The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1862, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1862. 3} - ae em a teard. More than human bei Jess J vould not submit to accept. But aga humen be who bam ail Une failiugs which belong to our commo , «4° ture, Varied, perhaps, by valying GireHMs’ grog, throbzh a long and Bot ebtirely ‘wiiorm Mle F 4 fogerds the associations with my eine Te ill ooly ray that whilst a io Pg” vimypticit 1 hoart, @ very large portion Of Ue ” poo ama te "ae ine remember @ conavionae muesod Om ty th Bead mig Set 9. Perhaps sometines the adveraitg at- cc secounb is well balapced. If “praie weil blamed. (itear, bea wr). And when’ against the other } feel | Ought to be the onthe face of the earth, IT thau& you, Mr. Mayor, for your kind observations towards me; and Tthank you, outlomen of the city OF Cork—and the more so, precisely Bec wuse of Mat curcumstanee Tor whie& his iour Ue Mayor sea.e4 to apologize, namely, the want of timo Make the uego-sury preparat) us Tor my recep- tion. The recestivn might bave worn (be appearance of Doing loss sincare and cordial had the Lime for prepaia- Gon bev longer. It caine promptly on the first nouiee of my arrival, ‘hat is the kindof ‘reception I think anost &cnorable. if there was ume it might be got up Vy machinery. diecamen). This is an impulse. (Cheers). Wel ayo ueard In the course of the evening allusion ma © Chureh, which lately” took place in Rome; tance which reedars it the more illustrious, ed by authority. Father and saintly Pope—{ cali him our oun ecling 48 weil ag Of phy sical suilering- ta our saactyr, and with that meekness, to which t Mayor ulluded, he did not order us to assemble in Reme, bat ho merely expressed a wish to sce us if we could come. He says ‘if your duties do uot prevent I would like to see you.” T'eonld not help sympathiziag with every word uttered by the Mayor gwhon speaking on that topic; and the more so, not cnly because he is the chief ofiicer of your auvient and his entire world, at least in the British empire. Laughter.) ‘Though ‘he (the Mayor) has the confidence hé is, f must teil you, 3 you all in thia city of Cork’ atiil + known in every city, in’every town, in every villige, in every hamlet of the United Staics, where men read aud wish to know what is the condition of Goa’s Church in every part of the face of the earth, especially the trials of her visible representative, Tuy know the Mayor of Cork better by his book on Rome than, perhaps, by anything else. (iver, and cheers.) But T wil be allowed © make one sivgle remark in reference to Lim, aud it is this, that whether he be Mayor of Covk, or representative in Parlia- ment, or not, the citizens and People of Cork ought to be proud of hin—(great chvering)—as a cointryman—if he were never heard of before—for the book he wrote on the Hew! of the Ghureh, which is ascribed, and I beiiove Tightly, to the Mayor. (Great appiause). Allusion has also made to the people of Ireland, It is not for me your time on this topic. I have known then by tradition, in early life, by my intercourse aud expe- rience amongst them, aud since then J haye not ceased to know them in another land; and I think that, barring the habitual carning of @ low recompense for prostituted talents, sometimes of brish growth, they would be ac- counted in the main, and in the opinion of sensi- ‘die men, the first nation on the face of the earth, (Choers.) Io not now say nation, but people—I will not say this of the gentlemen or men of Ireland alone, but if you take one delicate point it would be enough of itself to redeem all the other failings to which they may be Mable. Imean the female character, the proud, pure character of the Irish females, which they carry with thom wherever they go. (Tremendous applause.) Gen- tlemen, this is a topic 1 would not choose to dweil on; but I will sty this much, that the Mayor of tho city of New York, where I now tive; the Mayor of Philolelpbia, where I lived over twelve years as a priest, and all those wun- nected with the guardianship of public morals, were not prepared to hear any accusation agatust an ‘Irish female, (Cheers.) When the word “Irish” went before ‘he word “female,” they thought any accusation laid to their charge Was false, And if, in’ some instances, they were ebliged to pass the censure of the law on'them, thoy always assorted it was of raro occurrence that = @ of the kind should be brought against even umblest daughters of Ireland. (Loud applause.) rh bave seen the emigrants, sume of older and others of more recent trangportation—I might call it so— than myself. I have watched them—it was not a @eliberate study, but my duties vbliged me to doit, 1 may repeat what came under my observation. J saw ‘shat in America the [rish ag a class stand uot inferior to rc There have been moments when there was ibised some slight leaven of that evil which has de- stroyed this land,and when parties and socicties were formed. At one time it was Mormonism, at another know nothingism, at another something ese, but the people @utlived all these and passed them over. Their good sense allowed the ara’ to go to a certain point, and then with one scowl of public opinion they extinguished it. With tho exception I have mentioned, the Irish stand es high,I assert, as any people in our free country. (Cheors.) When they arrive at the other side they en. counter great difficulties. The language, to be sure, is the same, but there is a difference in pronouhcing even those words which are spelt in the same way here and there, which makes the language almost different from ‘that spoken jn Ireland. The spririons bad literature of England and the suicidal li'erature of this country has sade its way to America and has tainted the miuds of tho people there who read it. But when they come to vefiect and think over it they encourage merit end sustain it under every circumstance with an @azornees we could not expect from those w! rolated w us. We often hear of emigrants not succeeding tm America, and of bad accounts coming home to this country in consequence, But I tell you that if tbe emi | ape sve patience, if he bea person of sober habits, if be < cool, reflecting person, industrious, aud in ite habit of rising early and minding Lis emoloytaent, such @man inevitably succeeds. J never knew an instance to thecemtrery. if, nowover, he emigrate and