The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1867, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepxssvay, July 31—6 P.M. The railway share market was buoyant at the com- encement of business this morning, but during the tof the day it was unsottied at intervals and rather -dutl The speculative feeling 1s hardly as strong on the ‘Dull side as it was last week, but so long asthe pre- wont monetary facilities at the disposal of the Stock Ex- change continue undiminished speculation is likely to roponderate in favor of arise, and the bull element ‘will be the controlling one. Nevertheless, the reactions ‘Whiok are coriain to overtake the market at intervals Will be suficient to remind the bulls that their reign ‘is not undisputed and to show outside buyers that they sand their margins may be soom parted. There is les «special activity in Erie than there was a few days ago, ‘but it stil remains the cynosure of all eyes, aud it ‘touched 77; in the forenoon. The supply of money is still superabundant, although she demand from the Stock Exchange is targe. Loans are made on government securities at four per cent, and ‘the leading dealers in tho latter are, in exceptional cases, enabled to borrow considerable sums at three, The “genera! rate on mixed collaterals is five per cent; but houses ia good credit are, in some instances, offered toans at four, The amount of commercial paper seek- ing discount ie light, and the best grade only is taken by ‘tho bankers at 6a 7 percent, There are as yet no indi- -cations of an outward drain of currency, although some of the Westera journals remarked about a woek ,ago that the exchanges were turning in favor of that ssection of the country, Some light remittances were made just'then o@ account of the wool crop; but the ‘wostward current to move breadstuis has not setin, sand when it does it will be graduai, and several weeks must clapse before utcan exert any material in fluence upon the condition of the monoy market at this centre ‘beyond an advance of perhaps one per Cont in the rate Of interest. At the early session of the open board railway shares ‘were stronger, at an advance upon the closing quotations cof last evening, New York Contral selling at 108%, and Erie at 773g. At the Grst regular board there wasa moderately good demand for the speculative stocks, but the previous improvement was not fully sustained, New York Central closed % higher than at the same time yesterday, Erie %, Reading %,-Clevoland and Pittsburg 144, Milwaukes and St. Paal preferred 1, Rock Asiand 1, Northwestern 34, do. preferred 134, Fort ‘Wayne 1, Ohio and Mississippi certificates §, Pacific Mai! 1, Canton 134,-Western Union Telegraph %%. Hudson River was % tower, Quicksilver 34. Government secu- cities were dull but firm, and coupon five twenties of the two issues of 1865 advanced %. The Stato stocks were {nactivo, and Tennessee sixes were advanced 74, while Virzinww sixes, new, declined 34. The old express stocks wore firm; Adams was 3¢ higher, and American 134, while Wells, Fargo & Co. was without change. Bank hares were firm. At the open Board at one o’clock the market was Gteady, ana subsequently it expéricnced improvement. At the balf-past two regular board there was a very light volume of business transacted, and prices dectined in some instances, New York Central, nowever, advanced to 106, ex-dividond of three per cent, the equivalent of 100';. New York Central closed 2% lower, ex-dividond, than at the first reguiar board; Erie 3, Ohio and Mississippi cortificates 34, Canton %. Rooding was 3% higher, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Rock Island 1{, Northwest- ‘ern1i, Fort Wayno %%, Milwaukeo and St, Paul pre- ferred 34. Government securities were neglected. Among the State stocks Tennessce sixes, new, advanced 3<. The old express shares were firm undor a steady -domand, coming apparently from paries acquainted swith the affairs of the respective companies. ‘here is a growing belief that arrangements for a eatisfactory Gettloment with the oppogition company are progressing favoraply. United States advanced 1, solling at 763,. Adams gold at 74, and Wells, Fargo & Co, at 68%. At the balf-past three open board the market became eavy, although there was no marked pressure to soll. Aftorwards it remained quiet, but prices developed an tmproving tendency, and.at six o'clock it closed steady at the following quotations:—New York Ceutral, 1057; a %X; Erie, 763%; Reading, 107% @ 3; Michigan Sou:nera, $2014; Cleveland and Pittsbarg, 95 a 5; Rock Istand, 102%, a Sj; Fort Wayne, 1067 a 107; Northwestern, 50a %%;do. preferred, 71% a %; Pacific Mail, 145) - Ye; Obio and Misstesippt certificates, 25% a 20; Western ‘Union Telegraph, 47% a 3. Tho expross shares closed firm at these prices:—Adams, 74%" }¢; United States, 16\< 977, and American, 73% a 74 ‘Tnors (sa very limited investmont demand for gov- erament securities at the counters of the leading desiers, and the conversions are at the same time light. Tho market closed steady at the subjoined quotations:— Registered, 1881, 110 a 110%; coupon, 1881, 110% a 110%; five-twenties, registered, 1962, 108% a 109; five- twenties, coupon, 1862, 1113¢ a 111%; do., 1864, 10934 2 1095¢; do, 1865, 1095; @ 100%; do., January and July, 108% 0 108%; five-twenties, coupon, 1867, 108% a 108%; ; teu-forties, registered, 102 a 102%; ; do,, coupon, 102% @ 10244; August, 7-30's, 107% a 107%; June, 7-20's, 1075 a 107%; July, 7-30°s, 107% = 107%; August compounds, 1864, 1193s # 1193¢; October do., do., 11834 a 118%; December do., do., 117% a 117%; May do., 1865, 11674 a 1173; August do., do,, 11575 a 11634; Sep- tember do., do,, 1153, © 1155¢; October do, do,, 114% salt ‘Tho gold market showed diminished firmness, under a recovery in five-twenties