The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1864, Page 2

2 Ee 250 Mor Bx Bank. Chl WR 91% formally deciares’ that 'Whetber mom! to anges Of diptheria, Frwanp Rewarnagon, only coud PINANCIAL 4 AND (COMMERCIAL, weber hata ee "st re A Bombshell in he. parley Codgrese 0% ap State shalt be admitted to seats, con- ore i allan aged '2 a ro a 20) cami “Coal pre aes jy tration Cam cones ex to any extent with ici ne Executive. acne cee ee TEST tree te reaseunee of Faunay, august 6—6 P.M. 4 = ite P. nd that is pot the i we whol! jaceocte- BF. WADE, Chairman Senate Committee. bush, this ( ae sti sure rae ‘The statoment of the public debt for the week ending BN Quicksilver Mi do! oid 14", ; ke hy the I'resident’s H. WINTER DAVIS, Chairman Committee | Relatives the 24 of August shows the enormous {norease of nearly v0 Mfaripo-a Min Co, a ene ih ut : ee a oF a right go tnstiinle seure Paice State coverauebats ein House of Represeutatives on the Rebellious 3 SouRRE On. i “AE ne REG. HE «| the rebel States, States. W. Souenay, the 24th Es twenty-two milticus in the aggregate amonst. ‘The de- % as Pungent Congressional Protest Against Presi- dat Lis recaguition.in-w Batty sf {tbe wet come f—_ = ‘Ths bacon ToT a tails compare as follows with those of last week: ay ohusive on Congres! in ld a Batre a Coro: Inquests. invited to attes ia freer ae residence of his July 2. August2. | . % dent Lincoln's Usurpations. en a nse eo xtght to and repre- A CHACIER OF DROWNING CAsEE. faphor-ic lie J fo. rhe Leaps Seis efh oe Sunday aes Rusa on as 'gaula SECOND 89. xf a4 Tethere be a Statogoyern: the right is esi b of ah veka tn, sAvenced In decom: it gio ed | malo = $885,807,941 $84,121,791 ‘a wana BM oeeeerene oon Bo 4 oy veromea: (hore ¢an bo BO Rea- | positicnywas found'¥a the water foot of Laight street, somo ih ae ania hepa fa} me apapareind 0,853, 52 3, «Henares Co cen rR aeee A 4 ators or Me Northwiyer,. Dereased was ut forty years of age, TAN2ON PERRY AOKER, Youngest sou of A, P. aod H & Debhoa, when i Yaa Lay eas "* Scathing Exposure of His Dospotic sna wewloyn Ee udten mere an five fect ton inches in height, and was dressed to an olive 8 ‘rhe latives and friends of the family are reapact/ull coased « 867,170 2a Mich BAN Ein br Kat chi: When, therefore; Seuntors. aud reproseniatives are | shagey coat, plaid yest, white shirt, black silk necktio, | invitod to attend the fumpral, at two o'ciock ctin reata, Devt bearing to fit 531,084,026 $00 Cale & MW BE fyourd Conduct Touching the dnitelthe sats goverument, under. ‘whave aatborlty | bisey wats and : day yafistnoch ok thal besldakee BES admitte: pauts and boots. tte, ——— 21 oly ostabliawed; whou they Sanprorp—At New Orleans, La., on Sal 2 Total a8 Froviding for the, Restoration thoy:werd chosen, Data Speer Te pet ae sal ates 8, La, on Saturday, July 28, T - ‘ejected, Its #xtstenca 16,8 ‘couclibively rojec Mowry 8; Die 4 Ladiabe yours of ego. wasfonbd | ogpinin Janes Baxiwonn, US A. late of Ne Increa’ 21,958, tas C) desind. ‘And to tnis ]adgment the President is bound to Geos: the ae foot of Chambers street, North | The remaica.sdilibe) ght to rane a Nee oe () ellious States, iy 20! Tsebs of the seven and three. tenths notes of aud) river, Decease cerboard on Tuesday while |. [DKe votice will be given of the funeta! 11,18 tb é Pho DreahdOat proceeds tovexpress tris wawiilingness +to-f- Ti af (aah miles eeoyeen.—On Wedges Food, August 3, Jai vane A cry kee es og to BNO Kou en &e declare aconstitutional competerey in Congress to abol- piso on ene bat nd prered | sisucvrsn, aged 42 pS fly oan pa on amounted during the woek to $5,144,800, After allowing lied ish slavery am-States'” agauotuer reason for not siguing | NON FPeoney morning. es and friends of the family, and membera for the amo these bonds previously disposed of we ¢ respectively iuvited to ationd the funeral, On Thursday evening the romains of an unknown man were found floating in the dock at pier No. 25 Last river, | ftom bis late residence, NO. 44S He was five foct six inches in height and had sandy hair, 3 tie (Saturday) afterno mustache and whiskers, His dress consisted of a white JiLee taken to. Clavergck Golysobia. county, for To the Supportera of the Government. ber eg bill powhere proposes to abolish slavery in We have read without surprise, but not without indig- a iglid provide that all siaves im the rebel States find that ofly $85,001,450 remain for purposes of conver. at two o'clock. His ra. Si wor recam; tion. The decrease of the temporary loan, as nation, the proclamation of the President of the sth of | States July, 18e4. me compared with last wee ek, is $6,407,194, and the increaso ‘supporter® Of the. strat! shou Tnanuraitted. coat, muslin shirt, brown pants and shoes. The body on-Sanday afternoon, in the certidicates of todebteriness is $9,503,100, ‘The in the pete rik rth adminis Ia thats riots ane pe But as the President had already signed three bills | had beon in the water nearly a week, Deceased was | Hudson papere please cop: crease in the issue of United States notes in redemption = to check the€ngrozebments. af; the Executive on the aa: manuroltling ert as be fcutecinaod aug’ scruples | AOU forty years of age, Ho also wore a leather belt At Paaae maine Bom Thareday Auge abe Of the temporary loan is $2,000,000; the unpaid CIty COMMERCIAL REPORT. ie —— ato require it to confine itself to touching that provisions 4 it respecting which ho is | “0 salons of @ man, named Patrick Riley, late of No, tea ews sy Fequisitions bave fnereased by $11,053,000, ana the in: Frivay, August §—6 P. M, Ii is impossibio to pass ta silence this proclamation | S46, ss oagy himselt assumed aright by pfoclama- | 242 Cborrs street, were "found im the dock foot of King | _ ke relatives and friends are respectfully invited to Dt by $259,950, The debt pay Asi mey has i withost nevlecting that duty; and, baving taken as meh ber of slaves in bho rebel free much the larger num! Notare ibiity ae any obberd pa sprarlez Sasa. Holds, under tne authority given him by Congress to use posed ny military power to Supt ess the rabellias are it is quite terest ing interest Id Dow 2 lawful 2 Street, North river, He was accidentally drowned on | attend the funeral, from the residence of ber grandfather, Monday Inst. Dr. G, Terhune, at Passaic. this (Saturday) afternoon, at “Receipts, 155 bbls, Market steady, with only Coreper Wildey held inquests on al! of tha above cases. to o'clock. Cars leave foot of Chambers street, New sed by $6,859,651, | a trifling business at $12 50 for pots; pearis were nomi- res; tratio aud the debt paying uv interest has incronsed $14,851,034. | nally $15 50. fscorting tbe rights of Congreas, realli xc, aba quarter to twelve A.M. and geturn at a quartae- . amet n@ af = ivablo thi tho Presiden ink Copgress past ‘our P.M ‘The citculat compared with last week’s statements, Breapstvrrs.