The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1864, Page 2

2 | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE. | Soxpay Augage 14, 1664. Having already reviewed that portion ofthe new |= Toterpal Revenue bill which relates to Locnses to pursue | certain of the ordinary occupations of life, we Will bow glance at the slamp tax, which it ts eguaily important | that the people should be fausier with. ; ‘This, section of the iaw went into operatfon on the Ist instant, and the penalty it provides (or negieoting to affix the prescribed stamp to avy document, or for accepting or paying any. Dill of exchange, draft, order or promissory nove withous the same being duly stamped, ts two bundred dollars, be fides which the unatamped iistrument will be decmed invalid ibe pevalty ior apy maker or manufaghurer of - medicnes, ,erfumery, cosmetics, photographs, matches Or playioy cards, Selling Of secveling the bate, without the nece sary stamp being affixed, and with a view to the eva of ibe tax, is ovediundred dollars, bee sides tt forfeiwore of the articles, Chemists, Perfumers end others are liable to a peualiy of teo dollars gn every urstamped article they pre pare kod sell ppom which @ tax js payeble Whep (he rein price doesnot exceed twenty uve cents the stamp duty 18 ope cent, Ofty cents, Lwo cents, seven ty five cents, three cents, one dollar, (our cents; above which (he ax 19 two cents on every fifty cents additional, On friction matehes the tax is one cent per bundred, and ou segar lights and was tapers double this rate, On pho- ‘tographs and ajl sun piciures, the price of which does not e,ceed twenty five cents, the tax istwo cents; Atty cents, sbree cents; one dotisr, ve cents; end for exch edditiouat dollar or fractienal part ‘thereo!, five cents. ‘The tex om playing cards, where the retail prive does not exceed eightecn cents per pack, 48 two cents; twenty-five s four cepts ; fifty cents, ten cente; onedoliar, fifteen cents, and five cents for every additional itty cents or fractional part thereof, ‘The'statmp datics‘on documents aré de fottows:—On an Ordiary agreemént, contract, appraisement of value or Gamage, or for any other purpose, or affidavit (unless in Proceedings at law), five cents; on every bank check or order, drawn upon any bank, banker or trast company, for any amount whatscevor, two cents, and the same for avy sum exceeding tei dollars drawn upon any cther per- 600 or Corporation; on €very inlahd “bill of exchange or order otherWise than payable at sight,"or any promis: sory note, memorandum, check, receipt or other evi dence of a Bony hot exceeding one hundred ‘dollars, to bb paid ov demand of at a time designated, five cents, and for every additional handred dollars or fractional part thereof, five cents. The samé rates apply to forelga bills { exchange or letters of credit, if drawn singly or In any other way ‘thin in’ sets of’ three or more, ac- cording to custom; if drawn in sets of three or more the tax is two Cents on every Dill of each’ set, where the amount docs ‘not exceed one bundred dollar’ or its equivalent in any foreign currency; excceding which the tax is two cents for each #iditionaPhandred dolidrs. ‘Tee taxon a Dill of Inding or receipt (other than a charter party) for any goods con- eigued Co a forgigh porti@ ten cgnts; cna ill of sald of Asbip, when the consideration dces not exceed five hun- dred dollars, fiity, cepts, not exceeding one thousand, oue dollar, apd fifty cents tor every additional fiyo hundred dollars or fractioual part of tha same; oa a bond for indemoifyiog any person for the paytaent of any sum of ce movey where the amount ultimately recoverable is one thousand dollars or lee, fifty cenis, aod fity cepte for every additional. thousand or fractional part. thereof; on @ boud for the duo execution or performance of tbe duties of ayy ofiice, ove doilar; aud on a bond of any deseription otver than such a3 amy be Fequired in leral-proceeditigs, or used In connection with mortgege deeds, twenty-five cents; on a certificate of stuck in avy incorporated company, twenty- dye conte; 00 @ certificate of profits, or any certificate or memorandum sbow!ng an interest in the property or accumulations of any iscorporated company , tt for a sum not less than ten nor more than fifty dollars, tea cents; exceeding which and not one ibonsand, twenty. five ceuts, and for every sdaiticnal thousand or tractiopal part ‘tbereo!, twenty-five cenls; op & certificate of damege or otherwise, and all other icaies or docameute, issued by any port war- den, marine surveyor,or other person acting as sack, twenty dive cepts ; on 8 certificite of deposit of any sum of money in apy bank or trust compasy. or with any banker or pergom acting as euch, if for a sum not exceed. ing ose bundred doilars, two cepts ; exceeding it, Ave ceuts , OR a certifloate of any other description than those speci ied, tive cents; on a charter party, or any letter, agreerent or memorandum relating to the oburter of a ship), Of & renowal or transfer of the same, where the ton- mage does not exceed one hundred and fifty, one dollar; get exceoding three hunered tons, three dollars ; not exceed jog six bundeed, five dvlints, abd exceeding it, ten dollars; “0 & broker's nole Of memorazdum of sale of goods, stocks, bonds, exchange, neles Of hand, real estate. or prope: ty of avy Kid, tea cenia, op any deed, mstrument or writing, whereby ang lands, tonemenis of otber real ty (6 grmuied, ageued or otuerwise conveyed, when the walve dows not exceed Gye hnadred dollars, ity cents; not cxceeding one thousand doliars,one doliar, and for every additional five huedred dollars or frectional part thereof, Ofty cents; on a custom house epiry, where the goods do not excred @ buvdrea doilars in value, twenty Ovo cents, not excecding hve bundred, Sifty centa, aod exceeding taut, one dollar; on an eatry for the with drawalol any goods trom bond, filty cents; on gaugers’ ro, if for m quavtity not exceeding five hundred qallone gross, ten cents, avd exceeding tbat, twenty tive on @ policy of Lule josurance, when fhe amount dues