes, in the 724 year of his ag ‘Kissxa.—On Saturday, August 11, after a long and se- vere illness, Joun H. Kisuwen, aged 24 years and 16 days. and those of the family are ty in- at hout ‘Woes Ouive Tax 1s Taxen Oron Sycar ft forme Ly led soothing and healing syrup. for Coughs and all Throat onees ‘Wir Ouive Tan ts Arvin tte or comceatrebad curative powers repdes a moet ‘and edicieat Olive Tar ia not stick: , © Tas le not sticky—stose mot Giseoter, Al $2 Broadway, New York, and by al droggttp RB. 0} TRON AND SCAICR. POWDERS y; balf-past one o'clock, from 170 Rivington street, wit! August 11, Prsonan, | wife of J. L. Lazarus, aged “; The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) morning, At cleven o'clock, from 77 St. Mark’s piace. Lyxcu.—Suddeny, on Saturday morning, August 11, ‘Tuomas Lyxca, tive of Castielyous, county Cork, Ireland. His friends and acquaintances, also those of his so2 Tanlel, are respectfully requested to attend his fanoral, from his late residence, 122 Fast Twenty sixth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Dearest fatber thou bas left us, And thy loss we deeply feel, | 4 Package. __At No, 442 Broad) way. New York, sod by afi drama, ETTER'S HAIR DYE.—TO COLO} |, 00 Ver bisek, 7 cena per bon, Wholesale asd elaie al But ‘tis God who bas bereft us, way, New York. ae gh ad ¢ ¥, S.—PERFECT FIT GUARANTERD.—10) Mouwaxx —In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, | Ty, sue Shins made to meamure $itnad st, Coturm Oe August 11, at lal{past five o'clock, Jonx Avovates Mow’ | Uo iown shirt, Ard gentlemen's Parnishiog ® ore, MANN, a native of Germany, need 51 years, partner of PEARSE trots Lonion, 928 mY. the arm of A. ben pee ch , . = Ewe DEALERS be Bye peo ys by na dy are cespecttuliy | NEWS Pee OR pow RE HONE en, LE JOMN ¥. FEEKS 4 0O.. ‘2 and 2 Ann street Rev ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, TH FBONY IDOL, D. APYLETOR & 90., Publishers 443 ad 445 Ber adway. invited to aitend the funeral, on bis inte residence, 160 Henry street. . 11, Futon, the beloved davgbter of Jobn and rphy, aged 1 year, 3 Her funeral wil! take place this (8uaday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resitence of ber parents, 10 Pel- ham street Metpoox —On Saturday, Angust 11, at four o'clock, daughter of Joun and Ante Muldoon, aged 1 year and 3 months. friends of the family are respectfully invited to “ o'clock, from eerny —Om Setarday attend the fuseral, this (Sunday) aiternoon, at two Sreloek, from the residence of her parents, No. 146 Weet R'is ROUERE EIT TES taker row: Thirty cighth street. ND VERMIN DE 7. Turrs.—At long pont,co torte, ina ‘The only truly reliable article to exterminate bed bugs, Ceo- 11, Janwe Rixna, son of Jaime Riera and Emilie M. Moller, tog bugs. Noein rata i aged 10 yours aid 4 months. riocipal 167 Broadway. Bold by ali druggists. ‘The Sriends of the families are respectfully requested t | Oca ERNERS CAN FIND ALL KINDS OF AMRME Se rater enn oe’ | Sc Rese fee feee hc apaRlE as Bcc: vetri ued al h ace in ork. BA i . Angust 11, | Selo Bt. Nicholas llstel, opposite Wallack's theaire Sassou. —In thie ety, oe Aaturday evening, Zacanian Beaice,oged Hh years. jenda apd relatives of the family are respectfully = NEW TOMPKIN MARKET, invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at — two o'clock, from the residence of his son, onic, |, ree See Sen ot Sees» oe 187 Madison street, business therein, ‘Om Monday’ last ‘he of Futrn tm Friday, Avgust 10, Marmia, danghter of | Poeoted from the unsightly buliding which ey have the construction of their new quariers, to the . ears, 6 mouths | di George (: oad Mary ‘Ann Sigler, aged 2 yi me | 3 a ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully are "i ; invited to attend the funeral, this (Senda) afvernoon, at | paenaninne trey he fae two o'clock, from the residence of her pareuts, No. 148 | Net. “We are aie mnt pay Centre street. who have bi ‘connections with Mr. 1g, and ‘Scorr.—tuddenly, on Friday, August 10, Ww. Scort, son of W. Scott and Matilda Jarvis, aged 5 years and 16 the. | qe funeral will take place from the residence of his fathor, 85 Amity street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two | inp arial Wine Biers." Depo 15 Wi See See ee Ps Action on the § Hollo- | whet By their ; eae tea ees have etocted be it the at oF comiveness, cure. ar S oe Dr. March Continues to Apply his Redt- Scrsia'se rotate. MARAR ACOs Ned Feneyarest KY —_—— SISHRLEL AALS STs sees: ars 3gss Sarcrvar, Angust 11—6 P. M. The steamships Illinois and City of Washiagton sailed fom thm port to-day for Europe—the former — with $999 418, the latter with $420,900 in specie on freight. ‘The exchange masket was inactive at the vity at the beginning of the day, but the new de- mand brought ont new lenders, and before the close of business plenty of money was offered last rates quoted. | ee eT ee eee ee 255823: aR OK aecegs ‘This morning's session at the Brokers’ Board was ee Whe longent qver bold; the adjourumept dig uy: tage By o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are ro- epecttuily invited to attend without further notice, The | remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Bowe macnn —O8 Saturday, A\ 11, ANE SoPmrs Scwwacten, only day of and Rebecca Scbu mecber, oped 1 y car 6 months. @ The friends and relatives of the family are ity | my ONLY COMPLETE RAILWAY GUIDE Me Nock Ram the rendeces of her parents, cornet | ‘THE UNITED STATES AKD THE CANADAS Of Broome and Keser streeta, without Invitation. | Appi. eTON's TLLUSTRARRD RAMATAY GUIDE, Tarren sage Saturday, Sonu 11, Many Taro, da OFFICIAL RAILWAY OF THR COUNTRY, yous, 7 monthe and 22 on. ao ee . NKARLY ONE B RAILWAY MAPS, a ee ae ee Redes) ctarkogy, ct bait feat | TOORIHT GUIDE TO, TERING PLACES, £6. tucine ‘relock fromthe remdzoce of ber Tuther, No. 39 Tos ampente, Ath RAIL Ags, WORTR, BS omy