—Receipts, 34,619, bbls, flour, 539 bbls. Te President did not sign the bill “to guarantee to | ineonce: n bim’ digcretion it could not exercise itself, ‘Sc 18 Brooktys, on Thursday, Aurust 4) av. eiaaite thie corn meal, {46.a¥0 bashols whoat, 181,268 do, corn ana’ certain. States whose povernmente have becn vururped a | Could vost in bam Y Sansa ke Mey faba cent MARR AGES AND DEATHS. Reta? aoutasis wa 607 teaeaie eek Miata Judy 26. dugustl. | 51 snr do“dats. ‘The flour marker waFquitefctivé’bat Peek he che ree ek ee Supper: | iq respect to" a smaall part of Virginia sad Logisian Ze ees Sahenct and grandson of the late. Jaromus Schenck, aged arti 000 wrk $520) "000 very irregular; thus while fresh gents = in de: “tone deliberation. arate ronal dite ae sottclat "remodise ce by inw ee Marrica,”’ yer 7 taonths and 16 days, € a ive per cent ie) 380 "000 16,480,000 | jnand at full prices, old was dull, and prices, inome ins ort Ril did 108 thereon ogee ave, Naat = OER Supa: ate ude the necclamations sd lporvacted Eietcan ee mate tece ie Ron 53 en wae ois suit Coens of in female aa eespecktotie Fivm (odomah Atyeersmotng;: 2.3) 7 stances, n little of “southern was firm and Canadian dull; | ‘The proclamation is nofther ng approval nor a veto.of | the work the I’resident Now York, to Accin NeTay Fo dar gps gta seventh ‘hones evst of Nowe with coupons. +. $2,360,103 80,033,602 the bill; thereto oc ¢ unkno' 140 thet complish. 4 McCaw —CuaMners.—. Philadelphia on Emieaiay July | trand, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’clock. Troasury notes on which ins sales 21,000 bbls. State and Wastera, 1,800 do, Southern | the Mot the tn\tea ema e laws | "Slavery asan saan ion can be abolished only by & | 19 ‘by the Rov. Thomas Bratard, 1D). D Kexnepr McC, ‘snaw —In} Bfooklyn, om Fridgy. April 5, Joun, 60) of . 162,101 202101 | and 7C0 do, Canadian. Eye tour was’ dull, wbile corn | 824 gopstitation of the United Stayge. ae ene Bin,.,| enauge of the "4 iste pci bl Grates or of the } or paitadelphia, to Josermve Crraarinee, Inte of this city, | Mathias and Margaret Sliaw, aged 3 years an Fr eee 14-420 | meal mot with rendy purchasers, 1,600 bble. ofthe latter | it is a political manifesto galas the friends of the gov: | Jaw of the Stas OO ikon © provide | 7 Suu Kya At {hs reekdendng) ive-betsa’s Tathet, | joptted te attends Die TuCe ae hoe ee eee he Garmie” wrzean | ETM ain Ladi st $8 for eraoy, $8 96 fghonlocio,| PFAMAE. scaes: 0 exBieEy BRISENFIMch to kot <n for that ions ee vena" s ia ‘atte Masiativg | ANDER T. SM to, Cains, youngest diughter, ot Mont. | Prren!s, 650 Myrtle avenue, on Sunday afternoon at two 027 5 5 and $8 400 for Brandywine. ‘equote:— faw it js a grave Executive psurpatior ne ‘will tolerate its | gomery an Ruapp, of ¢his city, No oards, +#4,029,217 | Saneriine State and Western flour, .......$9 45 a 9 30 | \ Ibis fitting that the facts necessars @p enable 9 frjonds on thug, on Aton Neetoatod th Ane only provision im, | ,, Vay KUREKLawaencr:—On Wednesday, -Augtst 3, at she Fat i Orton apt That the currency has not been increased toa far | Extra Stati ++ 9 80a 10 00 | Of the admintstration to appreciate the apology’ and aban F the Weatinit Presbyteriaa church, Brooklyn, by Rev. Ap , ol , ane greater extent is entirely owing to the substitution of | Civice State 1a ss epation be'sprend before mia. posing It a he describes himrelt, ia ‘epite of this groat a 16 Mise Nets S Lawarvon of mot Gravesend, 1. | SO silres aot tieaderare, tated te aitend the 7 8 Common to mediim exten Western. 9 60'a'10 204) Whe proclamation says:—! blow at emapoipation, a ag ‘sincordly and expecting <u oun coe icant. by eek fanoral, from her lite rasidecice, 119 South ighth street, certificates of indebtedness for lega! tenders in payments | Extra round hoop Ohio. 10 30 a 10 60 | ~ 7 eS lishing slaver: WEDSRQUTMBEY.—On lay, August iy the Rev, x » sind whereas the anil U1 waa presented to the President | that a comatituiignal amendmer i Y | nents © Kinuey, Jons Wanee to fis flarria Lavis Brookiyn, E. D., on Sunday atternoon, at two o'clock, to public creditors, This, however, injures the now | Western trade brands 10 65 a 12 00°] ofthe United Staics for hia appraval, Jens than one hour be: | throughout tbe natloD may, D in Wearionsly Yall allot this city, “ ie Toan while it temporarily saves the currency. It is rob- | Extra *t. Louis, 10's 2 11 See} Slaned by him— bine 953 quire on what his expec POLITICAL. “ a f/ Ropresentathyes “ . 4 bing Peter to pay Paul. Extra and foncy d 11 40 a 13/50 | If that be accurate, stHl this Bill was presented with | House © the politcal "eorn| % Di ARTRRS, TWENTY:FIRS? Wand 3 Common Canadian... 9 80 a 10 10 | ofher bills that were signed, ‘the face us t » Bopce —On Thi y morming, August 4, Cirzanera V. gas Moves is working easy on the Stock Exchange at | ComamonCanadian.-..-. 10 16-812 00 | Within that hour the time for ue journment | OF the Bote ey re tm wite of wilttan B 1g» JT, 3 Hite will fae Sen eg seven per cent, while produce houses are meeting with | 5°" 8 00 &10 0 | was three times postpone’ the touces; | witbio any hopes with 50 Thefrionds and\re'stived of the family are invited to | 6. at 8 o'clock, for the making srrancerents for more favor. ‘Exchange is dull and lower. Barkers’ ster- 7 80 a 78-00 | nnd the least intimation of a @esiro Yor more time by the | Bis.singe e Dill w attend the funeral, from hdr late residence, 110 Willough- | the grand torcblight fac ov Weerdn Hag in qnotedae Hibraaobinae ants’ bills are 39 CO a 40:C0 | President to consider this bill would have secured a eer Pate Fs reasons for proventing the },by street, Lrcckivi, at ton qllock precisely. ile | Magnet 10. All clizens Sf the ward favorable 1o"ike wom: eee 210036, and merchants’ »Dills are | “lrho wheat market wis unseitied ‘audlower on inferior | G#ther postponement. big eee ae ieing a. law, tho President proceeds to, BRounacuer. —01 ‘huraday moraine, rasmoatd, afore | Mies oe ceeree : ecuselinn foe romans ore Wweiled te offered far in excess of the demand, owing to the large | [des of spring, while prime samples of winter brought |(. Yet the committee = ascertain if the President | Pi) fhis purpose to execute it.as a law by his Youg and painful illaess, JacoB Browaactex, aged 69 RICHARD CROKER, Presiden exports and the purchases of bonds on foreign account. | full prices. The demand.was quite active, the sales |) bal any further commtuniostion for the House of Repre. | oie is Puvbone Isao F, Smanp, Secretary, Business at the Slock Exchanye to-day was dull, and | reaching 260,000 bushols, at $2.18 a $2 40-for ‘pritac Chi._|/ sentatives reported that head none; and the friends of o atid “the relatives an@ friends of the oe are syed a = TLCAN AND THE PROPLE.