thousand dollars, twenty-five cents; not five thousand, fitty cents, and excecdizg that, ilar, Ob & policy of marine insurance, when the oes NOt exceed teu doliars,ten cents; pot ex. (ng Sty dotlacs, twenty sive cents; exeseding whlch , 1 ex ceed 0} nts; ou every lease, where tho reut is three ‘ dollars per year or less, fifty cents, and for each bunared or fracuonal part thereof, fiity S Manifesto, when her topoage is three (ins or lea, oue dollar, vot over six huvdred, 5, exceeding which, ive dollars; on mariner's for m quavtily not exceeding cbe thousand ten cents ,excesding which, twenty-dve cents; 1origage OL real or personal property, when it ox- ve Aud does pol exceed Jive bandred doliars ta value, ents, not exceeding one thougaod, ove dollar, and ty additional five bundred or fractional part, 1s, ON & pmssaye Licket to a forciga port, the cost of vhigh dees notexceed (uirty-five dollars, Oty cents; cooding fifty, owe dolar, and for every additional Aity or teacth Atl, Owe Gi on a power ef altorney T Uo sale or transier of stock or the coliection of divt- is thercony twemiy-Gve cents; for # proxy for ing @t any election, ten conte, to re t, twenty live cents; to sell and copyey,or rent, or state, one dole; for avy other purpase, filty S (DA probate wiior letters of admjuisiration, opab two 0 4 sbi ¥ © real € bere the value of the @stale does not exceed two Liou €:nd doers, One dolar, ani 10 dit thou 6.00 cr jsnctlonal part, Jiry cents, upon the protest o! ig FeRep by sum excooding | ‘ re, Lwo ting for the eatisiaction | ] Se & Warebouse receipt for et weuLy Cents; above hers’ re usand, ¢ nts u ud, bet oo weig vert writ or other inal pe . fut le Commenced im any 4 WH OF OWWILY, iy Come, where the sum | to! regord 5 ene] CO dytines 4 ‘ nm avery ¢ wogwent (a Wwe wt aul coment UB BL DOW 4 a.weit TUM 4 COUTEaYL & & coute.or | Loe amount wen rapt Of dwtress wun 4ote LOL exened ome bupdred 6 exceediug (vat, @ity cents. We bi al! the etwmy duties uv@er the new bill, which we bail bave ¢o deter. | The past weck tae been one of unbroken monotony tn Well etree, The watering places have provod mor atiractive than the Stowk Fxohauge,te the majority of | nowwithstacding the cheap. ace of money, 8 eculation omy fo stocks, but in partment of comuterce. Gold uder ap almoet uanprocedent. dewaod at (rom 2553¢ to 250%, closing ou Saturdey at 206. The shipments for ihe week epecuiators, and, oss a bas ' bas ediy light Bustarned off iy at 27S g27d, Bulle f with bis, at $8 45 ran, 5.18 4 A6.16. Atlantic Mills, al Tonga ov call bage ane ‘@eoren por ‘priene toe net tra even per cent. prodescesnd ert bave been aclive, espe- cially the coupes sixes of 1661, for which a etrong demand is setting in from abreed, where toey are likely to become favorite stock tw consequence of their having seven: tecn ‘Years to run. This expectation is also inducivg speculation in them at bome. These bonds sold at 116 while the five-iwenties were selling at 106, ovly three Months ago; bat Mr. Chase, ‘by bis strategy in creating at panic, knocked them down with everything pegs The wheat n.arket was I6es. ‘common and inferio”: bulk else; and governments, like ratiway shares, bave oot / of the atock ts com; laa ‘poor, for which yet fully recovered from the shock. Five-twenties do PY de orkerien ot the i fe Balog vgs to 109 on Saturday, under.,a limited demand; who | $19 S85 08 for very. ie a, ny Ss Sixes of 1881 soid at Saturday's board at 10T, aod | amber spring, $2 32 a $2 47 1 good winter ards in the street at 1071, Prdposais for the New York County Court House stock w the extent of $200,000 wil be opened at the Comp troiler’s office at two P.M. on the I6th imst, The stock Western, and $250 a $2 52 wn stondy with a lair dem si 75,000 bushels at 243 lke Oate were dull at 95c. a Be. tet ene ley srley malt, Corrns.. ee , js to provide additional moans for ihe construction of the —The market fires. new County Court House on Chambers street. It bd Gatos —Tho market was quite activeand i, wat bear interest at the rate of six per cevt per annam, a the principal will be redcemabie in 1881-8 Mele 0.48 ens, The toflowiog were the quotations for caliroad and tis. a re 16 4s ceNaneous shares at the close of each of the past four el eA 7s m4 ba Juiv20, JulynoAugss.Aug.rs. | POTD aad Ibe higher wae Tacha hy mvunderert. 0 ra ae a) ee ae mae, King 08 10 American . ae ER ~ pil Liverpool, per American, 12,000. bushels at Tisd. ns oo —_*— a, ore Closing with 8d, Pye ed mt fard, lowr nor: ic 28'8 Wosg 1a4 12% TILK | Wicat, Tig. 70 OO ean se aia 3 sede at 3ST 14a aa low, 23a, Gd. Teo ocante aie tit to Loudon, per nectes ‘ahead Taga 100 40% ba tops tea, hee , and per u @ 68% 61 | Steamer, 2, 200° , 608, To Brisiol, per eS bee neutral,’ 130 bhde, tallow, 3 aia. 64. A. Frouch Six Sak ote ary | Dark Was charteroa Ag. Du ‘France, 1,800 obs ain Ses aoe* | DdIB. Eretroleum, 7s. “The ‘Shipping List’ reports 109% lia, 112% la2% in addition an. American ship, 820 tons, and a AGM, TRIG ANS 1d8 5, British chip, 700 tong, from a rics port to Great Britain, qetig Tae toe Teta | ab£4 29 6d. an Italian bark, 340 fous, trom St. John, N: Me eg ites. Lat | Bp to Dubiid, deals 65c;. a Nock. brig, 399 tons, to itor: 12436 «19076 189%, 189% 1 tetdam, 2,008 vetrolecim, 0; ro i dob betroleum. to Ta ML AK | Gabraitar for orders, Os 6a ee, or 78 if © BES saad iter? io ee horn, Naples or Ganda; path, Sddtaos to Cadiz for 4 Fed b rders, 400 nds tobacco, 403; a Norwegian ship 637 4% er on ya ty tons’ to. Lisbon, staves, equal ' to $40 (or heavy pive; & Way rp nf et ship from Portland to Riyer Plate, Jarabe. $18; 8 @ Danish aoeic::'gag eee brig 236 tons, to Para and Maranbam, 2,000,flour, $1 por Pebcapivenia 300 22h. | DEOL Bribish sobouaee, 166 (ose. 40-3 arena, flour, Pittaburg § Fort W + 110, at ans 115 | $135 pet be erie at eile Britian tah scbaoner to Fr Quickstiver Mini T4 “18% 10% 804 | Rico ned beck. Pipette Reading Railroad: WIM 1963 185K 18056 | Wess Indies a sta rie , $500 in gold; za brig i The fotlowing were we <qaotatious for goverutient Be Guritierae. tons ty gouth’ side Cube und back, $1,450y ball. gold; & bark 368 tons, to north side Cuba, and back, $3, $1,500 in gold; brig 450 tons.and two scbooners: Cow Pay, C B., to New York, coal, $87aT 25; tour Drigs from Britih Provinces to New York, $7;'a schoouer, 174 tons, {rom Lingan, C. B , to New. Y« ‘York, $1. Motassns.