to 72% in London, but there were a0 important fuciuations, the range of the day faving yeen from 139%, to 14034. The closing quota. tious were 139% a 140. {be gross clearances amounted to $38,363,000, and the gold balances to $1,871,018. Loans were mado without interest and at 2 per per annum, and 1-64.a1-32 per diem in favor of the teuter, The steamer Cuba, from Boston, took out $110,000 im specie, The exports of specie from this port offor the last eleven weeks have aggregated $25,512,299, Thess chipmante have been one larger scale than was expected in view of the giut of gold in Europe; the Bank of Englaad having beid £22,541,231 of coin and bullion on he 10.n inst., while at the end of June the Bank of France Seid the still larger sum of £35,100,000. It is a matter of considerable interest and specniation how long thie @iagnation of capital will last and what channels of em- ploy moat it will be likely to find. The opinion is enter. tained by many on this side of the Atlantic that a por- tion of the immense amoun: of capital now lying idle in ‘tho United Kingdom and om the Continent will be at- tracted by entorprises in the United States; and there ts little doubt that, if the politi. ‘cal reconstruction of the Southern States wasn accomplished fact, the attention of European capitalise would, in the present state of monetary ailairs in the Old World, be directed to our vast unde- ‘veloped sonrcen of wealth. Sooner or tater the political end ia view will bave been attained; but meanwhile we shall have missed an opportunity which may not ‘soon occur again; for #0 long as reconstruction is not fully consummated the ultimat» resait is open to doubt, and this creates sufficient distrust of the future to chock ‘the flow of foreign capital in this direction and to ope- cate unfavorably upon our national credit, There have been no transactions of importance in foreign oxchange, and rates are steady on the basis of 110% for the best bankers’ sterling at sixty days. Bankors’ bills on England a: eixty days were quoted at 220s 1104; at three days, 110%) 9 34; Commercial bills, 2095; a %; bills om Paris at sixty days, 6.19.4 96.12), ; at theéo days, 6.1174 05. Consols and American securities were quoted thes in London to-day aad on previous dates:— Juty 26. July July 31. Consols...... 4) 94 ULoited States 5-20" Eri. ....sc000e 0 Iiiaovs Central... 19% Mining sbares were dolt and irregn At the fret ‘Srvrd Corydon closed 10c, juwer than at the same time gyouorday, selling at $1 50, Rocky Mountain was 25c. Highor, selling at $1 50. Quartz Bill sold at $2 05; Davidson Copper, $2 05; Consolidated Gregory Goid, $6 90. At the meeting of the directors of t! lew York Con- ‘tra Marlway Compasy, teid at che office of the company at Albany om the 25th inst., the following resolution was unanimoasty adopted after Mr. Henry Keep had re @igaod the presidency of ttfe company, by which it will bo seen that ho still retaine his piace as a director: — Whereas Mr. Henry Keep has resigned the presidency ‘of this company, a8 foreshadowed im his address 4 at the election in Decom! Resoleed, That while we regret the withdrawal of Mr, Keep from ‘the ‘administration in chief of the affairs of this corporation, we jol@ iM bearing testimony to the aluabre Ber ICES ote ae hima white tte ee, ‘tag ore arauifed thar wo retain the beneAt of “ financial skill and practical know! agement as an associate in the W. Hamilton Barnum, the caster of the Pequonnock Bank, of Bridgeport, Conn., who recently decamped With $48,000. of the funds of tne bank, 8 a nephew of P. T. Barnum, of Museum notoriety. The last mentioned was one of the original subscribers to the capital of the bank and its first president, The defaulter, who has absconded, and for whose & reward of $600 has been offered, was appointed during the presi- dency of P. T, Barnum, and the defalcations extended over a period of more than four yeara The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the ex- Pired portion of the week have been as follows:— ———Sub-. ——— Custom House Treasury — of railroad man- directors. Keccips.” Rexinte, Payments |. $253, 3 30,466 129, 87: sary 8 tae on Sots Sno oos “ianres toe sae ee eee Bibé2e2 8,600,008 | 120315067 The exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to foroign ports for the week ending July 30, and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with those for the corresponding periods in 1865 and 1866:— gains ghia ere h(a Previously reportad: Rreosion cos 17 afouis,r00 deorn tot Since January 1. . . $90,662,905 $119, 407,423 $10,019,727 ‘The foreign importa at New York for the week, since January 1, 1867, and for the corresponding periods of by indent "* agpaiaac? — 1966, 1967. Go0ds......++ $3iss6'ss0 $2,869,310 130, 751 Gea Gen. merchandias. Beant 2,950,977 SetonioL | Bet Total for the week $8,200,403. $5,829.287 $5,220,852 Prev'sly reported. 86,004,186 171,411,861 141,178,880 Since Jan. 1...... $92,210,640 $177,241,148 $146,399, 732 ‘The Bank of England return for the week ending July 17 is as follows, compared with the statement of the previous week :— July 10. July 17. Other deposit 232, rod 8 Government securities... .. 12,830,773 qa890.113 Other securitres 2 18,368, 17,576,607 “ts 2 S318, 341 8,354,393 Notes unemployed 12,386, 2,380, 255 Notes in circulation, 24,053,080 24,199,430 Specio and builton. ‘The foliowing table shows the position of the Bank of England on July 17, and at the corresponding period in each of the last three years, together with a compara- tive view of the bank rate of discount and the price of consols:— 1864. 1865, 1866, 1967. Ctreulation.. .. . ere £22,789. 406 £26,176,629 £24,199 430 Public deposits - 4.982,032.161 726 4. 13 PFIVALO Aleeeee tae 14,894, 21; 19,520.939 29.95 Gov. securiues uM 092) ts 10,398. 