—THR MEAD. the Dill, who bad anxionsty waited upon him to ascer- fully invited to attend the funert prices generally lower. Compared with Wednesday’s | S80 SPFing, $2 25 a$2 40 for Milwankee ctoh, $2-42 a Mc 1 y tain its fate, had siroady eaeemrormed that the Presi- Nevortheicas, fT am Yar y satisfied with the be agoned for $2.45 for amber Milwaukee, $2 $1 a $2°66 for Winter red is 3 at two o’clock, from his late res! riers of the Committee of Arrangements for gales, Erie Railway advanced at the first board +Z, Chi- Western, ond $2 60 a 32 G2 ier amber Waebigen Gorn was | dest had resolved not to. sign it. eT Ren TO pri; and that | street, Brookiyo, tae Cae hacGlllan CDemoustration. pt the. 10th. oe cago and Rock Island 4s, Chicago and Northwestern +, a 2e,Jower, with an active business at the decline; sales ‘The tima Of presentation, therefore, had nothing todo | tin /gha atali times shal! be, vreparad to give tle executive Brabtay.—On Paeaaae: ssmeat ti ANASTASIA, the be- | Atcust wit, Be heldst the ‘siacia'y Houve: corner Broad- F > | To'oeo best At $1 55.0 $1 55 for pewgWestcrn mixed, }/ with his failure to approve it. Paid’ and ance to any auch peoplga: avon as the mile | loved wi'o of M. MaDradiey, maiden uamo Bourke, of | Way, aud Ricith trect. the committee will be in som and Cantoa Company 3., New York Central, Erie pre including cne lad of hich mixed at $1-58. Oats were] The bill had been discussed and considered for morec| ‘tary resistance 10 the United States ae test been sup | Cahereooli=h, County Limeride, Treland, ree ee Ba tS EAD wigs eh ieateen oe rate ferred stock, Chicago and Alton, Chicago, Burlington and | Jower and dull, clostug at-090..0 $1.01. Rye was nomi- | than a month in tbo House of Representatives, which it | pressed in any such State, sud the peo hee constitution. | ».TBe funeral will take place from her late residence, No. | fn ikis demonstration of the friewda o 0 0 aly $1.90a $1 95. Bark ba¥téy “malt were in- | pased on tho dth of May: it was ted tothe Senate | suligiently returned. ( ee hich case miitiagap. TRaProspect street, Corner of Jay, Brockly wived to take part in the meeting agi ome Quiccy and Mariposa Mining sold the same. Hudson $1 95. “Barley an y “J andthe laws of the United States. in w gp TT ns a . m > aciive. on the 27th of May without magerial amendment, and ea will "be appolated, with dtrections to proceed ac. | o'clock ft. the afterngon, to Flatbush Cemete tntengions to. Krancis 7. Tucker, Secretary, Sinclair Hove, River decitned 2); per cent, Reading +3, Michigan South. | "(> .xrg°.—The market for adamantine was dull, and | passed th ibsolutely as'it came from the House } Sor siito the bill. tives and friends fara feqiested to attend. NewYork. By order of the Cothmitiee of Arrangements, ern t¥, {linofs Central 33, Cle id and Pittsburg 17, changed; sales 75 boxes at 40c., sperm_}/ on the 2d of Jul tudied outrage on the legiaapre authority of Cumsine.—On W pace ‘evening, August 3, from'eon- 8 > contenta is out of the'question.” > [an2 Morte has never been perpetrated, 3 od Fe 4g. Camberla oal 13; ut G5e Ignorance of gestion of the bre satan son of Edward and — burg and rota Wayne 1'/, Cumberland Coal 1);, He market was more active, and prices are | Todeed, at his requcet. a draft of a bill substantially | “Copgreas passed @ bill; the President refused toapprove | Stary Camming, azed nd 18 days. TART TALL Ar AMRRTING’ OF THE REGU. Quicksilver Mining 24, Delaware and Hudson Canal 1, and | tending upwards stles about 1 800 bales. the samo in all materiai poiats, and ideutical in tbe } jy qnd then by proclamation puts as much Of tt feree |, ‘Funeral from his parenls* Spsidenco, Fordham, tbis | AM, AF Movatl Hall General Committ Mogiet Qa ay q Ohio and Mississippi “onctifiokten 4 Toland. Flor 7. | points objected to by the proclamation, had been laid | ag ho sees fit, and proposes to execute those paris by offl- | (sat afternoon, at ha! three o'clock. the chair the roll was called,. and, one hundred rf Tho market in the afternoon was regular, with very }, Ordinary. 160 | before him for bis consideration in the winter of | ¢ unknown to the laws of the United States and uot m On Thursday, August 4}at his residence, Staten ted one delezates answering ok thelr har fotl thee sau Middling. 13 1862-63. bjegt to the confirmation of the =enate, Ilan captain Ezra Drew, formerly. of tho Sailor's Saug ing resolutions. were severalty. offered little variation in prices. Good middiing. rf 176 There is, therefore, no reagou to psupnee the provisions | _ ted bill directed the appointment of provistonal gov. | Harbor Govorninent secarities were in fair demand to day. At —The market was quiet at previous prices, of the bill took the Presiden’ ernorg by and with the advice and consent of the Senute. Democratic State Convention whch ae On the aes Pass ba) ve reanon * ee them to ‘The President, sheave elie "sah ns 2 8 include 420,000 Ibe. Balti 1 5032. there, and | have been so well known is met! preventing ithout law and without the adv! ns bonds of 1881 sold at 10% and the coupons at 105% a | Ftc here: Detroit aie at Bie riotber deectiotond hae the bill from becoming a law without tho constitutional Rr tebate, ml veruors for the rebel States. 