—The busiuess was light, but priees were Puly2B, Jalyo.aua 6 si Five-twenty coupon . Five twenty registered. One yoar certificates . 4 without essential change. October three- eothe notes, 10855 107% Pao 110ns.—Receipts, 42: bbis, -porkey: 116.pikgs. cut August do...... = 109° 109 | Meats and 20 do. lard. ‘The park market was more active State stocks wore quilted 9 follows: and $i per bbi higher, with some specuiative wees. tions. The sales on the spot Include’, 5 | bdbis 8 a $97 for old mess, $40 «$40 50 for new -do., jie $50 50 for prime, aug $36 for prime mess; alko, he future de. livery, 1500 bbis new mees, user all September, at 80! 600 do. do., buyer all Atigust, at $42: 500 do do., At $42; 500do. do, buyer until 10th September, ae $42) and §00 bbis. prime mess, buyer aly At ‘$37 60. beof market cvntiti dull and beavy, with sales of 200 bbis., at $18 a $15 for country mess, $6 @ $8 for country prime, $18 a°$20 for ropacked thoeg, and $22 $28 (or extra mess. Prime mess beef was ip moderate demand at previ us prices; salcs of 300 Merces ou private terms. Cut meats wero in heated ae py and rm, with sales of 200 packages at 1432 lof shoulders, 17c. for hams, 21c. for smoked ab, oo 2c. a 25. for bagged do, Hacon was nogicoted.’ The lard market continues active and prices are well eus: tained; sales of 3,000 barrels aud tierces at $213<c. a 225¢¢., the fatter an extreme pric® Butter was x fair demand at dvc, a dfc, tor Ohio, and 45c. a 52c. for State, Cheese was felling at 18c. for common to prime. Pytroieum. —Recelpis, 3,003 bbia. The market was dull ‘and prices were littia better than nominal. litle wes done. About 2,000 bbis. crade at 524g. a 53c. on Missouri 61 Teni . 60 Michigan 6's. The largest shipment of treasure {rom Calffornta this Year was isvded’on Saaurday from the steatnehip North. era Light) the: amedot ‘betog $621,185. Owing to the regent large exportations Lbe amount of specie required to settie our trade balances in Knfope is very much ies. sened, and tbe Bulk of the gold that bas heretofore beon sbipped at Panama in Ruglish steamers wil! probably for some time to come be sent direct to this city. We learo from Wasbivgton that the new seven and Uhree-teathe Treacury notes will be ready for dellvery in afew days. The following table shows tho loan and eéposit ac- counts, together with the specie and circulation, of the banks of New York, Philadelphia and Boston, as they Lhe spot and seller tion tothe middle of September, stood on the first Monday of each month during the 50040, refined, in boady mostly at S6c., ‘aad 000 0, »free, rt cee a oe Wee Gulet: pith aia Wate i jc ehode pi N > 10% Was w! sales al vious prices, osaars peg, tebe ip aah Aa naan want fii? demand avd tem. Frith sates of aboat Jan. 4.-$174,714,465 140,250,856 25,161,995 6,103,841 nds. at 202{c. a Retined was in moderate do- seb. 1. 108 206,800 10 60Ra1S aa'aiR' Os SioLa'aoy | Raed and frm, March 7, 182,266,483, 188,983,945" $1,200,658 6,933. ‘Tactow.—Saies 95,000 Ibs,, at19c. a 19}<0. for fair Lo Aprit 4,. 203,063,101 171,161,207 19,627,665. 6,795; prime May 2 .. 19£157,495 164,578,919 24,087,343 6,626,978 Wumxer mcs nat UT: bbls. Market firtier, ite June 6. 296,740/6u9 © 1745516:367 | 22,461 8/1801639 | Sales of 1,500 Dbis, . at $1 $i ida $l 76, closing , at Joly & .. 198 059,008 164,980,644 121,206,685" °4)762.917 | $4 76 for State and Weet AUB. 1... 186,838,480. 162,029, 683>..25,051,896 teat ete ator opm oF Peppa res. AFFAIRS IN MAINE. jan. 4. gesieane0e 98, ciispis Sates LS gateanerong meno » 84845, 82,027,147 4,105,109 8,086,552 Our Portiand (me.) Correspondente. » $8.913.050 Sin GAT 4,102,673, $908 408 Portas, Me,, August 11, 1964, “amyoNes de or'sae | Sara's Sarees | TM Comgreioal and Cabins Becureion— Pek, in + 80,023,408 38,240 3 004,820 2/100) Mairie—O1d Abe's Prowécts— WeCtetan and Grant—The » 4 40,0 go, 37,946,906 8,965;840 2164,2984 gyeasury and War Deponments, cc. The good people of Portiand—Neal Dow and all bis phariwajcal cant to the contrary—seem to be as mtioh it olived to live up to the recommendation of the wisest of men, “Go thy way, eat thy bread with joy and drink thy wine with a merry pDeart,” as any people among whom it Bas been my lot to sojoure. ~They seem to take de- light in going their ways to ptenics and pleasure excur- sions ausong the beautiful islands of their magnificent bay; Aud although there are Bo Outward signs of jolly Los teirics, or stylish taverns, or lager beer galcons, | am told that in every fruit and cake and segar store iu the city there is, no dificuity about getting supplied with -what Mn, Dick Swivelior uxed to characterize ac ‘the rosy” —a gurative oxpression, which in this ease means terribiy deworalized liquor, The Portlandese have deen having quite time of late, Last week the sugust legisiators ot C; la, under the joad of Me. Thomas Darcy MeGee, aod attended by quite ® crowd of newspaper and other eminent indivt- duais, called here on a pleaduro excursion, io which they 6, aseait °pkeo 2 serine 0u'205. 