10,028,123 12,830,778 231960 20,496,546 27,762,249 17,576,507 ian 7,493 932 B24! 22,360 THITL SOL 1.8 160,97 RO 725 1% 90% BBG HE The following is the official return of the checks and bills cleared at the Bankers’ Clearing House for the week ending July 17: -£10,161,000 Tuesday... «£17, 261,000 ee orient Wednesday .... 9, 284,000 11,738,000 peice 11,894,000 = Total........., £71, 753,000 Upon which the Times eays:— This is the highest total yet attained since the returns ‘were first officiaily issued at the beginuing of May. It is also the first in which the effect is seen of the a ment of the public dividends, which commenced Oth inst, and it (urther judes the Stock Exchans tlement on the 16th. Owing to these accidents the rs gregate is upwards of £4,000,000 higher than that of last week, and it is difficult to see from it that some propor- tion bag not arisen from an improvement in the internal trade of the country. The retarn of the Bank of France for the week end- ing July 18, exhibits the following changes, when com- pared with the account of the previous week :—In- crease—Coin and buliion, £253,300; bills discounted, £173,300; notes in circulation, £773,300; advances, £160,000. Decrease—Private deposits, £186,600, The following are the latest rates for money in the chief Continental cities:— 2 —TH—-8 ‘SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Wednesday, Ju! Harnburg ....0 St. Petersb’g.7 A ee = i eyuanese Eyeanagasteegeniy prey Bee? ae <> 3 ny 82) Hind Canai Go 152 berl'd Coal pfd 383i 6) Half-past Two oc ie r. M. s Micke BN ERR S016 Piss RR. 96 + S8E8e8cS88ceeeye eile 0 0 ‘Boo Pitts, Fe m~ 1200 . * Sag . Ait 100 Toledo, Wab& Went 51y COMMEROIAL REPORT. Wepwespar, July 16 P.M, Corrax —Rio was in moderate request at full prices. Sal 3,498 bags, ex Wanderer, and 909 do,, Minna, both on private terme. Other kinds were quiet. Corron.—There was an active demand, and a good busi- ness was consummated, Prices were a shade higher, mid- dling upland closing strong at 28¢,, with an upwarti ien- dency. The sales were.3.900 bales, We quote Uplagt. Florida. Mobile, N. 2 B a5 ra me 29 a 3 Frerionts were excessively dull, and rates favored abipper. The only engagements we heard of were as fol- tows:—To London, per steamer, 4,000 bores cheese, 26s.; 40 bales domestics, at Sts. 64.; 20 tons measurement goods, at ‘Sr., 5,000 bbia. flour, part om steamer's aceouni; bushels corn and 4,009 do. wheat, on steamer's account. To 700 bbis._rosin, le; Qi | Ls bhde. do., at 17s. 6d. itz for tobacco, on FLOUR AND Ghatx.—Recei Jnoderately setive at pe Gorn meal olen pan te aie oe ufering ate Sa ioe Round hoop Obie, fini brands Western trade bran: YeseatiSese: e822 eareusdeen | bal eBSSss Core meal, ei Corn © PP oer eeeee Bl sesese: Corn meal, Bran: —Wheat was in li ee way nominally $0 . 66 8 $2 75 for w tee Routhern, S20 $800 $2 50 for amber ti 60 for moderate on for peit whe seek ‘sii the ita aul of of ay a maate Mey ee en fit ‘oucelde figures? iis see ate re bens bushels at Be. len oa Wes Ne. 8 Be. for he Biaie and Souter ra Rye. factey and a were quiet, and we have uo sales of me: to report; Prices, however, were une SY Hage dull and nominal. ther sales were made of 30 bales Prime Inte new were our ae en ieteee via: 900. Se. a Woes 2 fF eniptas ses Hew actions, Othe rurtier rane olgy team wae dete Sen ware “sales 10 bids, Cubs a ee., Telands, part at 48e., ina m0 tie ds. , TY tine ruled The be io Pty tu eat 4 was modrrat ow ever: Seu tats Marodanyabia quier ware made sr. god B00 Ybis, in b NEW Rosin—Al! kinds were more active ri a a 170 2A dot 3 5). Tor was dull and unch: . ‘Ons —English linseed, after seilir ing to the extent of 2,000 fo tis wt $1 29. closod arm at $1 27.4 81.28, UC Laiverpoal 000 gallons, were disposed of at lc. gold. Crushers* Si Sia $1 Be th casks and Mola respectively. Rist aeekeserl stone tat quseions Bites afads uochansed a ‘bbis. lard and 14 packages cut meats, pork market was dull and depressed at che opening, but qnite active and firm at the close. The sales, ‘cash and regular,” were fully 8,500 bbls. at $23 70 a $23 for new mess. $22 75 for old do,, $22 75 for prime mens, and $19 7 a $20 12 for prime; also, for future delivery, 2 OW bbis. new mess for August at buyer's opti remained firm with a moderate deniand for new extra mess, and si8a $24 tog new plain Go." Beef hams were dull and noniuat Bacon, though quiet, ruled frm at previous prices. Cut meats were witl out decided change, being steady and firm: eslee 175 pnek- . for hams, and 11%c, a Ide. for shoulders. fo manrxel for land was Tnodorately Jactive at unchanged prices; the sales were 81 bbls. at I2ic. a 13%e. Hutter— al wut ohovoe, which wae tn salt supply, were dull at I8c. a 28¢, for State and 1c. a 2lc. for Western, Cheese was ations but heavy, at 7c. a I3ize., according to quality, quiet, was without material change to value, "Wernote the Gienae 1000 sbte low aravity in buik for the month of August, seller option. on privale terms, continued a bonded, and in ‘extra ‘do a nse lover wae aa Wut steady at 120,» Sous demanded. st timothy was Un* ‘hanged i $3258 990m, Cal Caleulia nseed was nominal. at Laiee, a 18h: saleg 3000 ns. aremen trem "Sa Wwe, Pattee. a 10st, Bucks Ths harks: for maw wenquict’ bot cleady nt vious rates, a lie to I ‘The sales were only bhd: latter price for clarified, and I 35 boxes at Iie. 0 14540," Ke ic. per Ib. lower, at Lidge. a for soft white, and aod cranaiares. ifahiow seas soli at ptoady prices, Salee 17B000 Ibe, at ca V MISKEY. i meeeeate, A bis: The market was more ac- tive, but at lower prices. Sales 500 bbls, in bond, at 3ée. for ‘Be. a Sto, for State. (c. for fair to good reflaing. i 13¢0. 