106: the revistered five-twenties at 1061s, and the coupo: at p evi us price & corbllity ot 2 vee been resolved om long before | fe alr rer pit prevent att + y 7 420947" PRocs Axp Dyes,—We note sales of 200 tons soda ash at | # itl passe ie Sanat a, and he defeated the bill to ya at 108 9 103%, 'an0-the one year cersidiontes ns 9875 0 0476" |. ona 10qida, sel sods at 64 Wo are informed by a gentleman entitled to entire con. | Puls To the afternoon a demand on foreign accouut ran the YRucnrs were rather quiet, but without any abatement | fidence thit beforé the 22d of June, in New Orleans. it Hengeforth we must regard the following precedent as five twenties up to 1094; Phe debt certificates closed at | in rates. E: ents to Liverpool, per American, 2,500 | was stated by a member of Gencral Banks’ staf, in the | tye Presidential law of the rebel States:— R was in fair demand at p:evious prices, The to attend the funeral. on Sunday aftertonn, from | guy ‘of the course adopted by tl jeiegates from p Episcopal church, Pactoryville, nt balf.paet two Beart democrary w oredratned in in the Convention and Orclock. Boats leage pier 10 North tives, foot of Cort- | perticinatnd in its deliberation land street, at half, rea, lock. Re olved, That the Selegaten Clected to represent the Mo- Boston and Bangbeste. ) papers please cony. vart democracy in t ‘onal Cantentinn are reaiested to Down. —Tho tricndsot sicmaricDown are requested to | wee.erery effort to rian the or a attend his funeraf, from 31 Roosevelt street. on Sunday peor and tecrire the Beeemod Stak os arsed eorrnpt the first session of the Board of Brokers the registered iad latives and friends of the family are respectiully Resolved, That ves cordially endorse th ony sa the afternoon, at two o’cloek. remains will bo taken to ibentie and disloyal ad: sageme bbls. four at 2s, 95.000 bushes.cor at-Td a7';d., im } presence of other gentiewen in official position, that . xstox, Wassrxcrom, March 38, 1368. | Calvary Cemetery for {nterm ecared. hat we fevoke the power deiegn/ad tae bulk, end aiso 14,000 bushels wheat at 74;4.: per neutral, | Henator Doolittiebad written a letter to the dopartnient | gig ately Mica t HABN, Governor of Lowisiona'— |” Ganbixer.—On. Sa day, July 30, of typhus fever, tenet Give to: dispense the: natnanane of Mopars 7 reous shares at the first | 2.360 bbls. Hour at 2s. 37d a 22, Sid, 20 hhds. provi. | that the House Keeonctraction bili would be ataved off in | "1S RAT ner orders. ‘aro hereby invested wih tke | Ric ranp GanDiNeR, andtivedt Warreppoint, county Down, nd whieh has Pecos CM bl Monette lying ab session of the Boar: o-day compare with the | sions al and per ste imer, 2,000 boxes cheece at 50s, | the Sonate toa poriod too late in the session to require | powers exercised hort by (08 pe eee ete Ireland, in the 39th year af bis ns aa Tienbet tbh warty «be loving: that eald:pairoveke does, t cash sales on Friday of last weck as follows:— To London, per neutral, 500 bbis, flour at 2s. Od., 5,000 | the President to-veto it in order to de’eat it, and that Mr, | siana, Yours, oe Newry (Ireland) papers ah ee OO: tra at lpr Lottie ealabe Con hasmuesede, highest cash ales on Priday beavy hhd. staves at 00 vbls. petroleu: Lincoir would retain the bill if necessary, and therebyf | ynis Michael is no officer of the United States; DON.—On Thursda: tats ae PKarust 4, Roperr J. | of receiving tie reports of the art Commitione Aug. 5. per steamer. 500 @bly flour at 3s. defeat it. the President, without law. without the advice and coo- Canton, of Roce BENJ. RAY, Chairman. Amorican gold..... 261 ner neutral, 14,0/0 bushels Wheat at $d. The experience of Senator Wade, in his various efforts | gent of the Senate, by a private vote not even couater- jhe relatives and Trius are rf renmecetelly. gee to at- Jon Pra. ’ Secretaries. pss Cievelaos and Pittsburg. 115!3 | balk and bass. ‘To Bremen, 50 bhds. taliow at 228. 6d , | to get tbe bill considerea in the Senate, was quite in ac: | g goed Dy the Secretary of State, makes him Dictator of teak the funerM@, on Sunday aftornoon, at two o'clock, Crarizs Gray.) Cleveland and Toledo... 154" | 900 bbls. shoo pegs at 2 To Antwerp, 800 bbls, cordance with that plan: and the fate of the bill was accu- Chicago and Rock Istend. Chicgo and Northwestern. from theresidence of his sisters, No. Hester street, rafttlv predicted by letters received from New Orleans tothe bit Dili provided for the civil adminstration of the laws | Aistemains will be taken to Green’ Sn Mss STATE CONVENTION FOR r before it. had passed the Senate. of 4he’State till it shonid be in a fit temper to govern heat t Pergon, N. Hyoubriga , August 5, Caries At am of the Peace State ral Committ Had the proclimation stopped there it would have pealing all laws recognizing slavery, and making Lon, beaot Rite B. a Louise Hemel, aged | elt rine a oF Row br tp faliahe eal. 3's | troieum at 63. To0o ary. hides at 27 +50 tons at 2s. 0 27, 6d., and 200 bhde. tobacco To Rot erdam, 500 bbis flour at Ss., 100 bbis, 64, ard O& tone: t ood at 308. A | been only ono other defeat of the will of the people by an ual Defore the law: 8 months and 24 day: enee Chiveimenter A ane 20.000 bushels wheat, to Cork for orders, at | Executive perversion‘of the constitution. eGonat provisions the President has annulled. | ° ‘The funeral will take place ob Sunday afternoon, from Regotition and recaneliation, oe requested to ansoeath td Pp iter. Bu it goes futher. The President says:— Porne oain die, and marry and trazsfer property, and buy | the residetice of his parents. Mass Convention u Sopoemae om aiine trpriien toe 18, ot GUvy¥ CLorl —The demand was limited, and we And whereas the said bill contains, among other things, « | and sell, and 10 these acts of clviltife courts and officers of } " Haxray.—On ‘Thursday, Augeat 4, P. J, aster, aged alr oie seatdrnts pe ond only (o note a sale of 7: 1974c.—now held at . | plan for restoring tie States in rebellion to their proper | tho law are Dacossary. Congress legislated for theso | go years. Uriothe. sei sal ot rang eral adopti Hay.