186/908 66,950 863, eamle 9,574,723 Aug. 1. §%760,398 27; 4 Osis one ational bank—the shust cael Bank, of Bath, Matos, with 2 capital of one hundred thousand dol- lars—bas been authorized during the week ending August 12. ‘Ihe Secoud National Bank of Nowark, New Jersey, has {ncreased its capital $75,000; original capital, $900,000. Ihe Second Nationui Bank of Scranton, Pa,, hus increased ite capital $721, to make it up to three buo- dred thousand. Whole number of banks, three handred aud vinety-iour, with ap aggregate capital of $90,599,080. ihe following abstract of company reports in Peansyl- venta shows the coal tondage for the season as compared with corresponding time jass yeur:-- ae spending the summer sacalion; acd for the last three Companies. days we have had nothiog but. picnicking, merry task- Resdimy Raiiroad...... ing, levee-bolding, clam baking, Gauciog und excursion- 1g BOVCNE the te dade, ubder the auspices af tue House ‘Comm ities 0f Congres: oo the, mice Of the North+ eastern Frontier. Tbore seems to be some popular del sion afloat that one of @he latest mote of tie iast Scbuyikilt Navigation, Lanigh Navigation... Lenich Valley Railroad. Delaware & Lackawanua. Detware & Hudsos. Penvayivania Coal, . in force—of ali the bays, tiets, beadianda, pr Bendy \ tor 78, sand bars, iors, horpitats end Lykeas Vi * whatbote ombraved withia the coasuwieo purtadictien of Trevertun..... the State of Maine, avd. uiso to iwspect the roate for some great miliary raligoad which, when built, willbe Totat Gn0aAs Faisea ~Foasoo | HAS MM eternal menace to old Johm iusl that 4b 38 expogte ed he wili ever after be ope of ine most civil aud obsequi- tous of meighbors, 1 don'tsay tat there is absolutely no fottndation for the ides Liat such justructions were given to Hts special committee by the Ins douse, but | know Viet J was much anced yesterday moroing at hearing thal most aiteptive and: otmuiseiuat member vf the Com. mittee of Ways aud Meace, Mr. durriil, of Vormout, inquite from the polite Aod pleasant chuirmar of (bis committee, and leader of this party, Mr. Rice, of Matoe, bow ft was that. & and OX Came about, He seemed surprised when be was told Lwat Jt was reaily an, ofli¢ial ailair; Lut, Hike a sensiile mau, be comes alvng, and seems to eajoy bimsoll Like the rest of us. 1 need not go into particulars, ut make an eifort at the descriptive, to inform tue world how ite ( ougtessonat apd Cabioet party-—Congress being rapresented by about ® dogen members, and the Cabivel by dir. Secretary of the Troasury sesmeudeu—uncec ihe able gurdivea of Lientenaasy Colune.cewis B. Swlih, of Governor Cony ’s Stall, mado a formal iospectioo yestes uss of Fact Uceges, ® gtan'te etraclure In iby course ot cowstenetion on 4 sedge of rocks Gamied Mog's ledge, about two miles from the wharf; how Siajor ‘cae ‘Coiled States. Euginesra, ut charge of the wort, and Mir. Jdligastd, officer in charge of the Coast Survey Ufllec ti Feseneiene! furnisned etabu- rate but quite satustactors po yee ey the with charts and diagrams, equally eritical exam gation ‘a. Fort Prove, 00 the pola of Cape Elizabeth, aud were perfectly satisied pine. we ae jn which the ee Major auarews jooked after the interests of the goverument in thet The supply of eval continues large, bul’Woula be mich heavier if transportation were equal to the production, The demand and prico. of cua! were such as to infase the utinvat energy at the mines, and the carrying companies abate nothing in effort to swell {ueir tonuage to the largeat possible proportions with limited means. High tolls are inflnencimg them as much as bigh prices of coal etimu- Jate production. Everything in the shape of a car aad every description of motive power that can be made Available is pressed into the service. The trade fs anusu- ally spirited, In this connection we may mention the fact that the Americay goveramept has consented to permit anthracite coal to be exported from the United Statos into Cavada, on the condition that the Cenndiaa Goverbraent would furbid ite exportation from Caseda, A Cabivet counct) was tharefore het? at Quebeo on Thurs day , and a prociamation iseved forbidding the exportation of avtiracite coal from the province. Thetdeseription tterefore now bo imported into Canada, Toe gold ite at the United States Mict for the mouth of July were $290,645 26, and the sliver, ioolad- sliver purchases, $49,075 69—moking @ total deposit of coal oun devel 01 coun of $440,620 04. Tho gold coinage for the same quariee: avd particularly Bow ali the wats and tastes of Lime was $296,175 98, pearly all iu double eagles, the eii- | tre ioppecting party were uMended to, And co 1 pass 1, $08.44 odovere, balf dollers aud quarters, and | Over Gio matter of the music, supplied by the spleadid © copper, $9 equally divkted in one and ibe Seveuteentla Loited states infantry, and the pa SEPes : rata An cece sy honor ert (al goumery Or targot shooting —the music be two cent pieves, The toll value of coimage of aii kinds superior to (be artillery practice. rr) 19 $457,619 63, covering seven millions six bundred aud would, describe the sceue of eightf-five thousund e1x hundred aud forty pieces, There ge ue elty | gore eighty-five thou 4 forty p a | wid had gatberead =“ ber were coined during the month of July 6,390,000 ceuts, | q 2 J00 two con * ne nberea | that aud.2 00 two cent ploces. Wh ma it is remembered | bees rey og Oe rorty we that the cout oinege at the Mint has ayeragea about ball | joyed tg day iu aud arouad Fort Scamexell 4 wiilion per munth for Wwe iast two years, aod Koowiog } wundeed of fhe we do tbat there pot quar Lor tou cired but 1am well wwe os bat there are not quarter ome fo cireutation by epdlacging tia Jobter, insure the coumtital of the jor ebeage of even the small fractional paper currency, | whole production lo th waata veskot. ADA se 1 iwcatay the (gestion may well be (put ‘What becomes of all the Poon | that tay modcaty (© (iat particular may be oats of saving this betel correspondence, - 1 might well bo fig i as an addi ‘The fliowlng 8 the statement of the oarhivgs of the ioe §=Uniorttual Thave nw the 4 jaritta end Cinctwoatt Kallroad Company for the firet of Seorud tO Have Boom organized on Ube Dawis week of August and siffe Juduary 1 1865. eee ie oad oreonal| Pas. are oe 186%, 1864. 4s policy dictated that cocrse. ‘The repubiesnatbat 756 BL 8A4i 42 save (proba 30 have 00 sh atl of the pext Proaiden- 4,131 00 6,968 10 tiat election do pot regard (id Abe’a chance ae entirely 90 875 00 1,125 58 bad «9 ie Rena esegves wut there 18 no cordial, honest, pape | uo eonureement of Bumination— nothing buts $0,362 61 determination co make the best of him, They do not 300,926 91 e tho idea of MoCelian’s nom sation in!Chicago, ane 1a would yt bara against bis election, bat the nomt- ation of Gravt or some other prominent’ war demoorat would filud thetn passive pon-resistants. There does not seom to be any move looking to suother deal of the republican cards or another cut for tramp. They have turned up Jack, aad have, io the classic language of crib. CITY COMMBROIL BBPORT. Satvapay, August 13—6 P, M. Asnes.