carry with him false notions of things—if he bo a person who was Accustomed to ravk in bis own country and expect to be abet Lrg of rank and emolnmont imme tiately on ‘arrival, he is sure to be disappointed. And this first rocess ani trial is certain to be repeated in his after i, as he will be found to cling to his own idea until he expends every penny he has in the world. But if he sue- ceed in his first euterprise he will continue to succeed more and more. 1 will give you an example of this, 1 knew one man who was employed as a porter (13 he is called) inastore, and bad w come early in the morning, sweep out the place, clean the windows, and v on meesiges. I have seen that maa afterwards at the of the establishment and knew him to be rated at if a iniliion doliars. (Great cheering.) I have never known a man of industry, of persevrance and deter moin.iion to fail in America. On tie contrary, even should such men fail after the first, second or third en- itoryrise, there are those who are ready to lend tiem a lheiping hand and receive them. (iiear, bear.) But lwhou a man is down, shows no desive to rise, returns to bis bad habits, and gives way to drink as if to drown his ef and mistortune, he most certamiy will uot succeed. ‘@ case, bu vever, is the exception aud not the rule jim America. 1 know there ure in this country what are ed plains or prairies, where the cottages of the poor were, and they are now oecupied by the ox and wine. ‘The poor man is not there, but seb re is he? J trace him. He is inthe West of : nited States— [cheera)—and he 1, instead ey the humble afraid, of having his collage laken trom i Sf his rection of land Smerien, more three hundred acres or more of bat was Until iasely government land, and the property the government; and even lately ne was the proprie- lor of it under the government protection, « lowed to do at he pleased with it. (Applause.) S89 that between ox and the swine which feed on the spot that rises in verdancy of the plains by the laxuriousness of its e—between that and his present occupation what ‘befallen him has been to the cot ier by a kind and nevolent Providence. (Hear, hewr.) But wherever he from Ireland, if he carries with tim aed inherits the which made this island so distinguished in (he early riod of the Church—wherever Le gues, whetuer it be the prairies or the ily, he carrics with him the zeai devotion to his Church, by which he can raise his in the respect of all who know him. (Great cheer- 1 have detained you too long, talking topics. (No, no.) You will permit ie to con- Jade with ogee my Peutimenis of rorpect and inhabitants of Cork, by whom I have yw the honor to be entertained. ‘A Vouw—You deserve it. (Cheers.) Hie Grace continaed—Amongst others to whom his lonur tho Mayor alluded as being the tastrumenis in ica of promoting the extension of religion, not a few erive their orig from Cork, And in tuat bewisphere, ugh they ave not all in the United States, we cau count archbishops who call themselves Cork mon, and they ero and are ap honor to ireland and onght to the remem- ed. The Archbishop of Cincinnati is a Cork man. The hbishop of Halifax in the British Provinces, is a Cork ; and there is another who tately resigned his olllce rough f!1 health, Dr. O'Conner, of Pittsburg. He was a ‘« nan, or rather from the county, near Cork—Mallow Ssvwmat GENT ewen—Cork, Foe Gav®—And be w od that I have scarcely had ye to Observe tho progress and extension of —! in own divceses. ‘Things go v2 from day to day. My ht is not what ix dono, but what is ear.) Our Catholic people of New ‘york ‘Sev © emtions to secure for themselves and their chil- jen Catholte education, Thatis true. The Mayor made jusion to this matter, and I can tell you something more ut it. There was in the city of New York a corpora. vn which was callod the Public School Hociety , and was prmoc for the purpose of erucating all without distine- on, ‘They were n close corporation, aud had the privi of having one hundred members in order to make a nd appearanee. After a while they lost some mem! Jatone tine had only fiity-three of their own creed: make it look honest, however, they took in some two ‘brew Episcopalians, a couple of Mothodists, half : bi yan odd and iliuetrions agsembiy ot the prelates of , martyr, not doad, for I consider there is @ he ric ety, but also because | your representative in the greatest assembly, if nov 1 would not as;ire npr way and with a certainty of pr@lucing the required eect nthe children’s minds.” ‘Th@cards hung on tho wall of the sehouls with such ara vp thom as ‘God bees aud always before the eyea of the chidren, produce the ‘own impression on them, know and gco the eilect of the teaching at such achools. ‘Ine children bovome impu dent in the streets, they haye rrown irrevereit a fane towards tupir parents, ani heuce we hai) <» j soot. CApplange Yo Geni'siee, you will allow ano to couctods by return’ Ing 1 sineere Shanks for IMPROMVMAA syo'y or Your feelings Loward® me on the part ot Ue Catholic nopulation of Cork, and in particular ‘yor, whe 1s so wi Known trom the confidence fo him by his feliow citizeus, and sill more by the in which ho has vuwicated the rights of the Catholic d maa 1 the temporal sovereignty of the ih ‘ly Father, (Repeated cheering, during which his Grace at down.) His Grace Most Rev. Dr. HeGues again rose and was received with vehement manifestations of applause. When it bad subsided, he said:— Gentlemen—I am sitpposed. to be what is called @ law Gliding citizen while t am at home, and that implies due deference to authoriiy. Twill ask your permission there: fore—laying his Honcr the Mayor aside for the moment— to propose a toast. (Longhter.) If I did not propose it “tthe conclusion of my former remarks, It was not that I forgot my duty, but it wus beeause—as bons vivants keep their bonnes choses ior the last—I reserve iny best also for the last. (Cheers aud Jaughter). I will propose to you the health of one of whom 1 need not speak, becanso there is, not a gentleman in the room whose approval and support have not been the cudorsement of the hanorable Mr. Mayor. (Tremendous cheering, again and again repeated). Ho was kind enough to allude to a calamity im my country (a8 Isball call it ina civil genes), owing to the war which rages there with great’ violence at the present moment. Jt would indeed be a strange thing if either