—Shipping was in poe dewand at $1 25 a $1 30; | Practical reiation in the Union, which plan expresses the | necessary things avd the I’ resident deprives them of the relatives and friends of the family are respectfully y the people. a1 gc retail qualities were algo in fai: demand, but firm at Pn 60 | #eBSe of Congress upon that subject, and weble plan it 1s | protection of the law. invéted to attend the funeral, from his fete residence, 43 iret District. on LAWRENCE, Michigan Southern a$t 80 now thonght it to lay before the people for their cou- The President's purpose to inatruct his military govér- | Willow place, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) Afternoon, at tbr si. Dist DwARB Milwankes and Prairie di 70 Hors —The market has been active and prices are; “ycration— nors ‘sto pro.eed according tothe Dill’—a makeshift | o'clock. ij i ed Distr rOWa Mariposa 48 | firm; sales of 400 bales at $25.0 $23 lor fair to good | » BY what aathority of the constitution’ In what ! +> caim the disappointment its defeat has occasioned | Haxrxe—At Nashville, Tenn., on Friday, July 29, WOOD, . New York Cone 131 | grades. CE ee ee ta eed ned by whom? With | is not merely a grave usurpation, but a transparent delu- | Witiiaw HaRrar, Jr., a native of Dutairi.s, Scotland, He wo og Ly M _ Pacite. fi eer vii 281 | without sores cbange "tbe gates wore 500 city alanghe | ,, {to bea law by the approval of the people witheut | * 3 cannot “proceed according to the bil” after pree “he relatives ee ‘and those of his brothers aes Pittadurg, Fort Wayne and Chie 115% | ter at 16c., and 4,000 Montevideo on. p. Fguetion, | the approval of Congress at the will of tho President * venting it {rom becoming a law. James and Robert, are respectfully invited to attond the RD, Quickstiver Mining 803% | 1,000 Mat: slightly damaged, at 1! Will the President, oo his opinion of the popular | "wiatever is doue will ba. at his will and pleasure, by | funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'cloci:, from | Tenth Rete pel Reading Railroad. 137 quote dry hides:—P. A, and Montevideo at 3 Approval, execute it as law? persous ngible to no Yaw, and more interested’ to | the residence of b ener No, 85 West Twenty-sixth | Eleventh district. R . ‘Dhe following were the quotations at noon today for | Grande at 253zc. a 36c., Orinoco at + enti nis merely a device to avoid the serious fespon- | Pecire the interests and cxecuie the will of the Presi: | strect ~ gece gesiarmret z A RORRICE, a y a west they sibility of defeating a law on which so many loyal hearts | fear than of tbe peoole: ud ib the will of Congress isto be | Dumfries papers please copy. reeemth-diatrict. ‘And. Ml government securities:— "Tampico at 31c. a 320. Teposed for security? ‘ “held tor naught,” ‘unless the loyal people of the rebel Hea1y.—On Thursday, August 4, Toomas Heaty, aged itteenth istrict. LE’ tt. é Five twenty coupon bonds. .. ic, Sao Juan and Central American at 220. at the reason3 now assizned for not approving the bill | crates choose to adopt it. x if ixioanth distriot aS ape Five twenty registered bonds........... Maracaibo at 30c. a 31e., Bogota at 320 a 350, Wes: are full of ominous signidcance. Ie they sboutd graciously prefer the stringent bill to TES WUAGAEEVsees_are, elie’ 0 attend the | Beventect:A distrig rOMaa G a Eevven aos gggee tenths Treasury notes at 26. a 272, Kc. Dry salted bides:—Maracaibo at | Tho President proceeds — the ensy procl:mation, still tho registration will be made | funeral, at Hackensack, N-J., this (Saturday) afternoon, | Elcntscasi distr bas Registered" of 18% f 2 8 23¢., Marapbam at 25c. a 26c., Pernambuco at | Now. therefore, T. Abraham Lincoln. President of under no legal sanction; it will give mo assurance that a | at two o'clock. Trains leave foot or Chambers atreet for | fone eane Coupon 6's of 1881. ? Tampico and Matamoros at 25c. a 2dc., & United States, do proclaim, dectare and make known, th majority of the people of the States har the oatBe ‘Hackensack, at half-past eight and quarter to twel Twenty-first district One year currency of Cl chesta | Meytam (ae was ia Docomber inst when by prociama: | Ttagmigistered, twill be witbowt ogel autbor'ty, o'clock, returning at five o'g}yck. "° | wont second district: State stocks wore quoted as 8 follows — did not learn. | formal approval of Fay bill, to be flexibly ce ‘committed to | Void; no indictment will lie for ores nara: sees jearur. —On tae August 6, Of consumption, Janr, wenty fourth nn ciate ist... cee; wes ia light ¢ nd | ‘That is to say, the President is resolved toat the people | be the 1arce of Lou a) ye funeral will ta i e from her late residence, 34 | Twent; iatrct, ree take ‘any eecur jes from the rebel States = the forms of tbis vill, but.not by authority of | Tenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, on Mon- Fran ah strie Lt ceawore a trifie lower ia gome descriptions (nk sole | shall not by la’ 5 steady, and prices were Cee eld change, day afternoon, at one o'clock. ai The relat; id Teeuty olghth atekrhets 98 qua h¢ &e. » &ATC.: middle eee govern ag ise 5 apnaibeinieheaad ‘ut when we come t» the guarantees of future peace | of the family invited to attend. ke en Twent By iat iS edi rin = y do. 46 ov eaforuis light, | P'ifie wisdom and pradeuce are to be our euffcient | wbich Cugress mesut to euac', tue forms, as wall as | ° Engtiu and California pavers Thin Goid opened at 257%;, and rau up to 261.8261 ',, at which it closed. A despatch from San Francis pind homey sec. 3 <0 qi | eaarantess ‘middie do., 44130 8 vad | eee turtuer ems while Tam lease co} the suibstacce of the bil, must, yield t0 the President's} Hwee tn seta ay, August, of consumption, Many | Talrty tt det will that pom Booey, aged 24 years, a ; A ony Hessive ‘of Congress to protect the otal “w: Nn 10 THE CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH WARD. ed #0 uupreparéd to declare that the free | atl woree the nation against three great dangers, (1) | uncle, Robert Fe Presi ant Nees ee bee Po femeod that certain partes are collecting lated August 2, quotes 3 was fot > active, with sales of (60 bhds, mining stock as follows:—Ophir, $590 per foot; Goxld & | covndo AL or about 90 , and 75 bbls. New Or. Bf Lovisiane thot ‘Before ide 221 | the return to power of the gullty leaders of the rebellion, | liamsburg, this (Saturday) afternoon, at haif-past two mreetingom August 1a at sion oar ‘ws te outa ata mit Carry, $1,100 do.; Savage, $1,000 do.; lotosi, $940 d * made public. ey repe lng aod discouraging the | (2) the continuance t MAYEy und (3) the burden of the | o'clock. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend shee have no conn mpeegee —_ s pertrbihen Nava Sronss — ie uotice sales of 15 bble. of spirits of top the sanieas tofurieretort=: | tebe! dabt. without further invitation, Cightan Association, of the Ss organized (ei sent ellow Jacket, $540 do. torpentine at $3 50.0 $3 55 for Frenoa and 233 65 | Thatistosay, the President persiste in recoznizing | _ Congrees required axeent to those provisions by the-}) —-Hii4.