The New-York Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1866, Page 2

NEW-YORK DALY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1866 D) E‘L‘ffi No. uu;u;,-‘:.. The Journoymen Tallors' Pro¢ | The return, compared with thatfor the provions “ MY POLICY" I GREAT UNION MEETING IN PHILADELPIIA ON FRIDAY | dent of Louisiane. I refor:to the namo of the Hou.dt. K. [if known by of y 1 Howell, und all who bave, 1! bear me out |’euthority there. They it EVENING—ADDRESS OF THE HON. THOMAS y. | Wowon SOteC R Loiuaty T aae out | ey wonl. Youhato il seen the DURANT OF NEW-ORLEANS—STIRRING SPEECH OF | losa integritr, of blameless Wfe, of high jodioial bonors aud soldier aud _ Hlastrious gentieman who comm: V. BROWNLOW. m!lno-'l»«ln We gave the movement the sancbion of his | in that part: Gov, b e, and he. ng T have gnid, lont to it the appearance of | a soldier, mot (The following remarkablo speech of the Hon. | lerality, by presiding over its imis mae aug de- | procliviiles, or not s wen who had boen promisent VEW-ORLFANS. “the liminary deliberations in the abae: of “Jud leading Union mon in the ty of Now Orloans, and “‘: ¢ 4 :)':rr‘nn':lhd:-‘lm Jr-mob‘mfl o: la'u"lhll.: o eries _of “‘That's 0.} ‘ s 'l'un, n(?::‘- tive of C)x%vdjulnl Btate of Mississippl. and & lifelong rewi- | nor in- which she mordors were osrried out; bold meetinge in tals hall 02 | 4),5yy the foMowing changos: venings. FENIANISM. . THE FPENIAN BENATR. The Fenian Sepate was again in rossion on Satar- " A liberations. 1 h . nko fhos. 3. Darant, delivered in Philadelphia on Friduy, | rewpeersbiity 1o the " movement. M, Hatn SR LT ot gt sy oo 13 il s sorsdorshyes ofloyal men, black and white, 1n Now-Orioans, {Apyause.] [ The Senate will olose 1 . 14150956 Ino.. of the sonators will leave the 0ity this evening, 693,939 1no.. 1,162 Ino.. 22773 alawyer of bigh standing at the bar of New 3 3,611,505 Tuc.. 975,445 1 to Tae T earcd andulegrapbed TrioUNE, only eppearcd in & | & AT L o iraordinary attainments, who bad part of our odition on Saturday. As it should be read | by the frioadsbip of the late Chiof Maglstrate States, aud who enjoyed the rospeot of all Union And now, citissns, what remedies are thers for these ories we United | Taesa unfortunate men, whose ciroumetences permit them, are now fiying from their homes in the South4o scek refoge aud bos: ite nemsion th po LO-IOITUW. FPNIAN PIC N0, o oy at Squirrel Wools, Fentan Cosgress vpeul There will be a Fei byevery reader of THR TRiDuxs, we roprint it s | e T e ctiened tho. movement sithough | pitality in frecdom of voting and disoussion horw in e Nerth morning.—Ed. Tribune.] n-v:; was disseut, both on the ground urr I ity ..‘.d lowhl!w&h‘llhh{"u;nnulusull Ho: “‘n‘ilnl beforo the leysl F"’:'{;é:".“.“u"‘“é ko suavioss 7" l‘;n(l‘clm: cifoles. Vanking dopartment. " - on that of expodiency, ameng sinoere fricads of thoe nionin proul ho ulon wi give 0 al man in oo Cot. ris, Gen, Sweeney, Gea O'Neil aa ieu. Dpour are T i B g Srerli Doyt o ¥8R B . Titbans. on that of expodionoy, ameng stocare (rloids oF P00 UHIORS [ Bouth' @ governmeat Avhere opinion fs free, _whers | aauoutood a3 sposkore. Tho following s tho statomont of the Bauk of England PustapzLwuA, Friday, Ang. 31, 1366, the opinions were equaily bainnced, and m- mln[v-': presamp- | every mnnl aholl h‘jnlu 'h°_| right hw o{;,vmu his CITY PENTANISM for the week ending Aug. 15, 1866 : tious onougzli to say that the recalling of the Congen- | remtiments n vote n words, whero he shadl Lavesdthe " N ki o] o 188UR DEPARTMENT. - . o and 10 K e e oo reapectiul | ., Nothingof importauce trauspired yostorday ateither | xoios isauod. ..., £25 1ol, 36 Government Debt. £11,015,100 The lotter from Mr. thor Securities .. 3,954,900 t ‘ he i £) sne Tho meetingin front of the Union:Leogue House, | oty SO orly Tiiogal, that it was plaialy imworal or lm the Stephers or Roberts headquarters »darbat b bas (0 sayt Do you not know Broad aud Sansom-sta,, this day, was very large. Thecrowd | proper to attempt it. But, folow citzens, what cid that g strotched from Sansom to Walnat-sts., and was couiposed not | Convention drvlp It onesewbied in the first place in ¥ speoch and the liborty of the pross ""‘h Warder of Richmood Bridewell, in rlu:-_nln.