Vishop or priest were insensiite, or listened without Feeling to the renarks made by the Mayor on this surject. (Hear, hear.) {feel mueh myself at the continuance of the war. Jendeawred to F med #; but when I found that to be im» asible,I endeavored to mitigate its hor- rorsas much ag Teould. (Cheers.) I pray and hope that peace between both parties may be made; but if any one asks me ww peace is to come I find it impossible bo give an answer, I trust that God will have mercy on us; but, when inatters are taken out of the circle and ephere of simple justice, and an appeal is made to the decision of force and the arbitrament of sanguinary war, we can do vory little, We can pray, and that is all we can do, (creat applause ) Ihope for better times, and do not forget the aspirations uttered by our Presideat here, It is certainly my opinion that the same feeling ought to ox- ist on both sides of the Atantic. (Cheers.) Your people are our praple (renewed cheering)—and the time is not tar distant when the question will be whether, in case of aw reunion of all the Irish at both sides of the Atlantic, t would be better for those in America to come home or for those at home t go and join them, (Groat applause.) I feel and know there is & kindly feeling existing towards the Irish people, and Iam aware that at no time within my own recolloc- tion did the merchant so load his vessel, pay his crew, sink the vessel down with provisions as when sent to gave tho starving people of this isiand. (Tremendous ap- Py — W. Heaarty—Which the English Puritan did not (Great cheering.) on Gace ® continued—T will take up the gentieman’s observation. The Lnglish Puritan did not do so. 2 will say, however, that the Singlish people, man by man, did contribute; the English were dd not. (Cries of “Bravo,’ and applause. I say this the more frankly because thelr interference with the charitable left. a bad impression on my mind. These very provisions which were sunt to the relief of the trish were charged the ver, samo duty as if they came from the market and were to be purchased. The charges were not by the Eng- lish people but by Parliament. I have known English ladies and gentlemen, and I enter!ain for them vory great respect. I couid, therefore, cast no imputation on them asa people; but when one looks at the different manner in which the two countries are treated he is in- clined to put blaine somewhere. Her Majesty the other day sent £2,000 to relieve the distress iu Mauchester; did she send 22 000 towards the distress in Ireland? SEVERAL GENTLEME: ‘—No, no. His Grace—it is said the English are starving. How? On beef steaks. (Laughter.) That is ono great charac- teristic of the Englishman, he will never allow himselr to be starved. (Renewed laughter.) It is a fact, howe that the people in some districts are poor, and I sym; thize with them. They sey they have no cotton; without cotton there is no work; and when there is no work wha! is the consequence? Why, the wealthy man, the rich neigh- bor, comes in and gives aid; and it is a matter of positive fact that the operatives of Manchester have not lived bet ter for along time than they do at present. (Laughter.) After a tow other observations on the state of things at present existing in America, his Grace concluded by pro- posing the health of th His Grace then resumed his seat amid repeated bursts of applause. The Chairman returned thanks. France and the Slave Trade. ‘The following circular has been addressed to the Mari- time Prefect of Brest, aud the other Freach ports, by the Minister of Marine: Monstrvr Le Paavet—I have been informed that, since the goverument of the United States haz conceded to the English government the right of search by }'ritish cruisers of American vessels suspected of carrying on the slave trade, the slavers appear disposed to take ad tage of our flag to shelter their guilty enterprises; and a member of the House of Lords recently mentioned in bis place iv Parliament the crse of a veesel which was being titted out in one of the French ports, ostensibly for a cominer cial operatiou, but in reality o undertake a slave carrying voyage from’ Congo. I invite you to recommend the maritime authorities of the different ports in your arron- dissemont to exercise a most active surveillance upon the vesseis which they will observe to be fitting out for the coast of Africa, to fiud out the proprietors, and cause them togivean punt of the objects of their siores and cargoes, The operations which may ay picions must be immediately communicated to. me, in order that, incase of need, I may give timely notice to the commander of the squadron on the west coast of Africa, Receive, & COUNT P. DE CHASSELOU?- LAUBAT, The Eastern Question. The Paris /’atrie contains the following resume of the Proceedings of the second meeting of tho cynference of Ministers at Constantinople:—After the exchange of some generat explana! wus between the representatives of the great Powers, a memorial from the Servian government was read, demanding, in the most absolute manner, tho a lition of the citadel of Belgrade, Tho representa- tives of Turkey F ahygeawen most energetically against the conclusions of this memorial. Aali Pasba insisted, be- fore going into any further discussions, that the conte rence should quality such @ demand as «brolutely eon- trary to the letter of the tréaties; and, cousiverng this poitt ag one beyond discussion, he demanded that the counter propositions of his government should be imine- diately examined. These counter propositions, if we are wel! informed, ir Only toa diminution of the effective strength of the Turkish garrisov: in the fortresses they occupy in the Servian terrkory. The representative of England, a8 we betore intimated, supported the views of Aali Patha. The discussion was deferred to the next ritting, in which the debate wil! probably be more aul. mated, as the divergence of the views of several of th erent Powers on the Servian question becomes more ey ident. Stabbing on Board an American Ship. (From the Liverpool Mercury, August Richaril Williams, ouc of the crew of the ‘Atwerican ship Aurora, now lying ‘in the river ready to proceed to sea, was brought up in custody, charged with having stabbed Authony R. Flood, firat inate of the vessel. It appeared that about six o’ clock that morning some dispute took place on board res; pecting the breakfast supplied to the crew, and the second mate went to the berth of the chief oflicor and told him that the man Williaws was grumbling about the breakfast. The complainant subsequently went to the port quarter, whore he found Williams, and inquired of him what was the matter, at the same time placing his hand upon his shoulder. This seers to have enraged the mat) for he drew bis kuite and made a sta roast, cutting through Lis shirt an wounding him. d bac! followed him aud aon rather dangerous wounds. for the defence, called witnesses to sho imply laying his hand upon tho prison er’s shoulder, seized him by the ueck aud almost stro. gled him. ‘The boatswain was ca! Jed, and he suid the first mate seized the prisoner roughly by ‘che collar in the first instance, and used bad language. Williams was ordered to pay a fine of five pounds, or be imprisoned for two months in default. ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. pay, August 12—6 P. M. The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending August 12 and since January he . 1861. 1862, For the week... $1,394,058 1,587,985 _ 8,607,657 Previously repitd..62,004,807 T8ASLAGO 10,707,817 Since Jan, 1....854,626,016 80,010,454 69,460,504 Though somewhat less than last week and the week before, the above return compares very fa- vorably with that of the corresponding week o last year. In three weeks we have sent abroad from this port $12,000,000 of produce. If we con- tinue to ship produce as we ere doing at present, the exports from this port duriag the current calendar year will exceed $125,000,000, without cotton. Money is freely supplied to the brokers at 4 per ant at the advance, People now generally re- gard the buttle of Cedar Mountain ae more of a ie | success than & @efeat. The impression prevails, too, thet Gergral Pope has force enough to ac- complish hig designs, Hence the speculators are eli va the, bull side at present, and there is quite a rush Saou iders to buy dividend-paying stocks. The most active shares of ihe day were Erie and Erie preferred, Galena, Illinois Central, Michigan Cential and New York Central. There was likewise a good deal of business in Rock Island and Toledo; but, for the present, the shares above mentioned seem to be the favorites among speculators, Comparing the prices of this even- ing with those which were current yesterday afternoon, we note an advance of 2 per cent in Galena, 1% in Rock Island, 14 in Erie preferred, 1% in Michigan Central, 1 in Erie’‘old, 1 in Reading, % in Iltinois Central, % in New York Central, % in Southern old, 4 in guaranteed, % in Pacific Mail, Harlem preferred and Toledo, and \% in Hudson and Harlem old. There was no change in Panama, Governments were all better. The registered sixes of 1881 sold at par, and both kinds were held at par, and the 7.30 notes at 103% at the close. For good railway bonds the inquiry continues lively. The issues of the Northwestern Railway, which are the cheapest of the good bonds on the list, advanced 1 per cent to-day, the seconds sell- Ing at 30. At the close the market was very firm, the following being the last quotations:—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 9974 a 100; United States 6’2, coupon, 1881, 9974 a 100; United States 5’s, 1874, 87 @ 8714; Treasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent, 10334 @ 10334; Tennesseo 6’s, 50 a 51; Vir- ginia 6's, —a54; North Carolina 6’s, 65 a 67%; Missouri 6’s, 4644 a 464; American gold, 113% a 113%; Pacific Mail, 11034 a 110%; New York Cen- tral, 93 a 9324; Erie, 3644 a 36%; do. preferred, 6744 @ 6734; Hudson River, 4634 a 47; Harlem, 1534 a 16; do. preferred, 3834 a 3854; Reading, 59 a 69%; Michigan Central, 654"a 6534; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 27% a 27%; do. guaranteed, 6924 a 69%; Panama, 137 a 140; Mli- nois Central, 59% a 60; Galena and Chicago, 7134 a 72; Cleveland and Toledo, 48% a 49; Chicago and Rock Island, 66 a 66; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 82 a 85; Milwaukee and Prairie da Chien, 33% a 8394; New York Central 7’s, 1876, 10974 @ 110; Erie third mortgage bonds, 101 a 102; Michigan Central 6’s, first mortgage, 108 a 10824; Illinois Central bonds, 7’s, 98% a 99. The earnings of the Tilinois Central Railway for the month of July were $249,920--by far the largest earnings for July in the history of the road. The July eusnings for six years have been as fol- lows:— July, 1857. $180,009 July, 1860. «+ $196,000 July, 1853. « 124,299 July, 1851 sees 170,200 July, 1859. « 139,102 July, 1862. 249,029 The road is now, almost for the first time in ite history, out of debt; every dollar of floating debt has been paid off, and no more money will go to pay for renewals or commissions on loans. The funded debt is now $15,234,000 on 700 miles of railway, and 1,200,000 acres of land yet unsold. The farmers who have settled on the lands of the company are paying up, partly in money and partly in grain, with very remarkable regularity. The receipts for July were $34,182 in money and 50,000 bushels corn. These figures serve to ex- plain the recent advance inthe stock of the [lli- nois Central from 56 to 60, and indicate that it will take a leading place among the active fancies of the day if speculation becomes general and lively. We learn that the leading trunk lines of railway to the West—namely, the New York Central,’ the Erie and the Pennsylvania line—have held @ con- ference, and decided to raise freights after the 18th inst- They have all more business thau they can do, and the advance in rates will not be wnex- pected. The Central earnings for July will show an increase of $225,000; the Erie is understood to be doing still better. ‘The Sub-Treasurer issues the following notice:— NOTICE. Usirep States TREASURY, New York, August 12, 1862. Parties holding fifty or more coupons on United States three years 75 10 per cont ‘Treasiry notes, due the 19th of August, are required to hand them in for examination wt it three days prior to said date, with schedules of (he denpminations, numbers, &c. If they prefer it they nay do so atonce. Blank schedules will ve furnished npon a ation at this office. The coupons (which foally arzauged) will be examined, and given out on the 18th fu: after three ier Assistant Treasurer of the Waleed 3 States. We are requested to say that the Sub-Treasurer has no stamps for distribution, and that he cannot receive money for stamps. When the new issue of stamps is prepared the public will be notified, and the method of obtaining them will be made known. The business of the Sub-Troasury was as follows to-day:— Receipls... $196,008 56 —For customs. 