9 14a, for Cubs, the THE PRIZE RING, Fight for $100 a Side Between Pat McQuade and Jim Moerell=McQuade the Winner in One Hour and Thirty-four Minutes. A larze number of the sporting fraternity left this city yesterday morning to witness a fight between Pat McQuade and Jimmy Morell of New Jersey, which took Place in the vicinity of Bergen. The men staked $100 aside on the result of the encounter, and the provable iffgue has been considerably. discussed during the past week by the sporting men of this city, The party om- barked on a schooner at an early hour and reached their destination at about half-past four o'clock A. M., when, after the selection of a piece of apringy turf as tho arena in which the relative physical superiority of the two principals was to be determined, the preliminaries were speedily arranged and completed, the crowd in their anxiety to feast their depraved tastes on the demoral- izing exhibition lending a willing hand in adjusting the paraphernalia, McQuade stands five foet eleven inches in height, weighs one hundred and forty-seven pounds, and was eequired by Bill Poters and Jack Robson, of New Jersey. Morell measures five feet nine incheain his socks, lowers the beam at ten stove tweive, and was attended by Hank Maber ana Joo Dunne, Jack O’Brieo, a well known sporting man of Elizabeth, acted as referoo. Shortly after their arrival on the ground the “gentle savages” arranged their toilettes and entered the ring. In the toss for corners McQuade won the choice and selected the easterly corner,» which gave him an ad- ditional advantage, owing to the ground being some- what higher. Upon the call of time the men stepped nimbly to the scratch and stood up for THE FIGHT. Rooxo 1.—After a little preliminary sparring McQuade administered a sharp blow on Morell’s nose, and re- ceived im return heavily on the neck. A heavy counter followed, when both parties indalged ta some rapid half- arm exchanges. when Pat shot out a direct jeft-hander and knocked Moroll clean off his feet. Roonp 2.-—Morell ted off briskly and got home on Mac's neck, and took the return onthe nose, reversing the order of the previous round. A heavy counter resulted in Morell being lifted from the grass by his aids and taken to his corner. Roun 3.—McQuade sparred effectively for an opening and delivered both hands in quick succession on Moreli’s oltactory organ, drawing blood profusely, and closed the round by going down. Roonp 4.—Some heavy exchanges took placo in the opening of th's round, whea both men clinched and struggled for the fall. Morell put a * back hook’’ on Mac and threw him backward, falling heavily on top, Ror 5 axp 6.—Slight sparring, both men short of wind ii h round, and after wrestling for the fail both went de together. hm 7.—Morell led off beavily on Pat's nose, and followed up, getting the exchange on the rained the close of the wrest!q McQuade was found Rios 8 —Immediately on arriving at the centre of the ring Mac delivered a reeling ‘left-hander on Morell’s mouth and knocked him clean off bis pine. Rouxps 9 To 13 were five well contested efforts, Mc- Quade exhibiting the better fighting qualities Rounp th men came up =, raoredly, and commenced to force the ——e ie got the crook on Morell, and hoiding him on the ropes inflicted severe punishment on bis face. Phe round closed by both men failing side by side. Rovxp 15.—Mac delivered heavily oa Moroll’s nos», and Morell returned a rattler on McQuado’s left eye, completely clo-ing it. A heavy counter foilowed, Mac getting in on the jugular and Morelt on the ribs. Thess tacties were pursued all round the ring, both men giving and taking severe punishment. Mac was ultimately fought down in bis own corner. Rouxp 16.-—-Mao led off again, and sent in a terrible right hander on Moretl’s mouth. Jim exchanged stinger on his opponent’s mouth and clinched, Mac being thrown heavil, Rounp 17. , continuing the preface to the two pre- ceding rounds, again dashed in with telling eftect on Mo- rell’s mouth, and received a stunning compliment in re- turn on the nose, which knocked him again off his fect. Rovsp 18.—Both men came up puffing, baving been already engaged about an hour, and exhibiing severe marke of punishment. Mac's pose and chin were boaten into gashed and lacerated wounds, while Jim's eyes woro almost clored, and hts neck and forehead showed severe traces of Lecaee prowess. Aftor a little sparring, voth men clinched and weat down side by side. Rounps 19 ano 20 were severely conicsted, give and take being the rule, with no advantage on eithor side. Rovep 21, axp Last. —Mac got Morell's head under his arm and hammered rapidly on hie antagonist’s frame. Morell worked away evergetically considermg nis dic- vii advan ig Pat heavily on the back and ribs, when delivered a terrific right-nander on Jims ear, sending him to the earth senseless. ‘On the call of time, Morell failed to respond, and his displayed the token of defeat, giving McQuade the vi ‘after a contest of one hour and thirty-four minutes. All the parties returned to the city, and suc- ceeded in evading the police upto @ late liour in the afternoon. THE ABORTION CASE IN NEWARK, Continuation of the Corener’s Inquest—Ver- dict of the Jury—Fiight ef the Seducer. ‘The Coroner's aquest over the remains of Emma F, Bali, whose desth by abortion was published tn yester- day's HeKaLD, was concloded about eleven o'clock om Tuesday night, The testimony of the parents of de- consed was first taken, and was followed by that of Dr. ©. M. Zeb, a prominent physician of Newark, who was mentioned in connection with the sadaffair, Hie evi. dence in some particulars was very limportant and threw additional light pon the case. The 4 yeas Wileon, the informed bim Ly, bad an tion, first using instruments and Ee tty was reliow 7 that Mies Ball bad vi wt) York. (oe sct emepaanae a pale York. Dr..R, B, Merabon testified that that be (Wilson) was the author feontesal acl ta Senming youl f 0 bin twice to leave the State (out ot the law’ are the expressions made. The parents of the beni beer feall there is an im- pression abroad that sh"! money, have published a card, = shine they sav? Wat they ‘now: received any money to keep the matter still, and ‘will gladiy de Prin to bring the g’ylty party to jus Wee.” YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1867. THE COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Another Distillery Seized. Before Comm ssioner Osborn. The United Slates vs. John Cosgrove, Patrick Connolly and James McDermott.