—Roceipts, 5 bbls. The market insetive aud prices nominally $13 60 4 $15 60 (or pute amounted to ovly $341,588, avd under the Incressing vgn demand for bali nal securities this dit nation of usawl outgo of specie is likely to continue, and it miket to more than eutralre the effect of the steady prow, * be curreucy on the premium on gold for the tote tom «. ‘we « been very dul throughout the rotatnercial Ville nave beew mina! rates for eter- Ooxt mouth or. Foreign exchange week. and both bakery’ aay to 109, aad to farm es00e OF the de : * = * OCOD B16 & 276, anite comaiercia bus ba * , marked "two for bis Deol.” BRBADIUNYS. Receipts, 16,775 bie. Hour, 180 dbIs, dovice shat cecrowry Fessenden and Mr, Morrill, of aod 1,024 bags coro meal 345 busbois wheat, 66,636 } Vermomm, are very much ouetbor, Th view of tbe threat. nd 64 do, matt, | ened retitement of the (ormer (rom — of the Trem ry Department, what do you rf. Morrhi a@ bie sucseeeert ‘Your correspondent, ry eventa, will vouch for him as @ man Of rare bostness talents. ‘The reported retirement of Lapa Stanton from the War Department met with ver; approbation here, toltowed to-day by rogret thet oy report was oot true, Your correspondeet bad vesturos to suggest that he did hot abare im thuse fer\ings, telly ad be regards the Secre- tary of Wor as tbe most reliable man in the entire Cabi- pet And, lest) should say enyuni (se that ongbt cause toe lettor'to miscderr, | will atop just hore, The flour market was dull and heavy, except for new made extra State,in abipping order, which waa wanted for export. The trade operated cautiously and for imme. diate neoeesities, while the lability of souting during ho bot weather renders bolders antious to realize, honos the depreesswo, Sales 16,000 bois, State aud Westorm, 1,600 Southere, acd 590 Gauadian, Aye dour wontigqued qutgt at SF 16 4 610 7%, Cogn aan! was mieady, Our London Correspondence. ‘Lonpou, July 14, 1964. Return of Distinguished Americans to their Native Com try-The Financters and Inventors of the New World in the Oldy dees)" 8 Thore ere twoomtnent: Americans now in London, end who are 6000 ¢0 return to the Untied States, whose sepa- rate careors convey a most inatroctive. iesson. They are each representatives of a class, have each dove groat houor tothe counsty hat gave them virth, have each of/| thom experienced the-upeand downs ' of life, aad bave ie cach aghievod eoasiderable (ame, _ Jamos McHenry, who returns to America by the Cunard slenmer of Satatday, bas probably:done more durtag the lugt five years to raise the credit of America, and the value of 7 Segurition, atocks end ratiway shares, than any othor American who ever did business to Burope. He has foated hearty ten milion dollars’ worth of solver are the ey ae et; ho reat pricés.of" to-da; nee inte: are fifty per coat interest aud principal'of whieh are to be tnd ti creating a and thus o New York to Litiaois por mn Loudon and New York with tho great graia digtetots of the West by @ now tink. © a Tue Emperor of Russia offered the railway contract to Mr. McHeury of butiding the hag eh from Moscow to the Crimea—one thousand miles— deolined it, ‘The other Americas to whom J retorted is Mr. Nathan of New ¥ in with bis Trecalin toe bol buildiog by ae wis up in the highest sonny A choo English journos, gud & to carry out the imvention. © Sir Willian Bova, Liverpool, was ong of tho trustees Colonal Sykes, was chairman, and tbe capital was to be event million of douats, or two,huodred thousand pounds, bili ot this was company pt to work; but to- dsv they are **in. lazette,”’ bankrupt. Not (rom sey fault or defig of the Teraokon or or want of cxemonk to my Ssnioy ite A (nifure ts fy A a by that unmiiigared savi of bp ne Beith lower orders, com. bined sm ‘trades uniops,’’ apavernG aves 3 halite lllon of men, who resist, by ‘iver, fo Drives and opposicion of alt inde, ORG thet odos to run, against existing r Our Paris Corresonaence. Pans, Joly 26, 1804. Morshal Randun's Reperton the Algerine Government — ‘The American Fxotus— Financial News—Theatr ical In. telligence—Marshal cMahon Going & Algiers—~Trane ports:@oing Out coudwing (he French Troops Home froin Merioo-Federat Cruisers in the Channel—The & mporor Stilt at Vichy—Dronyn de Ehuys Returned to Paris, de. Mursbal Randon has seat in hie report to the Emperor ‘upon thé moditications which it might be. advisable, to make ia the colonial system of Algiers. Hecalis attention to the difftottities whol’ sprit trom tie ‘conticting juris- dictiona of the civil and military tribuvalg—tribunais rendered necessary by the heierogeusous Buropean and native population of the c louy. As a cemedy be pro- poses subordinating the prelets, or civil fanctionarics, to the gonerais or military authorities, augmenting we powers and responsibilities of the latter, and conferring upon them the title of “Commandaats de Provinec.”” in Speaking of the causes of the iste revolt the Mursbal eays:— Tt was, uot fanaticism whieh caused the uprising among the oven Mt waa sled the inseasate hope of surprising the vigilance, of an authority which they beliuved to be impotent, because Baw ite action was divided. It was also the imprudeat clamors of a violeut press, valeh by disquieting public. opinion, led the. na Livos ¢o fear that a future full of harshuess for their iudi- vidual rights and perils for tneig, interests was iu store for them. The price of exchange sud the a¢ws generally, together with the hot weather, are producing their effect upoo the American setHecment ia Paris, and deiermining a steady ebb tide towards the United “States and: thie’ watering places. ‘Luo American chapel in the,rue de Berri, which, Guring the past winter, held ag full and (ashtonavie a flock ab uy clorgymaa travelling’ for® bt ‘healtn ‘niin desire to preside over, now presents ofa Sunday « eom- paratively tbialy populated oppearancs; and though its Preseat