108,000 00 ayments 1,102,594 29 Baiance. 8,816,780 54 The Pacific Mail Company has declared a qnar- terly dividend of five per cent; the Pennsylvania Coal Company a semi-annual dividend of 3% per cent, payable on the 16th inst. The transfer booke will be closed from the 13th to the 16th inst., both inclusive. Stock Exonange. ‘TuRspay nares 12, — cou 99% igaus Erie 85% ease “10 po #300 US dem notes. 108° 100 £000 Jer City w loan a 100% 6000 IM war joan... 98 2000 Ii cou bds, "77 87), 2000 Ind 6’s,war In. 9434 1000 ‘Lenn 6's, "90 .. 40. 49000 bis a 22 = "16 10934 1000 Hud Riv sf b. 105 11000 Har RR gid. 100 8000 Mich Bo stb... 10036 £000 MCSpectmatb. 108 6000 111 Cen RR bds.. | 98 0600 Toleto&W 2d m 68 4000 Mil &i’du'h 1m 96 s2eeeeess FRR Re 42000 do. 20 sha Bk of Com 7 Metropolitan Bic. 100 Bol & Hud Caual, 98 100 Penn Coal Co... 98% 230 Pacific M88 Co.. 110 6 do. nox i SssgEese 5 5 100 do. ....b80 11 505 N York Cen RR.. 200 do. 15 3h 200 do, $15000 US6" TOR 10000 US 6" , Lyrcer. as 1000 Missouri O's... teratioa, The rales e:nbraced about 16,000 bbls. within the foliowing range of prices: — Superiine State Exira State. . . Superfine Western. . 4 80 Good to choice fan ty do, Rye dour. : Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine. 330 —Canadian flour was heavy, and prices uncha: ged while the sales embraced about 1,000 bbis., closing with- ip the above range of prices. Southern tour was iv youd demand, and the highor grades were quite firm at yuota tous, while the sales of all kinds embraced about 1,800 bbis, Rye flour was steady at our figures, with sales of 170 bbis, Corn meal was unsettied, while sales embraced about 900 bbis. at the above {igures. Wheat—The mar- ket was easier and heavy, expecially for common quali- ties, while prime t choice lols were scarce, and held at full prices. The transactions embraced about 75,000 bushelg at $1 42 for prime white Michigan, and $1 62 for cl Kentucky, $1 33 a $1 34 for red Westera, $1 18 a $1 22 for uilyukes olub, $1 224 $1 23 for amber lowa, $1 18 a $1 20 for Racine spring, and $1 1045 a$1 1044 for Chicago spring. Corn was irregu- jar, but closed firm for good to prime, which was fiin, while heatod was plenty and earier, The sales embraced about 65,000 bushels at 45c. alc. for heated , 620. a 6 for Kasteru mixed, and ai 670. a S8c. for good =u pup: ping lots do. Covreg.—The market was quiet. A cargo of Rio was in treaty and probably sold, but on private terms, The cir. cular of Messrs, William Scott & Son gives the following statement of sales, stock, &v., im this market for the week’ closing’ to ithy:— Stock of Rio and Santos coffee on the bth of Au y ie Received gince to date, per 2,013 Total, 125,816. es for ‘ecusumption esti- mated 4 "42 bags. Stock of Rio and Santos on the 12th day of August, 1862, 121,174 bugs: stock of Java 10,450 mats; government bags, 2,600, ‘Total, 18,050. Stock of Maracaibo 20,740 bags; stock of Laguayra 3,850 do. ; stock of St. Domingo 1,027 do.; stock of otber descrip: tions 2,900 do. ‘Total mats and bags, 163,341. Quota- Uons—Kio, prime, 28c., @ months; do., good, 22430. do. fair, 280, do. Ordinary, 2134¢., do. fair to good var- goes, 210. w 22c.; Maracaibo, 2135 a3 Bee jTaguayra, 2246. a 23iz0.; Java, mats and bi ‘a 2ic.; St. brining oe 210. cash, ‘Stock of Biche 9, Baltimore, 000 bags ; Philadel) hia, none. Total, 136, ATS. Tee ee TATE aia firm, with sules of 1,600 bales, taken chielly by spinners, and in pait by parties engaged in goverument coutract work, clus: g stiff at 47c. # 480. for middling uplands. Fruiguis—Rates were rather firmer, especially to Liverpool, to which port about 25,000 bus! wheat wore engaged at 11d. a114gd., in bulk and ships? baga, with some flour reported at ds.6d. fo London 500 ubis. flour were engaged at 83. 103¢d., and 400 Uerces lard at 868. 6d. To Glasgaw 30,000 bushels wheat were engaged, tn ships’ bags, atl3d. A sbip henco to Londonderry, en- gaged flour wt Bs. Od., and wheat at 13d. A Prussian Dark was taken up for a direct, port on the west coast of Eng- land, with wheat, at 133¢d., im bulk. Rates to Franco were unchanged, Hay.—Old North river was steady and in good demand, with sales for shipment at 660. a 70c., aud {or city use at 0c. @ 5c. MoLasses.—The market was steady but quiet, and sales of @ retail character. Nava Srores.—Spirits turpentine were quiet at $1 223, $1 25. Rosins were quiet and quotations were nominal. Ous.—Linseed was unchanged. The Whalemen’s Shipping List of the 11th inst. gives the following state- meut of the Now Bedford market for the previous week :— Sperm.—The market for sperm oil has been very quict and without transactions since our last. Whale is in de mand, mostly for export. The sales embraco for export 480 bbls, at 57c., 1,000 do. at 8c. per gallon; and to the trado 150 bbis. at 68c. In Edgartown 1,000 bi house in this city for export ata price not trauspired. Whalebone—Sales for the week, 9,000 Ibs. Arctic on terms not made public. Provisions.—Pork—The market was without anima- tion and prices rather easier. The sales embraced 700 bbis. at $11 26 a $113734, chiefly at $11 80a $11 37:4, and at $9 80 « $10 for prime. was in fair request, with sales of 130 bbls. at $12 60 @ $13 for plain mess, and at $14 75 a$!5 ‘or extrado. Cut meats were steady but notactive. Sales of 100 packages were reported at 33,0. @ 4c. for shoulders, and at 6% c. a 6c. for hams. Lard was firm, aud prime to choic ‘Tho sales em- braced 600 packages at 840. a 93;c, Butter was steady at 17c, a 18c. for good to prime State in firking, and 16¢. wc. for do in tubs. Ohio wus at 13c. @ 16c. Cheese was steady and unchanged. ‘SPICEA.—A sale of @ cargo of pepper, comprising 2,800 bags, was made at p. SvGars.—The cel was rather firmer, @n4@ called Sec. higher, with more doing. tho saics embraced 1,586 hhds. , included in which were 9) Now Orlesns com- ton grades at 840. a.8%¢., and 00 do. do. common to cee clarified at dc. a uke: The retoaiuder consisted of ibas at 83¢c. a 8%Xc., with some good tw prim grocers’ grades at $c. Towacco.