—On Friday -Auguat 5, at balt-past five o'clock, 1868, Win: Malloy, Prenent ne Sevan e borate The ‘ollowiag is the report frem the Sub-Treasury — | for American. Rostrs were rather steady: gules of 200 | thoes shadows of governments it Arkansas and Lonisianae | Convention of she State; and if refused, it was to be dis- | Jope. Faaxcis Zoungest gon of Patrick and Sarat its ownvenpensen. | (WM. Wats MALT Oetriny. 4 Cormimittes. Receipes from ovstoms. bbis 0a $43 for strained ond $56 for p: Tar w which Congress formally declared should not be recog- | solved. go aged year, 7'ion Eb B CUNNION. fe Total receipts. ai ve have only to note a eale of 101 Dis, at $18 a nized: whose Kepresentatives and Senators were repelied ‘The Prasident “ho! r naught” tbat resolve of Con- 10 Pricu ‘acquaintances ‘ot ahs rainy arevesstct. Payments... & descriptions, Coal tar pitch was selling slowly | by formal votes of bott Houses of Congress; which it jJ$ unWilliyg ‘tv “dé iofexibly com. tuasyeenen t0 attend the funeral, from the residence t a $5 per dbi, pitoh at $25 a $23 per bbl, The | was declared formally suould bave no electoral vote for in OF restoration,” and the people high of DS prrents, No. 60 Pitt street, this (Saturday) after- Ww tr amie coal or viner prices. | '*Ptey dee the mere. croutare of hie wilt, Th selves unjess their ebemiés agree to it. J At Cold 3} we 8 Pe org Be ‘hey are the mere: creatures jis wilt, ey cannot ves LINES! SANE old Spring, on Tharsdi sud. aie ices at, $170 “ae 724g, and 21 Re or a live + day without’ his snpport. They are fore’ Olle ‘The order belipegtt aserdiog Ww tet a ee ite dently. Lieut. Tea, 5am ee United States cavalry, ering. Crude whale was quie les of | garehies, im, on the people by military orders under | merely vs,the will of the re Hi eo | aged 23 years, oldest nom of bredorioe’P.-and Juliet. Is. at $1 65 a $170. Lard was inactive -_ the forms petndy mm nich uedersie’ ‘provost mars option to reject it, acsépt 16" proclamation of the 8th of | Jemes ie |e ~oanenipdel fe e Subscriptions to 7 3-luin noies 62,200 The Gould & Curry Silver Mining Company has de @lared a dividend for July of nfty doliare per foot in gold Payable through the Pack of Cilifornia,on stock regis. eg bat We bs gamed to protect ¢ noon, at two o'clock. Porareics Norio, 1418 MALLS FOR | THE te om, apd the earn ti cy ‘astiown Gity of Washitigion, a ‘the There were small * of Bank at $1 4! hala, soldiers and camp fo} ‘were the chief . | December, aud demand the President's recognition. | The funeral services wil take place at Cola Spring, this ered for dividends in this city, on and ater the Sth | trwits $1 Castor oil $3 40 50, and olive do. | assisted by a bandfnl md Teaident cltivenss and wepet ion Maik the contrast; Tbe bill: requires & ‘tunjority, the Sons A etr at two o'clock. ‘the teiends ot the Inst., at the office of Lees & Waller. $5 49. to premature action by private letters from the Pre. | prochim tion 1s satisfied: with ene-tontn; te bit requires: memtin sored pasha evens, i an _v i] 3. o 5 2 do, © The New York Fire and Marine insurance Company 1 67.dor tora, | Sta wage taattee nee paca ‘Will pay on demand a divided of 6 per cent, free of tax. | and prices were a tr: ‘The United States Petroienm Company will pay, 1oib | bbs. at fnst., a quarterly dividend of % per cev:, free of tax pig The Pounsylrania Coal Company will pay sident. ‘one oat!, the proclamation another; the bill ascertains § al 6, Isanecia, ‘wife of Wiliam nor Arkansas, before Banke’ de- | voters by regietering, tho ‘proclamation by “gness; the | Kaveh ta ibe hinge year U ur control mf tho territory or | bill exacts adherence to existing forrivorial limits, the | © -The-rien as of the fanny are respectfully invited to bbls. Lvalsiaga Gop. Ranks’ preciama- ES mongol admits ah sree pee governs the febel booq Peper eae nen de Faye 1B ,.ab — alee E ? tion candidly declared, ‘The fandamental la 5 CU from ber late res dence, ludson avenue, Brooklyn y — new mesa, deliv erable September 10, bayer’s option, at | state is reactial law.” 5 lon mits rtrd i the fawietw discretion of ‘military gov- Kresiw.—On Thareday, August 4, Kare Entra, oui Crees Agaey, oem: ah Mh teontinses dull and heavy. Sal On thit formdation of freedom he -erected what the cont provost imerebals. the bill forbids olectors | est dauphter of W. B. and Laura Kissam aged 1' year, 1 Pte gy shit may In neither Louisiat easier, Thesales embraced 3,000 | feat, did the United s 50 for mese, $39 for new d%., and ten days’ | halt the population, In ‘or prime and $37 for prime mess: also 2th August, | $42. ihe beef n ‘ork for y dividend of TH ent. bbis,, at $1 for country mess, $6 a $8 for con President Calis “the free constitution and government of | Cor ‘President, a4 sepc/ama tion and defeat of ine | month and 28 days date of a Sites awe we is a try primé, $18 a $90 for repacked mesa, and $22 a $28 for | [onisisma. bis bill threatea os, w! ar (ety the adianon or | |The relatives and friends of the family, ako te meth aioe ena ieee agar t . sunty, N. J., having | extra do juiet and upebanged. | gut of this & late, whose fundamental law was martial | exclusion of sti ee + the “bill exacted exclusion | pers of Howard Lodge, No, 60,1 0, 0 F., arerespectfully, plexaia " efused to redeem its ciroulating notes, the Treasurer of in- | Jaw, only sixteen parishes out of forty-eight parishes | of dangerons enemies from power end the relief of the | invited to attent! tha furcra!, wig the residence of her | Tenth avenue, from sais, ESTE ee! to Thirty -Ofth street. the State gives notice that ali tbe outstanding bi We note | were held by the United States: and in five of the sixteen | vation from the rebel debt, and the prohibition of slavery | parenty.765 Greenwich’ street, this (Saturday) ‘afternoon, Riese avenim sree iteee arket was we bed only our camps. forever, so that (he suppression of thie rebellion wf! | at half past two o'clock: * Ninth avenues, bank wii! be redeemed out of the trust fund: alee of ahout 500 bbis, and tierces Were. ft rea. eine, t ae a A . be The cleven parishes We subatantially held bad 253,185 | double our resources to ror p'y the national debt, Krroay:—On I'riday,Angust 6, Azicr, infant taughter ae mue. (row lo Tent rect; crdet au io re: for that purpose ‘a! 3 140 500 do , deliverable within four- | inhabitants the residue of the State not bela by'us, | free the masses from the old domination