—Tho defendants are charged with running an illicit still in the basement of the premises No. 122 West Eiguth street, Detection in this case was brought about by the chimney of the premises taking fire on Tuesday night last, It was found neces- uring the consequent alarm to break into the basement, the doors of which were securely fastened. Op entering the cause of the fire wns at once ascer- tained and the fact that a distiliery was in full blast dis- covered. The defendants were arrested and were yes- terday heid for examiuation in $1,000 bail each. BANKRUPT COURT. . In the bankruptcy of Wm. Keoppel a mecting was held yesterday for proof of debts and selection of an assignee in the office of Register Ketchum. Considora- ble feeling was manifested on the part of the attending creditors against the petitioner. Debts to the amount of $11,000 were proven, when ifr Edwin James, coun- sel for the petitioner, raised objection to the admission of other proofa, which excited a very animated discus- sion, The further consideration of the cave was ad. | ey to Wednesday next, no assugnee being ap- ‘pointed. FILED YESTERDAT, mii Hans, Henry Jobn i, Lon Hom, ot an ail of this ne bacon, i SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Discharge of United States Soldiers of Habens Corpus, Before Judge Leonard, Inve, James Stokes, Jr., a Recruit in the United States Army.—Tbis was a habeas corpus to produce this sol- dier, alleged to be illegally restrained of his liberty. Captain Evan Miles, Twenty-first United States in- fantry, from Fort Columbus, made return, setting forth the enlistment of private Stokes according to the laws governing the recruiting service for the army, and his taking the oath of enlistment as to his age, and encios- ing one of his enlistment papers; that under the deci- sions of the Judge Advocate General of the Army, and also the more recent decision of the General Term of tho New York Supreme Court in the case of private John O'Connor, it was not his duty to produce the recruit in court, but that such declination and denial of the juris- diction of the court was @ matter of official duty, and not from any want of respect to tae court. Upon this return the writ was accordsngly dismissed. COURT CALENDAR—THls DAY. Surrewe Court—Cnamners,—Nos. 97, Walter et al. vs. Boardman ot al. ; 62, Dana va. Strasburger; 105, Gay- nor ys Gaynor; 127, Blocks vs, Kassel; 129, Fisk, Jr, ot al, ve, Harrio:t et'al ; 141, Ballentine'et al. vs. Henry} 162, Shafer et al, vs, Bruner et al. ; 166, Archor et al. vs, Laneman et al FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Ap unknown man, about fifty years of age, was killed on the Huason River Railroad, near Peekskill, at half past eight o'clock yesterday morning, by the down ex- press train, Tho up train meets the down train near that place, and it is supposed that, while ondeavasing to get from one track to another, he was struck and instantly killed, FATAL ACCIDENT AT PLATTSBURG. Puartssura, N. ¥., July 31, 1867. A lady, named Ellen Kirk, was instantly killed this moruing by hor dress catching on the coupling of the main shaft of S, W, Gregory & Co.'s woolten mill. BULLION FROM NEVADA. oe ae Loom, July 31, 1867, ‘The export of assayed bullion trom Nevada last week was $221,000. The crude bultion received for aesay amouuted to 64,145 ono MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. er OT Canwrexsen—Pavissx.—On Tuesday, July 30, by Rov. HL Kastendiek, Avoustvs C. Cunistexsny to TausxeLpa = A., daughter of G. H. Paulsen. No cards, PLinck—Korrrer.—On Wednesday, July 24, at the residence of the bride, at Tremont, Westchester county, by the Rey. Mr. Ackerly, Mr. Nicouos FLinck to Mra, Eveuse H Kosrusr, of Tremont. 1NG —Kwrcacm.—In the Reformed Duteb chureh, ity place, on Wednesday, July 31, by the Rev. 8. Manning, va Hamilton Saperty N. J., Rev. D. D.. of Brooklyn, to Fizaverm, Sagi of Horace E. sritmaeen; Esq., of Glen Cove, Mernitr—Lrpecker.—In Nyack, on Tuesday, July 30, Mr, Mi 5 ed by Rev. Mr. Merritt, Lybecker, daughter of iswac Lydecker, Exq,, alt of N: Ovixarox—OFrer,—On Wede June 26, at St, James’ Episcopal church, Painesville, Obio, by Rev. Toomas B. Wells, Mr. James A. OvineTon, of New York citv, to Miss Mouuix Orrer, only daughter of Offer po Exq,, of Painesville. TSON—CorNigit. —On Sal pote spon at the w- urch, Chariton Kings, England, he Rev. J. ¥, 3. Gabb, Ginger A. Ronsrtson, of New York, to Re- nacoa E., only child of Captan Ceorge B. Cornish, of Langton ‘Villa, Chariton Kings, late of New York. Died. Beexwitn.—On Tuesday, July 30, after a brief illness, Hexay Beokwirn, aged 25 years. The fanoral wil take pace from the residence of his parents, Bedford avenue, near Park avenue, Brooklyn, Friday aivernoon, at two o'clock. Frienda of the famnly are respectfully invited to attend. RooTm.—At Batavia, N. ¥., on Thursday, July 25, after a lingering and’ painful illness, Joskeu Boora, yeart. On Wednesday, July 31, of consumption, Carnanrve, wife of James Brown, azed 45 years. ‘Tue relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tue funeral, from No. 344 West Forty- second street, on Friday afvernoon, at half-past one o'clock. Brraxt.