—The article is quiet; the hot weather and the irregularity of exchange keeping exporte © vut of the market. les 163 huus. Kentucky at 10 gc. a 18¢.; 62 cases acedleaf at 18c, ‘Wuiseey.—The market was stoady, with sales of 500 bbls. at 30c. a 30\zc. for State aud 3lc. for Western. FINANCIAL, “Amr AND NAVY Pay ‘AND CLAIM OFFICE.—AR rears of Pay, Bounty, Pensions and recruiting Ex penser, JOHN B, ‘BAUR! Army aud Navy Bsuker, Nassau street, N. ¥., opposite i’vst ollice, UGUST BELMONT & CO., BANKERS, NO. 0 WALL at., issue letters sredit to travellers, avaliable {n all parte? the. the world through Messrs, Rothschild, of Pris, Lou- Frankfort, Vienna, Napies, and their correspoudenta, LL PERSONS HAVING PENSIONS DUE ON THE 4ih September can have them collected at a movierate ‘arge. Pensions, Bounty aud Prize Money promplly. se- cured at the oflie established by Major M Myers, in lol. C.W. MYERS, successor to M. Myers, 229 Broadway, T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREUIORS OF Compauy, held August 3, [sc2, nt was declared on common stock, the transfer otlice of wr, York: The transfer LADY WISHES TO LOAN $500 ON BEST OF BOND ‘and mortgage, for year, at 7 per cen car's iptereac paid'in advance: Address, i” hi M., Brooklyn Post oftie (Oye eer STATE AND SAN FRANCI8CO CITY Interest S Ren, ‘OTICE.—TO ALL WHO ARE ENTITLED TO PEN. sion under the new law, pamely:—Ali such as are dis- abled while in the service: widows of those having died or mn killed; o1 evince who are dependent, dv) nm yeas may procure ito calle on fi New form now ready, Pg Park piace, New York, and 476 boron ‘tons ‘Washingion, Dv. FICE OF THE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, Enis Puace, New Yous, Aug. atlolders of the Second Morigage Bonds of the New York nd Erie Railroad Company, extended to 1879, are uotitied that the interest due Beptember 1, 1862, will be pai’ on and shar that date, at the olice, on presebfation of the proper “Tt will be necessary for the holders of bonds not thy tended to prenent thom at the ofice of the company, w thal “She can receive the principal and interest to Sepwinber 1, ‘The privilege of extending such bonds will cease ab OTIS, Secretary, OPRCRSE OF 8ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY, thin day serie Giond wt giper cpa’ and ay declared! « divide Wat PSECU eect tnt after 15th inst. Secreta $8. OOO WANTED-oN BoND xd MontoagE, al seven per vel lable prop wa on Staten Islan’ th hits 000, rn mien ee Ot on which the inter omy ne ily as collateral. Apply to E. fi. TOD by" Pine street, $8. 0.00.78, 82.2%, O8 812.0% WANTED FOR ond and mortgage on good city properiy. si bMiTiT DODGE, 10 Enas Soveuteouth ot TO LOAN—AT SIX PER CENT | INTE- $5.00 Feel, on Loud and mortgnge, In cue oF more first elas Teal esiage in this uurance Fire Wall strect, to JOHN F, BONREY. ce $100 000. -TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- fh J sure to pulp on, frat class pro: perty by bWaRD IMORB, 40 street. Anan iD 188 FOR MRS, B—, ronal. ota se races an be loft ut ber pre: “A rorrine avant, TPM, R-~ —~Y. At AND P. jo} wt pwn bese to LEFT at Soe fe, te eee besent toher Frowouns. 0 ON 7 TT. pe a he, I, 60 Biker fast seen, abo mol, coun! an Sore, Any yersea Knowing of her whereabou ‘ant conier a pr,» pcdresel her Thomas J. Croghan, Post office, Haveo, ra THIS VR I MBET rane EYE O oF THR a B, font Pann Bare in renerve a penrt something vo tueir ad jevue Hospitaly wa "SALES AT AverION. BRAHAM VANDERPOOL, AUCTIO MAUAIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITC RE. 8, BTAPUARY AND Pid\Nob eek Twenty-third sp Fin and Siath avenu vet, Brassels and covered in rich bi M. B, CHAPMA: + for housekeep iained Io the tive gior een Fifth and § st 1, at 2 o'clok aud Youths? do. lowes? aud Childrens! Balmorals and 4 0 ¢ b alt, Grain, Prick wi at the auc tion 10 WO Si on Thursday, "Aus ust Lt, at i o Broadway, astock of ine Wines and Cemijonns and c» oft ring a very desir salesrooms 155 0 Liquors, in bot pagne, Claret, & ic; also, Cham- je assortment for v,000 fees, Havana DWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER. —RECEIVER'S My Sale of 40 valuable Machines for the Manuia ed ot co. We eI ENE: faciure of Straw Plait, with the ‘belting and run- ‘The attention of manufac tw calied to this sale, which will be the Recetver appoluted by the Superior © DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, iULA aE REG By EDWARD Soul Straw Plait—by € 14, at 11 o'clock, era and speculators mptory, by order of CARRIAGES, &0., WM4ih inswant, at his 18 Hroatnay 1 o'clock. HOR: _ ee ia tail, 7 years old; war- , sound and gentie, and free from fault HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS. A dark brown Horse, 15% hands, eight or ine yea warranted perfectly kind, sound and gentle, 10; also, a die light Wagon, ma and very stylish, \EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—ASSIGNEE'’S SALE of elegant Furniture, this da; o'clock, removed for convenience of “s being a large stock of best city made work, comprisin, warioddes, to which we invite the notice of Our friends, (Wednesday), at 11 ENRY B. a SERIES SABE, PATENT BEDSTEADS, aoa ESDAY, “August 13, at i o'clock, At the salesrooms, FIVE PATENT BEDS st BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—BY 8. &J. BOGART— ci ust 14, at 103g o'clock, at the auction Goods, Oil Paintings, ines and Liquors, Age OTTONERR.--600, CASES Hou, Ou Thursday ‘urniiure, Fane Carpels, Bedding, ée.; also, alot of ILTON H. BURN! Boots, Shoes and ‘August Lf, at 103g o'clock, G Cortlandt street, Comprisfig a desirabl @ assortment of fresh ciy made and Eastern goods, suitable for city aud country ‘ORTGAGE SALE. tioneer, sells this ¢ at 1034 o'clock, at 18 Bast ind other Table 7 Botstera. Glassware, Lounges, Pictures, with other Furn.ture, aud'l Butcher's D. ‘MoGONIGAL. Attorney for Mortgagee._ INGRAHAM, 26 BE) is day, at U1 o'clock, 400 lots ot ~ lyse pe and Canal street. eels 8 Clo Jeweiry. By order of M, GOODWL \Ys ec. WHITTEMORE é UM Me will ri At auction, on ook, at thelr saleshoons, O¢ Libert Agsortment of the above mentions good 1 of the various kinds Known to ong witch will by found — ex, Tea, Table and Tea Trays aud raitece in Jutlery, Carvers, &c. Als HEAVY AND SHEL! HARDWARE &c, HERMAN, AUCTIC Will sel, on Wedne wt luig ovlgck, Coustabl. nai, jOUKS a great variety; Tabi 4 HERMAN & CO. ‘ust 13, at No. 13 Bowery, “a general aswortment of ten ‘0 barrels Crackers; also tu