of the rebel Z James’ amt Jonanatt Keegan, aged "Ss months md 2 Specificat cations raed thank om for the bi ob. The movements of foreiga dry goods at this port | tem days. at 22¢.. nad 600 bbls’ for the first Often days | 57", Iéadere, dod’ eradicate the cause of the war: the procla- ays: tailed On application to the con adit a Ps Saha AY Goede at this port | iy september, buyer's option, at 2e. Butter was ectree At the farce called an election the officers of ceneral | mation secures neither of there guaranties Je friends-of the family dre féapecttally invited to at. THOMAS ~~ Gur ing the week eu August 2 arc exhibited in the | and Arm at 6c. a 450, for Ohio, and 40c. 2 56 for State. | Ranks returued that 11,344 ballots were cast. out whetter IC ja “Bifent ‘respecting the rebel debt wod the politieal | tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. ROBERT f t%, aN a, folivwing tabio-— Cheese quiet at 17c, a 26¢. for common to prime. any or by whom the people of the United States have no | exclasiod of rebel leaders, leaving slavery exactly where | 70 Oliver streot, on Sanday afternoon, attworo'clock. J 1864 ‘Aquedue En:ered for gpnsumjrion Pemout's.—Recoipts, 4.640 bbls The advance in | legal assurance; but it is probabie that 4,000..were.cast B was ly Taw'at the outbreak of ithe: rebellion, jens — The remains will bo taken to Calvary Cemetery. CL 90, ‘Crotoe Aqueduct Board. e ufactures Bf woo!..... go'd was wittioat effect on the market for petroleum, and | by soldiers or employes 0: the Uniled States, military or | no guatamty even of the freedom of the staves he uaders Murenean Ab Poekekiil,-N. ¥., on Monday, August 1, DLE CLONE E ToemDuGE R ind, be Mocioures of cotton neither cruge nor refined was ofilected ta the least. The | monicipal, but nove according to ony law, State or nation thor ‘Yo mantnnit. : Atvkxaxner MURAD, in the 74th yess ear pf bis age, Q aa 1, 1964, ‘Mon sfactares of silk... Poorer de Beebe ee asa eee a}, aud 7,000 allots represent the State of Louisians. mre mance ee in nb (Hégat oath, without a sanction, | “Wits Females were taterted mtr ity Cometer; ind Bui rcopaiate aire “at thie about Wednesday's prices, Som e' ri refore ri —Ow Friday morning, A\ oa short ice ei the ren aay Mex rt Owed Me Muscalisneces nag more: but prices were unchanged. © The sales were 8.500 ne cath ‘ts ‘to sunpety all proclamations of the Presi beenumed Mavnicr, Se waa | they Seen teat niga of materiale ost 4 bbls. crade at 50),c. ab2c , On the Spot, and SOc. m Suc. @evt, dutty ion , having reierence to slaves. 0, professor of music, aac hegre of sain an CT} ce nds sifached ts to ‘Total Sabo, | ON z mapteenes sy om “etedsin bony at Ase aja Wk by ed t ~2) tive people not Nvatraviniog that onthe, nfo vanes Tyg a rite or We itidin Es fia “The rity he ’ for ember 0, , e ea tion ¢ ones may 0.0F aD 13 ih ath of U LARK, Wi ~ ic .t int Withararats. cap | Sie. 0h the spot; mad’ 90:46" for September: 3,000 do., | whore the Catel states have a campo, (rer? eee SMe | LON Ot eel veitier secures the-abolition ot slavery | Sonouct, ? a.m ad 19 ny ‘ e anit at Raciuity i rates be a Plans ~ Manulactures of wool ie $444,786 free, ou (Lewmpar, bt 87e. a STIGC. Deozne was quiet. The Preetdent, by mr il from becoming a | hor adds any security to the freedomof the slaves the ‘The rel tha “aes 7, and the mem- boy accordance rit inancea of iad Manufactures of cotton... 110,65: k We note sales of Bn a pm omen at 43sec. law, holds the electoral votes of the rebel States at. the | President declared free, bers of Harmony Divi Sion Nb. 5. Sons of ice, are } ean be had on Tpriieation tot pi yah in ‘office, « PManulact ures of elk... 83,927 Sieur, eons see, dictat.on of Dinwornene) asebiiies It does pot secure’ the abolition of slavery; for the | invited to attend the tuneral, a ernoon, at . Ss of Gax 9,554 Smet sales of Solberg if these votes turn the balance jn his favor, is it to be Prociamation of freedoth morély professed Lo free certaia two o'clock, from the Church: of the F , Stanton opr Manevus »..... S8,4d ‘an quiet at 17/4c. Lehigh | sunrosed that hig competitor, defeated by such means, | slaves; while it roooguized the-inetituti re street, between Kasex and Norfolk bases. sides 1 17 A50,, will acqulesce? Every constitution of ‘the rebol States att utbreak | iteriowsy eon Toureday moi ‘August 4," Matas FICE OF THE STRERT COM Ls Total . $995,010 | ''SiiieTno domand for raye. was moderate, and prices the rebe! majority assert their premacy in thoes | ot therebelien. mas ve adopted without the change of & | xicirowsy, anati¥e of Rivervilic, County Galway, Le. | Q) ‘ a Warehonsed were without material change Sales of about 400 bude, | | es, andgend yotes which elect an enemy of the gor. | letter: for none of tem contravene that proclamation | jand, in the 3d ‘year of his age, To Contrnctors.««-Prepasaie.caclesed'in; a sen'ed en: janafactures of wool... .... $971,008 | Al 20c a 21)qc. for Cuba. -Retiued was in fair demabd | ernment, will we not repel his claims’ hone of. them establish sinvery’. | ‘The friends and relatives of Rad are reepecitally | endorsed with tne tia of ieee tena ma ot nd Lures of cotton . 436 firm And i not that civil war for the Presidency inavgu- At-adds.ne secnei meshed hee the slaves, invited to bol the f; uh feo residence, No bidder writeed tou thereo: i ite uettt « tures of aiik Qos,e11 Skint —=oat and deer were in moderate inquiry, but | rated by the race of robel States’ For tbeir-title veaeo pret ation of freedom. | 228 West Twenty ffth ‘eet, Ot "aunday ‘alterneon, at ae 5 15. Jat thovcteck tte kn 960g | the ries demanded by holders restricted operatiohs to | | Seriously imprissed with tiiese dangers, Copgrers, | _ If it be tausenttationabewentn to suppert tt i vod. | too ona wisn ea neva fanting. em cain arene o ® great extent. he prope: cotatitutioust Authority,” formal; “deetared Whetber-eonatitutionabor not, the oath ia. without au- Rus —OD Fee fed itt 4, FRANCE Morris, the Nagk,formn st, Xi Tivewoons —We note sales of only 100 tons Campeachy that ere aro, no SHAke govcremont ta the rebel States, | thority.ot Jaw, an@therefore void. Beloved son of ANF Siney Ant Morrie, aged 3 aErtoueate San SL) ave fis S40, 8 Sia | lozwood coprivate terms. for sholr e' 1% At a proper time: If it be valid and observed'it a gt Fat ee > by nibs and 4 isms ‘@ CORN eae, ‘ The asieion table thows the Comparative receipts Sarr was quiet at previous prices. " Bete t's ‘epate a tho Hovie of Representatives oe the State, eitber.in law or copstitatior Hyves and acquaintances of the fam!) Street Com missioner. > e Ne ‘ators aud Roprerentitives chosea ani & State as, ty to the proclamation title; he the right:.of a } are respectfall authority of what the Prosident is the free co} Sravs.