incumbent, Mr. Butior, of Albany, delivers mast Adtirable discourses from its. pulpit, while, among ite: ‘Jong drawn aisles” the full tones of that mageiticent sacred music for which our chapel has. become so cols. brated :o Paris stil! swells and rolls, the onuses 1 bave mentioned combine to furnish relauvely small audiesce to preacher and chow, The American remdente in Paris are suticipating even goer muti tor next winter, a8 s enbdscription das bees oumpieted providing a pew. organ with ‘noir Aumeine and er ioe stops; and if Providence continues Lo, send us rel! chorteters wi #weet voices are only equalle: their good will in exercising (bem for our benefit our pit Ucipatwns will Gouptiors be realtzed. AS the thermometer goes wy the funds go down; And, thonga hope was entert oed iast week that they would emulato the ‘mer if" proved to bave but soid a ilat- tering tale. In the '¥ state of fnanctal confidence it Yequired but a mere trifle as an oxctive (or a fal!, und this ‘Was louod in the contiuued diffcalty which the Danes and Germans seem to experience io settling up ther | ‘i nisnodeystandiwg"—nov that Re hoe doubts they will evoutuatly come to an agreement. Acded to this bag Evgiish mails brought several successive !ow quotat, ani the fall of console gave the cxtiy de gray to the French Old Bourse yombtors are complaint; bitterly that alt inet ealoulactons, are marta Ve that ic | {s Imposaible to carry out a fixed “Hine.!” ters are Lhe obly «nes whoseem’at al! able to act om eystem. There is vet muck etirring in the v world Tho Paris season is ovor, and that of Baden Baden, wtither the Opera Com'que ‘bas transported its ‘trou Foura, ‘has com. menced: Io Paris the great novelty is £ “Unele fém's Cabin,” at tbe Cbateict, got up, ovly one would wish that the character of uyuu- NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 186% | Qnemy might pareve bis march up to the walls of the reprise of | it i very well | ' cular Thonins Wimself hed been © otter Ne with, ge tie | been tuat of the gentie Fya, in order never-ending scenes of ‘sufvellin Be ny og FS which the said Thomas ts Yd a Ms oe se , or w object whenever he makes his appea) The Fatais Re ule ts also triage: a tN Ya the Perle deta Cannes jerre, a piece which hinges on the dv tmestic difliculties of the Widow Marcas, whose late In Mevted, a reafariv dinner man, wns freely partaken bya wae of Cares when shipwrecked ou their coast. nines Yo console berselt by forming a0 Shed io with a young travelling Serfuiner wi abe demands of his father in such am impo fons Manner thet the old gentleman is fain to dovede to her demande, tm the interest of his few remaining hairs— albeit mis son tm already engoged to aucther ‘woman, who at this jupotur posseeswou ct fiance, Ween comes the fun of the piece. The only way thoaged vender of sweet scents mented, statue that, just befor stomachs o: the Caffres, said dei out, protect snd marry bis discousolate widow, of whet he was mindfol, saith the pretesded sailor, usQua sem derniér morceau! All this’ being done in a pliant nour {ho widow consents to the arrangement, and gives wp ‘the’ proposed marriage. So fa ‘Mately. the rou bas concetved (he same idea, and, without consulting the acthor of his exivtence apo tne subject, recess to™pul Ht inwexscution, ‘Ihe wretotied woman 26 Loy well be conceived, ink Ox. Enire ter tems gon eaur batance. Of course the onty way to out of jt 6 hor hneband to ite age: bet whieh ts accordingy ty as iage bell, The piece fy Oe of the aacat ormaviog of the Painis Hoyale borffun. ‘Theatro Francais has tad Our Bertin Correspondcnee, Brauiv, July 20, 1864. The War Dewnart—Pantc at the Danwh Capital— Armittice Chances of Perco—A Conference at Vienna Change in the Stale of Burope—Rive of Prussia and Decay of Bngland—Coalition of the Three Eastern Powers, ite. ‘The war between Germany aod Denmark is certainly one of the most curious affairs of our time, Ite whole course has been a series of anomalies, and its jast phase fa more extraordinary than the previous ones. Only ores weeks ago the Danes had denounced the armistice, and Were determined to carry on the stroggie to the atmos extremities rather than accept a compromise which, though It severed the southern portion of Sobleswig from theif monarchy, would bave left them ta full pos- seetion of its northera districts, and now they surrender St discretion, sue humbiy tor quarter, and seem ready to sabmit to the harshest terms for the sake of obtaining Spence which they rejected wilh disdain when it was Offered thera o@ conditions in@nitely lees onerous than they oan hope for at present, it te evident that tho passage of Alsen Sound by the Prassians, and the dkeovery that even arms of (he sea could Bot coset ibe regress Of troops supplied § with, Flite | { | i { ———— Account ¢ Lae tots! sum Sime te digerent occasions, their tty renee to T,407f., above The harass of 38, Tt. anicaitted by the Court us bel due te Godan aid ot include the silk used iu the goa ial ant Sea ts ae the balloon, whica material bad been fuse Capital, and subjoot It to a repetition TOFS ex. Perivnoed at the bands of their good friends, the English, on ona woreh strsarp sha Geta apd expenses of the. twe in 180. A I. This change of feeling vory probably evabied the King PD tome Bu of acm wnge ta Parte, | of Denmark to get rid of the war party, whose temerity wore seized with tho ‘apprebension that the victorious tui exposed fit Wo Ue rik? fening Bis érowa before’ 1'| “(Parts (June Say enrranrmuactie ot Lesson : was woll Settled” ont ‘bead, and 'to”oall to “a min’ |, The Tribanal the istry more inditded "Wo pacific ‘counsels, “which be fae apa oo had Been " /proverited “from Going “till thea” by Ny. “al by Mons. La Cruz & Uo. a oat “Paris; to. tho order i Mon. sm pry sornamed, the hicenres Bas ae yon Mea eens ‘the ‘epheree proceeds soa whee toe Bt Fitcher fore wheat bil aie Now ¥. as direct Sin MEAS the four of provoking @ ‘Fevolition “fa ‘this ‘capi- taf, And s0, white @! Prussiag® @ivision Under General Falkenstein was crossing the Linefiord and ad vancing’to the southera extremity of