sarge tot of Wines: Bruni 13 bowery, the contents of a meatie Segars, Ch Showcases, Tndian Figures, “Le owt bHLE, Constaoie, — HERMAN, AUCTIONE: will weil tis.day, Augu: by writ of execution, three Sew maker, Siuger’s, Bartels apd vices, atid o'ciock, at 13 Bowery, hy Machines 6f a celebrate ¥, Weasks Brandy, 20 ca it at 13 “Bowery, at 1036 we M. HOLLINGSHEAD, a BY CHARLES ©. WARREN, NO, 22 CORTLANDT STREBT. REGULAR WEEKLY PACKAQE AUOTION 8ALB OF BOOTS AND SUOES, ON FRIDAYS, TaE oarauoga OF OF a AUGUST 18, EEN DESIRABLE Woops, ADALT 2b 10 dul MARKLTS, omen | tn part, A full assortment MEN'S UKAIN CAvabRy, Boots, ite tieavy BALMORALS, DY p TOUTS KIP BOOTS, MEN'S CALF BOOTS, Of every description, with and without tap soles, MEN'S BOYS’ AND rouTit THIOK AND GRAIN BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ BALMORALA, cue apd without ty and other ehS" MEN'S, is ee BROGANS. WOMENS MISSES’ AND HD CHILDREN'S PEGGED cepa AND BALM: Hard WOMEN'S AND MISSES! C Copper halted boots aud Baleserale, WOMENS’ SILK GORE CONGRESS GaITRRE. UANTITY of SPRING ana BU’ ED TO THE CIiY KBTAL ALES WILL BE CO} QUT IAT ERY > urns ee _ Ait ee usa Hae Beta, pins NOTIOE. THB OaTALOGUB FOR THE NUAL TRADB 6aLB, @RBaT SEMI. faitbes PRIDAY, Auguet 23, | 22, at 1036 o’eloola, 61X NUNDRBD 8AMPLE LOTS, FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORB, Whioh will bo duptienied with or WA ahiceny @ Auction and Commission and SHIPPING. WE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIOAN ROYAL Mail Bieainships between Mew York aud Liverpool ‘ fod vetween Boston aud Liverpou! fax wad Cork Harbor. As C is of lad Ur ’ therein expressed. For sage apply to E. CUNARD No Beuiae Green. QTEAM WEEKLY 10 Liv gE00 ‘TOUGIING. ar x Weenstown, (Cork Ha T wl, New Yor and Philadelphia 5 y intend Uespatching d their full pow CITY OFA de Dullt ium Stedinships as Collowa:— i & CITY OF BALTE seceeceee oAABUT 4s 30 ng Naturday, at noon, from pier 44 Nora RATES OF PASSAGE. #5 Steers 235, . 33 to Prix. 143 to Hamby o i Bremen, Rotierdain, —First cabin, 18, 17 from rpool, £5 Sa? froin who woah to send for ther current raie of exch Avo ous Lov paw yon sections, uni earcy poricnced surgoous ave attached Notre Daine des Victoit ac phia to JOUN @, DALE, !11 Waluut swe: ny's Ollices, nee G. ae N aT W YORK TO Li OOL. SD The steamship GREAT BASIE, * Paton, com. Taander, will be dispatched i POM LIVERPOOL, ROM XRW YOUR, (Calling September 9, Ay, October ay, Docember ll. S110 to $158 co iniy be engaged by ‘Tuesday, First cabin, trv Suits. of apartivenis’ for f special agreement. Second Cavin, State Room berths, meals served at separate to ‘and from Liverpool, in tivat or ‘are and a half, tate Roo passengers, found \iteusils and good substantial ond ca Third Cabin, ttitermediaue 8 with bed, bei 0 Stee rage, with auperior Aci Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of An experieuced Surgeon on board, For freight und pastage, apply 9 At ‘Wo office, No. 26 Brow’ NDC A! Pool.—The Montreal Siew’ ris Company's the full ‘pewered Clyde built BO AN, Builantine, cary hi padian aad Uni cea sail trom bs ee ars ssage from Nv rk —F eing Ww accommo- ieciona, Gosund $705 steerage, found with good provisions, $45. Rates of passage from New York «ud retu following rates: eee cabin, $169 25 and $198, $70. Certificates issued for bring ng out passengers from ali the principal towos in Great Britain and Ireiand. at very low rates, “For passnge app y at 3 Broulway, New York. (& SEARLE, Genera! A HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP HAN- SA, H. J. von Sansen, coms and United Staten vill aali from pier 30 Nort , foot of Cham ers Btn BATURDAY, AUGUST 30, AT 12 O'CLOCK M. BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON, taking passengers to LONLON, i, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, xt the following rate second cabin, $70; steerage, $40. For the tirst eavin, $11 Vor eight or passag: ply OF uo) 118 & CO., 68 Broud street, Hs TRG-AMERICA ACKET COMPA STEAM 10 LONDON, HAMBURG, fives AND SOUTHAMPTON. The favorite Grst class aiid « att iron mail steamship E, Mejor commander, carrying ed States mail, sails from pier No, 21 North river, foot of Fulton street, positive: iyo SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, And takes passengers for London, Hamburg, Havre and Southampton at the following ratel:—First cabin, $115; #e cond cabin, $70; Ste B40. The ae ioe Will su-eeed the Bavaria on Sept. 6. B. RICHARD & FOAS, 161 Broudwav, N.Y. ROFAL,, Mare STEAMSIIP AUSTRALASIAN FoR Liverpool.—The AUSTRALASIAN, T. Cook, command: er, Will sail from the stream on Wednesday next, 13th in- stant, Asioumbont will ply between the Sompany’s | whasf at rulastan, from § to 9 o'clock hs : AubAZ OW ee ol Bul passengers « en on boar The Sootia wil sail August27. E ‘ARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. FoR, LIVERPOOL AND , LONDON-TAPSCOTT'S Ine “Ship FRANCIS A. PALMER) nt pier 20 Eas river, salls ior Liverpou! August 1a. Suip VILLA FRANCAs at pier 19 East river, sail for London August 16. Vor sage, at low rates, apply on board or to TAPBCOTT & CO., out Valip BELLE’ WOOD mile Augt walle August 18, FOr paswnce ap fy on board, pler 27 Baw river, W TLELAMS | & GUION, 40 Fulton strect. M.. ©. ROBERTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOR CALT a tornia and Oregon, vla Nicaragua, Through tn ad- Vance of the wil, Great reduction in fares through to San Franciaoo, No detention on ihe Isthmus, e now and 25, cively, from her. plet’ at the foot’ of Warren aireet, river, for San Juan del Norte, contacting, with the well ‘known steamship MOSES TAYLOR, 1,800 tons, E. i nant to sal witho: ‘delay for Se n Franclsco iv se amerson eituer. agers by this mein San a fanclsco within 2b *. ‘the undersigned havin Peen in the, Cxl\fornia trade since the beginning begs to iuform the pubMe that this isa perma- nent Hine, and not put on for the purpose driven off. The ships will positively leave on the day ad- vertised once a month, and in Bix months other ships will be ready, a9 that a double service miay be rebed Upon. for Information or passage apply to " 0. ROBERTS, No. 177 West street, corner of Warren street, North River. USTRALIAN PIONERR LISE—CARRYING THE United Sistes Mail. —The well known, favorite elipper thip HUSSAR, Howlant Jer, now rapidly low Bt pier = Bal rtver. "0. aveoved ie aly Bantiago, am have