—On Taesday evening, July 30, Damm Brovenam, youngest son of Daniel and Ellen Byrant, The fune‘al wilt take place on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, irom the residence of his parents, 109th street, Bwomingdale road. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Bostou, Philadetpbia aud St. Lou's papers please Cowusce.—On Tuesday, July 30, Wiiuas Comes, of Sersey City, aged 52 years, 7 months and 6 days ‘Tho relatives and friesits of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the fueral, this (Thersday) afternoon, at four #’clock, from tho Congregatioaal Yabernacle, cor- nor of York and Henderson streets, Jersey City. ‘Albany and Troy papers please copy, Devirx.—On Wednesday, July 31, Joun Dervis, aged ‘4 years, 1 montn and 20 days. His friends are respectfully invited to attend the fune- rai, from bis late residence, No, 466 West Ninteeuth street, on Friday afternoen, between twelve and one o'clock, without further notice, Deane. —On Tuesday, July 30, Geoncx B., only son of M. and A. M. Dubme, aged 4 years, 4 months and 12 Gays. Tie relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- vers of Troop F, Third regiment, and the Geran Grocers’ society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at ono o’clock, frétn the residence of his parents, 839 E:ghth avenue, corner of Fifty-eighth street. Donryee.—In this city, on Wednesday, July 31, Euiza P Donven, wife of Joseph W. Duryee, in ihe 434 year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to atténd the funeral. from the Church of the Holy Trinity, corner of Madison avenue a Forwy- street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Foors.—Suddenly, ow ivesday, Jaiy 30, of inflamma- tion of :he bowels, Gsoncs W. Foors, ip the 21st year of he The 1 remains will be taken to F.vergreens for inter- ment, from his late residence, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Grocax.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 31, Maria, ba] beloved wife of Michael Grogan, in the 32d year of Toe romaine ‘will be taken from her late residence, 08 Nelson street, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, to the Charch of St. Mary's Star of the Sea, wi juiem ‘mass will be offered for bene phn her soul; thence, bod i ee to the Cometery of the Holy Croas for in- Gronoiaxwa H., wife of Frevericx, youngest Perth Amboy, N. event 20, the daughter sera Morgan, agua ia years and 8 monibe, of the family are respectfully invited to tues, troen her parents’ residence, in Hu- ween ington and Froskhe. Fee Greenperst, LL, jureday) afternoon, 4 nog Wednesday, July 31, Eowano Morian, ‘Th relatives and friends of the family are respect- oy invited to attend the funeral, on Friday —— clock, from the residence of his mother, 12 mie, His remains will be taken to Calvary etery for interment Pwrees.—On Wednesda: if July 31, Enza, daognter of 14 wontbs. Prerer.—On Wednesday, July 31, Wiusam Jonny, Youngest son of Louis and Anna Pieper, aged 5 months apd 17 days, Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, corner 110: street and Third avenue, Friday moraing, at cloven o'clock Puvamex.—In Brooklyn, on Wedvesday, July 31, Auice, infant y mitewenys 9 ‘Jerome S, and Anna C. Plum: mor, aged 2 months and 10 days, ‘The funeral wili take piace from the parents’ residence, Pacific street, between Nostrand an: ww York avenues, on Friday afvernoon, at three 0’cloc! Ponpy —On Wednesday, July 31, Caraanine C., widow of Alexander H. Purdy, aged 47 years and 4 mouths, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from her late residence, %9 avenue D, on Saturday morning, fat half-past oine o'clock. The remains will be taken to Rye for interment, inthe haif-past eleven o'clock train, Ronerts.—On Wednesday, July 31, Cora Jane, infant daughter of Richard W. and Eliza Jane Roberts, aged 11 months and 14 dave. "he relatives and friends of the family are respect- folly sprliet ta attend tbe. funeral, from the menidencmet er paren’ ighth avenue, this (Thureday] noon, at two o'clock. ha ’ Ronngon,—At Scarborough, Westchester county, on Tuosday, July 30, Grace R. Roninsoy, in the 67th year of hor age. Her friends and relatives are invited to attend the foneral, from her late residence, No. 276 Wost Eleventh street, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock. The remains will be taken to Bridgeport, Conn.. for interment, Roparwoxo,—On ers a child of months The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No, 2 Hollyrood place (Kightv-third stroet). Senny.—Suddeniy, Brivorr, widow of James Seery, a native of county Weatmeath, Ireland, aged 60 ge Tho friends of tho family, and those of John, Patrick and Bernard, are respectfully invited to se attend the funeral, from her late residence, 570 Seco avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past pos o’ciock, without further notice, « Swrrm.—At Harfom, on Tuesday. Juty 30, Carer, infant daughter of Dr. T. Franklin and Emma L. Smith, ‘aged 10 mouths. The relatives and friends are affectionately invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 128th street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues. Sricen,—On Wednosday morning, July 31, at nine o'clock, after a short but painfal iliness, borne by her with Christian resignation and fortitude, Euurs Spicer, im tho 68th year of her age, the Leloved wife of Francis picer The eve, whose look was friondship's voice, ‘The hand, whose pressure mace me thrill, ‘The smile, which made my heart rejoice, Shall tive, though that sad heart is still. The funeral will take place this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of hereon, No, 18 Third street. Funeral sorvices at St. Mark's church, corner of Ste¢vesant stroet and Second avenue. The friends and aequaintances of the family, and of her son, William H. Mansfleid, son-in-law, John Maitland, and’ grand sons, William F, and John H. Mansfield, are invited to attend without further notice. Tromrson.