Juttatid /and Pritice Frederick Charies himself’ was preparing to past over ps ot New to Fenen, the Ohiet Of the ‘Danish Staff, Colonel Kari. Nieto Wen, suddeoly appeared te the Allied ‘headhtitters to it. bigeye Messrs. aring brought. beg & euspeosion of Aostiities, and Baron Galdéederon that sul.” Foe oo pe rt hole, ibe Baring nad ‘haste to Berl: 1 Ro lachesy was dowpatched post date to Berlin wo weoond his Fequsst, || Posts? Of neo, cmciont guaranise or the a and to abstire’ thé Prussia® govenment that Denmark was now really anxious fot’ 'peece, and ‘willing’ to mako any ‘thas’ might’ be “dosiréd ‘by the German Poweré. In cohsequtnce “of ‘these overtures & conven- tion was sighed at ‘Christiansfeld on Motiday; the 16th, aopording to which ‘boétitities by land and sea are to bo sespoutiod from ' t0-day tit the’ Sist; the blockade being raised by tho Danes, and the Austro:Prussiahe remaio- De hae Ln ee ne the te, of Ucity of the bill, and that 16 did not mow Lie in the mouth of Foula to say that it was aforgery as agnings rent ck Shida Sigesse soy nagment ay Peleapal tates tate. a ‘Phe Throne cone af Brawn. wg MARRIAGE NEGOTIATIONS Fi Ron's D. [From the Memorial Diplomatique. J a of marriage. between the eldest daughter of Pedro: Emperor of — and a penny Louls sober btm pet of Augitia, bas a eat gee 2a no! aioe Ta conteqence be. ae ~ throne of Mexico Ox ee duke ines bd circumstal rer to the farang. arent aanriet “tind tm) Ly of remaining a priace of the imperial house of couolusion of the iation, nevtat esting aa bere are ho think th ful question, here are many 10 16 bat 4 teas far omrfrom ® setilerent capt |g discopcarted om, the iy the yy the success of the Allied arms, are not y1 bumbled 0 nccept She cond ‘conditions a that. wats $s red ae a ee wee vr ia, 10 order to be le position to-iaoit tho (howe dttter te a j@ ky viotoriogs Rome, Nat aly pare ro Emperor Francie Jogeph should die without tasua oy duchies of iD, “Lowenba and Schieswig to be b matrimeni: have, Sueestor My Dey totally separated (1 trom ‘benmari an made over to Fras _— aries Gecidod thal £ ant Austria, to be erected fi pag be ependent —— aughter of the Emperor Do Pedro, the renioen aye we *‘throge, will marry the Proce | -Sigtoaria- uu OF the former Président of the Council of Minie- itp be ooupled by fore mie wat tere fo Pruseta, and cousin to 10g William. ‘That priage cs 5 second 8 King Le requires ropes srourean ares vite ‘deen hin! ust aniect their f- ma (oot to Bktvld and sus Tike old. tube) wautd bo im part payment of co ede It i eporad thas the Ds Davish Oe sity obtain, betiar ter nie 0 WI ne esis Go WEDNESDAY, kre fF at eran tcleding tbe nataaies of canteen neat hae ea Trepsury apien 10,6 ioe woe ty ‘with the: Kitgdom para ere) Piaier Ty aaotaliea cpeneedl anne? But this is not Sat “Merchant 7 wi oa Earl of Ore peace, The idea of a perschat uni: 3 with wih tour cetet santaed baa be tris fa ts pierre ri 8 aera : Bigg Sing ‘a vum of Mogey, two Grocubacks, Thestnden tried tp Irelsnd, and Hungary, aud Polen, mvtleen He 4 aon P soew er—might da labie, faute ge Hatch, ean OFaDy pact. may address J. ) beep. a ‘ eaed and maliner ine thea bat hate a com| letoly explod: and aciiber je: than people nor the Gorman goveroimenis will besstishod worl ct con: ctw cares ov kee ae nee the Gt an chon. and 09, Davia UL te sulted paeasspepe Jesnigs 8erz05 ge fel od iT TUR 1 doce 4 ‘THE CONE the Comtderaion, ara nin ke cetone hat mgt ipker sa sn Sem See Agstria nor Prossia, ober European Por | Gree@wich streets, a sold open face fateh pain and tof all the latter, 13 mouivenany | 4 The Sader will be liberal'y rewarded by returatog desitous Of 6x Fae Gaetan ich in this oma Me a 7 very question it bas a will of fis owa, See ar aod does vot, jmplolly obey: thal of its twa foremost L Len, Ty Spy ae a as SO menibers, and which the nod (oe gary tasey, rae a ¢ fader wi dition of a State like Denmark, to the minor monarchies of Bavaria, Hanover, &., buel Of ho use to any one uth owner ‘be 1 pale rewarded by_resurning the aame to W. 8. Mur would rouder still’ mire aifioulsto manage than it has shown itse!f in the proseut instance. Jo the ce negotiations the Germanic Conftederati e a aeataaeaaaeal wilt have'ap voce ny ey ‘wilt be carricd On t Vienna cx. Lrg : tontiaries clusively by ‘tl he: pteoips of the viz: Austria, Prussia aod Denmark, Of neatrals or uoa combatants will PE, ART, PRE a ROPE peter caer raat ar admitied, wai nd eave a on er ire a Pa ae PRAYED. Faow 14 CLARKBON STREET, A wauE inst whiob amnnvied.ie, London coder the resis Ss iid, wo years and (ans-mosthacolds Bed. one E of Fart Kusyeli—it marae Be era in litical Sa t beg omy Ae Horope ince tbe Crimean war on Hou sins Do fiat Ang parson nkarberiog’ Whe came wilt ot France combined bave takou “foe tend tw ‘all the gréat ian anenecs meohwtremnteron y e Hol presi wae dispelted, aud six. s has’ sufliced to destroy the traditional ger tin of Austria, Prussia bas so loog refratned from 0c rp eniiaiva tion Jes in the eeneneliies a eas that she ceased to among the at She was the fifth wheel the polit! + Tau WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 1TH | INBE.. im the foot of Morning Star road, far ‘a Bail Boat, 13 fee! Teas, about’ Yoot os colary tat as Ted on board when stslea nese taainaail rts teulde palo Wee aeltnGratelstes wor iiapeded ue 08 ‘PIR sat oom and recs tnPatng the tine te te se a at tale ees ate repped Angee Abor ga ras or giving such information at will lead te bas tka a tenet SU a = vy sat = Proesian arny: poy remedies edo te ust of alt w geutitry, OLB eas for Si bald x af aes yes hae caaeleaane 00 000 $5, REWARD pod | LOst—a BLACK AND TAN. ish as tat ao Fog Dead s mained. Hide. ies Apply to J. a Albion eee pean aeeaaa) ‘on this occasion by the unce patient and docile Ger. }. aod the famous voldest fufixbitant’ ae ar {rom his amasemeoct ‘offers. 