quick despateh fo! us superior ac. 4s cabin DaRNe NE, sep STERN, Ovto Soi ing at pier No. 8 North rive ‘Ambridge, and’ sail positively on the yaney, N Mas very jie accommodae Mons fora few more rat vassencere if secured imme- it ig Rm Cre jd cash Wo ee " ‘of freight OF passage apply i Br rh 38 Beaver ative! being bought or 14th inst tor NOING ‘A RRANGEMERT COM JULY 1, 1862, enfOR CALIFO RTA Tae PaNaata. A fiat clans steusa® wiit nave New York ou the tet, 11th and 2 cept when these dates Sunday, w arture'whi've'co ine Monday toliowing. Here Ben (OF passa ly atthe only office, No. 6 Bow. Gre cee Ay a ine od, ALLEN, age: {OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, ‘The first clase nearest > MAL Captain CEO. G SLETCHER, will bow Ley? No. 9 North river, tor New Orleans, on Thurs a t 14, at — o'clock ML. VROMWELL & 00., 8 West street OTICE -THE STEAMSIITP CITY OF BALTIMORE, from Liverpool, will commence paral Kier eneral order, on Friday, 15th A¥ a at ovclock x JOUN J. Dale Agent, ‘OTICE TO PASSENGERS — SPER, SUP DEWITE !.—Be on board at I! o'clock, m and sail on Thursday, atreet. Ae ene rake sadn betas Ma q a pald for a ia Jewelry, 5, ObtiealInatruanent. Be, Libe sal na ances “3 3. i, BAKUINGER, 212 Broadway, room 18, up stairs, ? 08 BROADWAY. CORNER OF BOND room No. SeHENRY HYMAN procures a Diamonds, set or unset, or bugs the same “ae tite on Waichea, Biver Ware, iano aad Personal P roper\y A‘aa a STREET—A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND broker, makes liberal advances on Diamonds, VW uiehes, lewelry, &0., or buys them at oe fo i his yeraie: so td, po street, room No. 2, 1 ‘Business IRECTLY OProst Z* rid ST. BroHouAas HOTEL, there yo Supte of} cent, and we hear of loans ‘at 3 per cent, Mer- pet ‘a Fi jounters, Oj ster Bar, on Pu ° second hdhd Furniture, In lols to wutt doate es . ‘ITTERS, AUCTIONEER 8) Ay nate. 510 Broadway Merehan), sdvane ther cantile paper is very scarce; prime is quoted at 4 SOOOPIt,reWACb2dm TT 25000CHi&NW2dmb30 30 ju vou hore we would haye | @5 per cent. The deposits at the Sub-Treasury 3000 Tol Wab adm 68 boar, are slack again. People seem to be waiting for the | 1000 Ill Cont RRbds. 93 )¢ «80 27 His Grace—Aftorwards the Sia'e Lagisiature professed | battle which is likely to be fought on or near the 26000 American gold pet KH 4 & Nig 8 wo nd Jewelry, Pu oxen. strictly con Queen's colleges. (Zea: % HE GENTLEMAN OF owe wil’ BAI ment fora housekeeper not over thirty Lise rare Vos on MERCH ANDISE, Wi or ‘Ac., of bought (or cash satisfy us Catholics, ant they mady n system which 28 ahs National bani red by averisan, dy, a requested | W ayFortock, at oy 1 Yo be Beiter,” Wo tried it for four yours and it | Repidam, Dutiable demand notes are higher again, | 10 Pac Mall 8Co.090 110 110° 28011 Cont it sorip. gu34 | te oe EATURDAY, 18, oan SATRD avanme | 25 ke CO gine ae etre ane ad Aerie BY Si con ie. ives marley i el ile Hi ity ee mR, Agent. ating ad bal sur sekiioser at Sear | losing this afternoon at 10 a2 WARE OR SATURPAL mG eR aren | acerca eal ps 060, ono near each chu: (Groat Exchange was inacti' to-day; but price: ea bh ah ra wool but will go there on Cooking Utensils, &o,, &0. NEY TO ANY AMOUNT CAN BE “PROCURED ON bs wo ; .) Aud now we have them under the care of the ’ oe Trae Brothers, the @aters of Mercy, We Sir shade firmer. In the morning bankers’ bills sold ir of Charity, the community of the Ureulines, the com. | &¢ 12574; but in the afternoon it was difficult to unity of Notre Dame—we micht, perhays, omit to men- buy at 126%, and the leading houses put up their MISCKLLUANKOU je JAUTTER POR THE ARMY AND N V¥—IN SINGLE to ‘and Merchandise of all desort plone a arn mara ; ance sh Btwn aaa nee. FOR A OOPY OF THR ees Moro EWODEALDR fio your exemption papers AWNBRORERS' TICKETS WANTED. ae ing at ys some, but these we remember at prosent. We have pounds and upwards, warrant 6 cash price paid for Pawnbrokers’ in the city of New York our own schovis, with our | Tate to 126. There is very little inquiry for bills, putin by D. OK, 288 Waeisin wisho gas 1 receipt of ont p Chap me 1 books, ont own slates, our own desks, our own maps, | Gold fluctuated all day between ,1138%4 and 1 = A Nagi puolnhe, corner of nando and | monde, aihan dewey, Guns Pain de wee E MANTELS.. aRBl MANTEL bE tee eae ingly low prices at KLABER'S Martie Yan i MED AD. Mir Eighigenth stract, 1 F Tite avenue, and Of First an x Sod Marriage atin atten = ie < 5 Third street, N. “ Sher 0 Moonisy. ors Shy yatta arbimerien ok cre “{ RIIFICIAL BONE FILLING INSERTED IN a BOFE STORY rome lobes, and + sna a ee closing at 113% & 114. It is understood in the meantime we have to compete with the other ays- | street that there have been large purchases made yrhich is under another name—that of the °s- | of gold withina day or two for accouut of the COMMERCIAL REI i shed schools, Stil) we are not discouraged, and from MR . 3 tne forward not one of out ebiidren shall a frequent bears. The short salos which have been effected aT tas Seneer, sapeeb ae P.M ‘WATCHES, JEWELRY, ke. Re a Nin, No, atroet, ers.) They may sa it books t : trad — an r* ii vt contala Maytntew offanatve te Cathiion nad tons | since the late rise are now tho strongest support of | srares,—Pote were stendy,, with Immited sales at $6 81% | 3 TAMON DS, “OLD OOLD AND SIT\'BR WANTED tous vibes street, 1 Seig.cre od Kote 10U hy prof {6 teach religion im thoir eehdole, yet | | the market. The public are generally sellers, not 4.96 8754, while pearls wore nominal at $7. NKICH, 725 row promt, nh te =] a a firing no rage = nd Figen old soot a sod J. va sSON, dway, under New York Ho. | TB MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR OR NATURAL HISTORY coten A Ail eet and whe they ¢°t tue 9 | buyers of old. aud the demaud for export is too | Huasnererm.—Flour—The market war tame, though he a exiorea pate, pres hy fon, wien at wt me eta 188 1.189 ae “has sie ua Asi condemn yin! % of 7 Ir p a : y ni ed wtidat pal, by L Wet. ‘They May ell us thas do aot ten hie ites | Bight tO thence the Pree, without change of moment in prices. Common grades «arabe than at any ot ‘o any. agirery eu" Direct Biron id Street, Lore Vices fron’ Dr nly and by word of mouth, but they do su - {Phe peck oorket was bie ‘er to-day, and buoy. \ wore rather casier, whilo extra brauds wore without ar an «0 Wii Bally, exo: pt Sumdaya; vox ‘i600 Rok, a thy