—At the residence of his parents, 54 Hud- son avenue, Brooklyn, on Wednésday, July 31, Grorae, the beloved child of Nicholas and Ellen Thompson, aged 6 months and 6 days Trorren —On Tuesday, July 30, Caruerine Trorree, aged 62 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from tho residence of her son-in-law, Stephon Stafford, Fifty-ninth stroet and Eleventh avenue. Warrr.—On Wednesday, July 31, Wittam 7., youngest son of tho late Joseph N, and Cordelia White, aged 7 years and 7 months, Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, without farther notice, this (Thuraday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 28 Sixth avenue, july 30, Harrie May, only Leonora Rodermond, aged 11 nw “GREAT SUCOeS8, THE EVENING TELEGRAM. AT ALL ‘THE NEWS. STANDS, A SUM OF MONEY, BY W. FALLENSTEIN, AND FOUND, FPA OUND—ADRIFT, A SAIL BOAT, NAME “REGYNA,"* ‘Owner can have the same by proving property and vying 8. 7 *peneSNELLGROVE, Boat Builder, Jersey City. | gg Saber YOUNG LADY WHO LEFT A BLACK Parasol in a Fourth avenue «tage on Wodnesds lay morn. ing can have the same by calling at 2) Nassau street, Fr ON THE STH, A WHITE FOX DOG, WITH acollar on h's neck cy. p me engraved but no address, The owner can have y proving property and paying expenses. Cail at 199 Seven avenue, in the store, OST—A_SEVENTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD 4 Pin. The finder will be rewarded by returning the above to 178 East Ninetoenth street. T OST—A CARPET BAG OR VALISE, MARKED “J. 4B.” on the bottom, from a carriage, going from West Twenty-Gifth street to the foot of Thirty-fourth street, North river. Asuitable reward will be paid if returned’ {mme+ Atateiy to #6 and 67 Water street, T O8T—$25 REWARD WILL BE PAID, AND NO QUES. 4 tons asked, for the recovery of a small black leather ‘Travelling Rag, with brass nails on the eldes, which was left this morning oa ferryboat Hoboken, foot of Barclay street, Apply to 8 n Brothers, 26 I OST—TUESDAY MORNING, ABOUT IN 4 going from 262 West Twentv-ffth street Ho boat toot ot ‘Thirty-fourth sirest, North river. a black Leather Bag marked on the bottom J. B. A suitable reward will be paid on leaving at Banfeld's stable, 151 West Twenty-fifth street. 1, °Stoe TUESDAY, A moans, POCKET. book, containing prom! ee Boe. ney; Lawson and Woodbury, some ms ‘ovat Dill, The finder will please leave tem mith the teller of the East River Bank, and receive the owner. REWARDS. ASK BOYS FOR ‘THE EVENING TRLEGRAM. _ $5 REWARD—LOST, ON MON MONDAY EVE EVENING, A ) small bine Scotch Terrier Slut ma silver collar; ‘returning same (0.NO. 40 Feast. Twenty-second street the Rkder will tecetve the stove reward.” $20 REWARD WILE BE PAID TO THE boy WHO ZU delvorpd 2 letter to Austin, Thorp & Co., 880 Broad. way, on the April, and received a small packag $100 REWARD.STOLEN, ON THE wT JUL res Saas. in Broadws three ons of Ha Beek: a sireet,, eit receive the abov ‘asked. 7 one returning t tons $250 REWARD —LOST, A VLAD S _ CLUSTE UV Diamond firooch Fin’ riding from Seveatee: sireet to Central Park, thence around the Drive. Tt be A wadding orecent it Wag much valued, Tf found, the ab tell be pald'by Mrs. B. F. Wardwell, it2 Kast Heventeeath street, POsT OFFICE, “NOTIC GREAT SI A Fug tt EVESING TELEGRAM. NEWS STANDS. ST OFFICE NOTICE ‘The rails for the United Kingdom and the Continent, and Bremen, per sieamer Deutechiand, ast 1, ab 10230 A. —Stations A acd f B, M.: stations aod ¥, ation 0.8 A po pepe oe ‘uptown ouices es. follow on Dito A. tations C al MI LLINERY SK BOYS FoR THE EVENING TELEGRAM. AMUSEMENTS. 8K BOYS FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAR. THEATRE.—ADMISSION 9 CENTS, day this Theatre will remdin closed for (oa to afford time were y produce ow LONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, THE LAST LONDON SENSATION, rated arti Mi. AND MS. W. J. PLORENCE, ROADWA € (heir first appearance in New York in three yeaa, suparted OF the best available talent. ats secured from 8 Ul6, aix days in advance, __ a W CORRELL sIsteRs—rReNcH THEATRE. imiasion Great success of ihe ne ations na of NOBODY'S Datel ier From Miss Braddon’s popular novel entitied “Diavele,* Miss KATE, REIGNOLDS, ihe popular ‘comedienns, Jenny, Milsoin Lady Eversleigh and Mise Bi Brewer, J: MORTIMER a» Joyoe Harker and Larkspur, the deteoti Tpeidencal co the play the games of farm, kane and row palhe.parformance to commence with La aires ta & Seul, Matinee on Saturaay LYMPIC SAAT HANGE OF BILL TO-NIG! MR TOWN MOTRIN. IOHN BROUGHAM: As O'CALAHAN and COLUMBUS. MISS EMIL' Y Ter tin ape COLUEe ast Maitre oF COLUMAUS, $ COLUMBUS, fs porvid LEGS. IGT AT DATED: eobernviita, ‘MONDAY NEXT—POCHAHONTAS. pemexse SUCCESS The young and hi Comedionne. She will appear EVERY EVE EVENING TUB PET OF THR PETTICOATS, totroducing her great epesta seri 7a ‘BOK BOOK OPBN. Se eee RAM 8 ’ ar ALL THE NEWS STANDS. OWERY THEATRE. THR GREAT FESTIVAT, AND PANTOMIME NAMENT.—Acrobata, oT Stoging OB ROABOANTONY AND Friday, JOUN J. JONES, Treasu ee FTNted wee GARDEN T9516 sishth and. Fi th avenue batwoen Fifly-clghth and. Fifty. an PHILIP BERNET.. 4 ain ee THRODORE THOMAS POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS. ee THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. 1, Maret of Cortage (new omer,” (new). d-Summer Night's Dream’. necro 10. Walts—“Promotionen’? 1. Quarceite--"* Rigoletto” Galop—Feola' ANVARD'S. MUSEUM, ‘of Brondway and Thirtieth street. THORSDAY, FRIDAY nad SATURDAY EVENINGS and SATURDAY MATINEE. | The Cy THE HONEY MOON and Kiss IN x Tite Dank: sor LOGRENIA. | Magic! ie. io Matiners, WEONESDAYS. and ‘SATURDAYS “at 3 Admission 30 cents; children under ten years, 15 cents, ELLY & LEON'S MINSTELS-—720_ BROADWAY, THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THY CITY. ORIGINALITY, L ir. EDWIN KELO REFINEMENT. 