11g impat ay fence Fature be vbliged’ ane ae, litle nations iy? Brazil or Greece,"’ bas not anflorod : ¥raneo “@ apf iy ;but she is no longer respected ana ast mi ‘of pexeo or ina ‘and instead Ot kepoiog tee her eigibers ol ube tiers ‘by’ tears of invasion, ‘whe plomes berselt upon ber pacific toodencien, and w only ebro % prevent aa aggressive coaitbion of wers. To ait ere tee docaments pablished wt, Toa- ON FRIDAY A we bag cen So reurasta t atid ity atet arbor Ue Broadens and Tenth the in thé a ee tS SL) HEAR ae an aeaRa ° ang "ar Bee Hiawy ob the pilitont eliyation vit's focal ailtance bt sevetwrivven en tee © ae Views O the polit ttvation ‘@ (oruy rey none jo} heen Treen condladed. bet between Austria, Russia and Prussia, Woot Kiaib sroet, mar B sare to adelaide Feomard, Ue re can be no doubt iets, aod tat by — roaderay. anaabacy a at nadermaating for dennis, am 8 OM, 80x ss jensive oe ritheaed sow iy Weber ata Wine eee de rests aeeoe |B md arr eee re : bad ous i Se ee a ears | a Sree epnan ar Hine ifet of "te finn spect y Cie him zation is i power we ay aly Polk to Be w rit tow euterprises trom whieh Cd y aerne more solid ndgaotazes for Lhe Stale he. Foye Fepresenis than from the Grilliaot campaign ip Denmark, OW PRIDAY, at AUOG ig aug’ aay been si yer 5 RO hat eatsit being an inberited piece, Tho (pall on the retern of axid watch, ani me Warreo ‘op $1] 00 = FRENCH OTLXION GFTMB ONION AS a BAN TO re HOLT ALLIANCE. {From the Paris Debate, July 30, . ‘An alliance with France ia the object which the wirest and mnost farsighted etatestien Bogland world fuin Seo realized, Bash Rupsoil\bimscif cagvot help (ollowlug AST, ‘@ Cholisn: =e the genetsi movement which carries tbe pubiic opinion Jay atin of Bagiaod {a that ditection. “He la uot ‘perbupe yet na. an of » ceetae taki. tie wath rt ae neseee wile reconciied othe taco. of (he Samons Gongress; butst ie | on tha other r Wit a tm maguit sar seal ObIdie that be would uow reject tbe provesition tua | cys juiree rata a hay He HH Re milder tone aud with less disdain, Le contosses that | the Fi 14@ Thotel oF to room. 107 will recsivethe above eA Hogiand ought 16 draw closer to France, and at the same | ed 3 with manny ny thagke, yar he Ost, mpureesse oh Une to stand farther aloof ‘from tt Sn nna bt Clare that, eovoreigmty ought ty be inlependen 160 REF are eae mage i Melelian mass mew! popular will, Wo agree with bim in thinking inst rah 1, Le: G. Pook Web ierer roti rotnen ie union of the two great Western Powers is the besta d more than suticient counterpoise for the fantastic revivat Por ube i! ave yes have endeavored to sbow, by; Ave, Hints pala tha above gud. no sie recent discussions iu the the change of » fceling bs $4. 000 REWARD. STOLEN, | Bracelet and Brow erllernonde set! ese Ht Ma as on ave th'Wkdteou avenue. Brivish Parjiament, bas taken plaice in England towards ue. noticed, a an. undeniable sees oh; ig; the Iunportaat articie which the | of the bracelet lago.d, with blue auam , fee. Londan /ow devoted a few days since to the gioriticatioa five iter Su (nee eo of abe Ang! J0-Frouch alliance, aud. Wie xpeech made by Lord Ellevborough iu favor of Deumark, in the sitting of the House of Lords om the 26th ivet., We sbould then bave t» form ag estimate of the value aud to test the sin. ceriy of these demonstrations of (riendship and of this | guaing, peer o neae sudden fervor. duet we-tange our oeighbors on the Other Sule of the channe! among Cos anton dopneure d'on bracsedas frivoles, Use obitceante dive Cc ORPORATION Novic ‘s. j a tan en JOReURATION NoTIC = BLIC. ‘NOT, CE 1s 44 oo dination paroies, as tho first encounter? Tho aiven chat a sare ity according to law. ewor {soot easy. A faithful fo the Orimea, » ad oe ents gn rea wear we for regviating const e, places question 0 much cigcume ote bth nonnes 1 ong Os alt Lyn Rew Ware, de Moca nes clock) at watetrent, Sa pe ye ed ani eontinued tram day to day nuts the a ton that she fr eta of thy pud- by our side te the | Mehes te ope Ps RE Lhe ai eee. An Biri ons 0 city a TY SPUS PL RDY, Clerk of Arreara, or, Bureau of Arrears, August & Mid MATRIMONIAL. Axo INO AND PEAWOIFUL GIRL PROW THT BART oFicte toe RedviaiDinuce oC a geuilowan with «lew matrimous of Mall geatlemari preferred, Dehan, 0 Macdongal street, Spa: a@nda Pera. THR PTALIAN GOVRENMANT TO SUPPORT SPAIN, SEND WAR VESSELS TO it rigs AND REPRESENT A- TIVES TO ee Ye ikosoon or. 3 porahen bee bap arisen between Spain aud nr ib tbe sitting of the staan UBLICA TIONS, . cont demanded ‘that the Cabinet shoaia D> ‘moagures for the protection CRED wiicast LRTTRR 70 Ke se pe i ets : hite eteéot,’ Beware of TakaGons \Witcs than of Spain . AID FOR OLD LIWRARIES Micon Veneseas Minwter of Foreign Affairs, Bet boil oni at hat priate aside the iostnuation made Spare, “That our price, ‘try,’ aia the Minister, nhac oun ORO the 69 not and Masonry, «t yer wrive. ‘at any j sua at. . a oar Berkman, LETTER FROM THR PRRUVIAN MINISTRR IN PARIS. Tho following letter bag been addressed to the French sy by a Peruviao ao Mibtater at Paris. resence of the persistence ee ieane ‘tn Coscribing to the jourred by BTRRSDUNO.” y oman, bile the dangers tt war y Mararre. 40 98 bi way from Callao to Onlogy ubink itty diy to OF Hc hgR Ob, Fe ies “L Mar declare that those dangers, ‘ever existed can in no Gerry te) EN way be ithputed to ri Pv me eerereuent. there. | icf. hationd onean fore request you to Wo insert the pre. Mac's Army on the Gent protest and hg ker BP. GALN an rm Poa Ni PAcwornie Waller and a wo jon of 1e Rebel A Balloon Law it. . COMING FROM THR CLOUDS TO THE STERN nEALI- | LoMgone oF the different a: sori before Poteraburs, LIBERAL liad Pr GRANTS qaupatan Waa = gPolguaa Sent 7 ma BOHPORUN! FUALIRHTRG NOUS, sis Weshivgton street, Boston papatiedvs Paris, July 12} Ron AKD AGENTS. Brothers agaivat M. tbe the ator balloon, the Geant, as just bewu decided by the Tribavat of Commorce of the Seine MM. Godard claimod payment of 29,084f,, which 80m Inoluded 2 balance on the cost of constriction of the Dallvon, with their a? wo necensions and other * tal Nader mado Ss Papen M. Caegecere ws y aumages for tose 1 RAS sPLnaDe iD balloon by MM. "tables, wine. hie. warttalte ermbineton wae yatout Ww pend ' Yt Al Teaxonad’e prices, Ordges ty mail etiended @® $2 woginnd rt eahibiven. ‘Tee Vourt rooted a. ‘Nagas’ * 04 146 u.voa atcoot, td