--We sales since our \ast of 1,200 Lusbels anaran a we . slave eee js om question before the State York, August 8. invited to attend the rom Hal from J _Dated Street Department, New odoeet rough flax nt 136 Hen; ape from ¢olis: at the Collector's office ia Ulica, on the Erle relative aetborisy of the State law and the nce of his grand/ather, Francis’ Meehia, 7 ‘aud Chenango anata: Sriune were, a trifle more Rg bt, . vee ber es Ue fae rag AO > eee this (S: afternoen; at: two o'clock, without saul ‘ Tats cassia at 3: imeuto i a ie Pr lent’s proclamation ‘ ha! lamation. -. TH | Erie Car Obie, Geer Gan -_ my pepper at Be a enee es at S6c,, ginger, dtc. ; | Judgment, and dicards the authority: of mn Ge Pir the ‘oath binds theene:tenth who take it Its motion, Owunte ca Tuesday, Joly 26, ARTHUR: ‘meatus ee “ait + ay 1 "9 F OAST ovr ~~ 1363. og, 188 Uses. | maces nud nutmogh $417 see, | Routt amd atrides bogdiong toward the evarchy hig ro-,| acted of the ofbee Wine-tenthe who succeed tthe coatroi | in the 43d" pear of ie age. Tie Feinaine were taterred | etviie'’ oe hs ie Brod tre #3 aa 447 1,039 | _ To ‘Ac0.—The demand for Kentocky was brisk: bat m of the {December inaugurated, ‘Stat a ferene ent; so that it je annulled instantly it OY} wary fue [nme 6 chil? ty gon | Brien were soaroely aera; sales of 1,300 bhds.,rang-)| | If elsctors for President be dliowed to bb ehcwen fn ips en paperanian Be “as a Opaouty 4 ied) ore 995 | from Ye. 10 either of thore Stat ot he al bt) on eyhin-ehe State courte would say “of tho Proclamation yo miner “aupanl by Bit widow of Tima. Ae vere Hat at iva bine the —_— ian. aoe a1 LOW Toot ie, a 14 Me, for Lair 10] aie which fi nt ‘ho can doubt? ay thy O'ieeata, of Bathesn mac, county Corky Jreland, aged " + Bo ,MMd 10,708 2787 Prime, anda ght” Pa millet Father then IF gorertibeot! Ge mastér would {go into courlhe would seize \ 64 Yoargirniat iin mt gat Yo mae as a aoe Tis.--Sauall Snign Of Seradia at Ohe.y Singlish .66c., and) | fn Toute | “Hor relatives and Crlonda’ aro: respectfully iavited to} pceue mane Stock Bzenange. « | Banca bominal, Plates'weredunciive, and prices "were, | That PS id Congret which the Pres; fener, “ynatt the Supreme Court would say, who can telir | Attend tne funeral, on Le eee eee, ne eee Pres aia 1 Fett crete ae pees wer antl‘. | Sere ritaieeevunt mists | arenas crater Mee eee cea ee 1 Fen oe D1 it . ons: r 0. " ‘an Mm b ee ode It | word the oe ag tte me peice: wore: tnd “Dil | tablished. foverameat If Slate, uni 19 Terows pavore {end tue Presiaert doteated with sbie illite extension of |< Prare, ie oan er reg nes, : ; i eal ak TA par ay age wt ‘paataan eat elt abby biuding oa all other shat umn ‘Seah, and, faint hot ee aa for im A., wife of eo U2 fe~pen q a it { pint also, 76 Wait chests Pramipeliat ail cold ab etait Fre ari ea Saat i fonmally declared that under prenaet ta blow at tho frieads of his admipisteation, at | Batata late residence, at os 2 | prices article of the cometitu- | A wenimity,jand avithe priactples of 8 ‘afternoon, at twoe'cleck. | puso" ee ity’,jant Princip! republican Darien, thie (saturday) ptt A, = & stator. ‘ ; pest a cane te an pe item Lo Lr to Andes itd verutient ‘eats wit de 12 Oto Avie! pee pags a oae a ihre chieBy is do, 3 meatic fleece, with sales fal ey oy . |: Whicly the #tj i ie | | with choice at $1102 Foreign vas raiher qui 2000 Mes pres decide the controversy, Yet the right to decide \# placed If the supporters of the govorwment fail to insist oa | Broadway and Seventy-fourth stroot, ils (Saturday) Shays * Hours trom bull $0000 44 GWiamod rein al 30) Mich Goniret 100 bales Mestiva, 100 do. wasved African, and “when Senato: rif ctised , 4 rid of the arduous conflict im which we | 1, “en child of Wm, H. and Plyer, aged ® mouths TO), WATCH LAMONDS, J WELRY, SILVER ‘a Mich ‘Ba ni iti 14 | South American chap ged bands on private vet at tatives. 9 OS Kom ete, ira pau ae couse ee | Teo 44 Ant the reckless ferocity of our politioal op-_ ani 18 16 a piiinaeiitel Sie a Le aa bo aa by — jay Y ne Ae 2,894 bbie. The market was wiih. jer hie, Par are appo! ined AB woll sgh enc 6 rhukt undorstand that our support is of a ona, f bore ot Dore Lodge, No, 250) 4 AeA. iM. ro seemet ge Fae ih tet avwie tame a . ds ect and The saiom moderate. Sales 1,100 0 charact Febogttied DY the proper constit ands Sot of a man that the authority of fovited "e " he tentdace of nor taren, Se woe ae Horan aise up ala, rn : ~~" Writs $e for Gate aed Western. authority, snd its decision is vibdiug on ever: ad de- | mount, and m e three o'c! rom oa ‘Parente, OFT!) Compra ti partment of the ment, and could taht the Union men of © i ~ a yar api mohwat va uci, Sere. 0 Cleve & P tloned ina judicial tribuual, it is trac that the contest | peached by bim of rash and wnoonstitutional jowrriaon.—On Thursday, Amgaat $y Quonos Rowant- vag pt tM oh eleimsts 1 an 4 t it Mount Washington, N. We | in this cage did hot Inet Jong enough to tring the f | and if he he olapes es OOF Support ho mist coufies himeel! to ba ao. ‘arent »; Original oy om do do. Scusrr Hovse, Mover Saag nergy © to thie Bewators or hepreees tt 6 | bi ‘WG lies—to obey and execute, not make the jo rolgtives and as the family ‘aia those. of 1 Boy hte a MW il in 1” . sa Ha ‘te ft mers | to suppress by Aves arined rebellion, and: eve ¥ ‘aro. reapocstaliy rt ARF, ‘ 10) Pitts, PWACIIm 11h august boo elected under Wl tho ny hf the gover te = py Feptpesinaiion to Congress } lake reckiguce, Cone O ns att PRICER P (Pai vOR pr a ; fo» Mias's Mo 1g b Toe weather here is beautiful and cloar, The air is de | MF. Dorr was the head, Congress was not called upon ts) i fy, Watches, fine Poi a amet Hae 4 Diamont ‘Broker, At Maat Ywulout =f Hoious. Tho tugrmometor stands @ 62 dograos in the | (nora this they become responsible for tho waucpations which | afternoon, at two o'clock Wave BeCommgaw'a Wis abade, Ey go tho Pragdant’s erociamayion of te guy gt Ocgam TE thoy (ail Ww cabuke Hod are \iatly liable te yao indiana: Q Ramarao st Borhgator, N.Y. oa Thursgey, Lage 0 ~S niceties lie i i :