3 MNELSE SEYMO! ia DD RY: (SMS, * ERNANI. SKATING, SAM PRI Prot NTA RITES, O ND ALL ECCENTRICITIES, B HM iE COMICATITIES, "I OF a! G@ IN THE GREAT CHAMPIQN SKATING CARN: ate RIFFIN & CHRISTY'S Lis oie their Ne Honse, at ir New Opera a i * ee ‘Grifia, Otto 4 V; Rodeers, Geo, Lenlie, Percival, G. ¥. Shy pcing and aun Orchestra, under the direction ot Mr Morrison. ‘The whole wader tho direction of G. W. Hl GRIFWIN. AS BOYS FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM. keane Pit) Lp Me _PROOEUYN THER ¢ new and original historical tiled "Ti PROGRESS OF ‘A NATION, wilt wooderteb Glornmie eMfeots, Washington Crosuing the Delaware, Door Jig. Affair of Honoe High Willy, Waltoper, tn} host, Mortar and Bricks, the Goose and Gander, &c. BES COMMON AND SAM SHARPLEY'S g MINSTRELS. ASTER BAND OF pee y More ere poe elegant in their wit and bamor, universally pronounced ‘by Ey pre fata esha tuperior 19 all that pertains to, the Wittopen for’ the. season ORDAY. ‘August 61880 THE FIFTH AVENUE, Shera ROUSE Twenty-| fourth street, adjoining Fifth Aaveue Hotel. New STADT THEATRE. 45 AND 47 BOWERY. GRAND OPENING—SUMMER SEASON. pol aUGust ied with a full and powerful company of NEW YORK FAVOR! New pleces of STERLING MERIT and HPOPCEAR R PLATS ‘Look out for announce bills and SATURDAY Next, Al ‘Avaust 3. Binklaseiseee Pche AF a ATE OF Pakie roRm LENDID & BILL THs W “nie SYLPHs, aR CORTE DF ARE. RAT — introducing Mile ZUCC MONS’ FE BAULET. DoUGEErr aro ORATION. PETTENGILL COR QUEEN s ‘and BARNEY in a variety of Cee ee ‘The side oiling fers THE ELUNDERING ESE Ae, cast by the ed ees ‘of the company. SATURDAY AF" AFTERNOON. A ) GREA si HE RRENING TRLRORAM. at _ALL THE NEWS STANDS. ROADWAY OLREA S bk dway. near Nibl mine sezeine oars o origisal Georgia NYALUABLE AND INTERESTING. The New York Museum of huesenns, Onbinet nah of Maten Bistory and Polytechatc nstitnte, 618 Broadway, hare, EUierTo their algendy extanaive eOllection thouscude 3¢ Owes Hosites, among whic, will be found the Aire Ch Double-bmad Koyo clephanta and” oat ‘Gert cys, elephant reat Skudert fmbaimed Bodies to ther with range 8 Seana Sone, whieh gener fail to attract crowds: ers. Lectures daly. Open trom 8 in the more fog a fort night. a a BOYS. FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM. LLEeoe anr, GALLER ‘3 817 AND 819 BROADWAY. NOW ON EXHIBITIO’ A FINE COLLECTION OY pty PAINTINos. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. . M. THEE 8 DES ITALIENS, PARIS. _1ORD DUNDREARY. _ —_ instrole every ee ne HEATRE TICKET OFFIOE,, ROADW, RESERVED SEATS | ons ALL Tae ATRES | <W. [._ MACAULEY. tor BROAD. in’ Nineteonth aud Twent ale joruaentof Hound. Hate and Bon fachionatio shapes.” Bronze Hats, with Wreath ___ MATRIMONIAL, suCCrSs. A “OnEAT, 8u EVENING TELEGRAM. AT ALL THE ) NEWS STANDS. O MANAGERS OF THEATRES TAROVGHOUT Tonite Staton Copies of The Great City. Caste omenties eat Field Ponomee, Brooklyn ED. “PIANOFORTES. 5. A “GREAT aiees Mn ™ RIMONIAL BURE Av, a AReey, errysa has. BI Ln ARDS, wt A®™ Bore i Age™ sco “4 GREAT A a i NING TELEGRAM | ALL THE NE SRURNHAMYS PURNITU RE EXPRESS, OFFICE A. Rloventh street, near Sixth arenue.—Furn!- seu.er atk — shipped. Aah LEAVING TOWN, HAVING NO. FUI ae fcr her Pianotorte, wit vail for Voss than haif MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE sale —Made to order: city maker; cost $600, for ‘ised “Gve montbg: fully guaranteed, Pavior Bul Bookcase, Paintings, Chamber and saeriice, 4 Wert" ‘sitteemth acreet, Wie GaXDtDOw Sent foome, bee} Bleecker Be, nsoneenpinntinamatibeiipecaialy ‘ANO RTE WiLL BE SOLD FOR posed of 11 5 hee 1@, celebrated make, Cover ana venue. neat besond streets octave, rosewood, J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity screet, nese REVENQ OCTAVE CHICK AS Te cot oI fr 68, at HPs ae ba fo 2. COMPANY, Park row, New York, Ofer te fer tala thelr beau ard beds Bills'and tiatete, a: ff 1 blue #ate for ery ntock, ‘inte duet, Wiles, Fivaging. atm and blocks of any nice or alters, at the Agency, Orders rome row, New York. “or con. UALATIN jew York maunfecture; OTTON BAGUING, bale Ry Pg my 74 Siaideh ane on mae and for sale vy HALLEL & KO! $ounue. TRANSLATOR OF LANGUAGES, 10. Thy Thi J. stage, nits $50. 000) a CASH AND REAL ESTATE TO EX. change iny salable mervhandias: somm vaddrest J. R., room 49' Tremont House, 060 Broadway. New Vork. B i “WATCHES. JEWE A ~“eRBaT, sce! aT ALL ELEY, 60, ERING STOR An THE NEWS STANDS. JUCKOO CLOCKS (OUR PATENT), SUPERIOR AND cheaper (han any imparted, wholesale FRANKFIBLD & OO . dewe ‘WO Bixth ay orem Pourtenuth street, aug MiA Wiahih ayenue toraer wou: Ab wirtee BRANCH MUSIC AND PIANO, WARRROOM Wit ned on or about Aveustl, at nd boot above Treny-ffth ewan, be YS FOR a“ “ _THE © Pheresina _TELEGRAM - —_—e sa P pape) st G4 4 80N'8 eh SCALE a pany ARR of the highest degreo of perfection, and are in the most reasonable, Twentyfirst street ATERS' PIANOFORTES—GRAND. xD Wns, Caroma SR & ean manufaetared, a speuca st Qinaisiea® manu Ina recsived tes, tbe . Factory and warerooms 233 Broad warts TA MORAGE WATERS & CO, $75 70 som, THE LARORST ASSORTMENT or (0) naw and Vianofortes in the city, to let, aod sold on Sk boys aM. a tHe Teveixa 1 TELEGRA! poy PROFESSOR or “Yorals moste at a Milan, opis cultivate every, pit by Instruction of, nine be tr for Nor ra batten iret clase reforences. &. tor id Horald otter, cant Que ND SMALL, SHORT AND. TALIy ONE AND Pt TAR eat bitte: Organ. Ghote, Violin, Ring ing Harmony. ‘West Twenty siti «rect, betweem Serenta tna hin aren NTED AN NGAGE ‘an Ally, Tenor and Basso, togntt good rendpr,.”” Addrews J a0 UR tore W.. B Vaud