-‘. by Iy of prominent oitiasos but of many ladies. Tue loweri order to ascertain what namber of s “mewbors | | Do you know that K, hus oreated quite & scosation in Feisan clicces AR 13,451,505 e I RO oo ans sea ATy only of pro ¥ . Toelowering | OaeE t B et Tin® aitondance, and its only act | Awerican oitiseos are claaghtered in €ho st o Bote Ue very sorvicoable to the C20. I R. while on kis Weators o ts of Turpentine is in fair dema; M. Stephens will return to New-York on Friday or £28,151,595 | 8t 69@70c.; seles of 175 Rosios mf.. sales of Dbls.. at $3805 forCommon, and §5 50 for No, 1. ] n. Therels . under the American fi1g, without proyocat wvight did pot prevont th bl'onl;nc' of the loyal masses, The | was to eall ron i llv\"rmur of the slwu of Lomsiaoa | lew i " 5 asting wasealied to.ordor by Judge Kolley fn the following | 0 issue writs of glection for the purpose of sccaring & repre. | 10 Ibrrty, of jsoussion unless you tho werits of the R [ w':' ‘ 2 U8 | sentation to those parishies ulm-)n,P:I the time of the omxpnnl President’s r!llc)‘. or the glories of Los and Daive. » kept busily omvlavr'fl ot the Btephens head- -nment Secari- PROVISIONS. —A fair business in Moss Pork to- n - asembling, had beon under the control of the Confedernto au- | That is the way in Now-Orleans; b rs proparing for the cuming fAir. Every two or three 14,553,000 ties......... 10,711,723 | day, bmln«:nled heavy, closing Inside figures. For JUDOE KELLEY'S SPEECH. thorities. nad where no clection to a Union Conven: | men whg ‘are to remove t old’ pr d‘;-'nf 1s of Fenians from broland report thoms - lies, | g ¢ 3 821,162 Other Seouritios 25,924,317 | future m‘. sales of 1,250 bbls. . ot §32 25 tion could then bo hell. I wish now, in the most | oll memyrics. Oa the skirts of the loyal Nort an tel! the same, story of tho impatienco of the peopie ot | Pyplic Deposits. .. 353 No“‘ ..... oeen. 611,506 | and 500 bbis. all the yoar at $33 124 cash snd et o men who fell 10 New-Orieans. ¥ou have too long | BOmo for Btepheus's retutn. Other Doposits. ... 18125,280(Go ™ and Silver rogular, sre 3,600 bbls, New Mess at 12832 90, other - 909,361 w.u quiet and in the absenee of sales prices are nominal S o O : Whether desigoediy or otbernise, the | jon, (ivy ‘nanner, to arest your attention o & Lact stands forth as bistory, thab the Conveution of wuzied | great fact, tue appearsnce of = which il ‘nees for- | bowed aown in spinit to, tho abominable prejudices of casic. oovspirators againat the liberty of the South and pezce of the | ever all opposition and ull rizhit to question the lovalty of (hat {Applause.] You bave not_procinimed that principle whic Conveotion, in the mind of the Cliel coutive officer of the | gave your cause streugth. 1 will give the fuli measuro of jus ties to the loyal wen of the Nouth, and T say again. THE BENATE o D o sanes - adjouraed to Troy to-dny, » here they will aot fn conceet with Rerea Dey 4 gihas, ,999) tho Congress now sitting at Harmony Hill in that oity. The .. torm for whiob the wembers of the Sencte were elected ox- Total..........£40,646,906 Total. £40,516.906 rom the | qpy gollowing figures show tho imposts at New-York for is in moderate request,and sleady; selos ofs75 bbla. at 8| @80 or P diew, 4ad 20281407 fixtra do. Tieroo Beel couniry, ately convened 13, ' cmorated . “'Z"m - m;;""‘",',’ s tly comwemorated | FREl TGPl ! and in the opinion of every citizon of any St A;uk- g Ay ent of l«rml Tlm-d to the whole | outside of the limits of Louisiane. It is that townrd the o b skirts of the loyal North is foacd the blood of Umion,] pires this month, o that wow mozibens wil bo elected & .dmh"m[' mm.] t arse e the Mth of | of July, in auswer to the request of this Coustitutional meon, who bave been sacrificed te savage vengeanoe fa the Cobgress. sales of 50 boxes 5. R at 170, Kard oontiunes dull and pri fi"“fi‘ o et tozether but | ventio, the Govornor of Louieians, in bis oficial capacity, | Southern Statos. [Applansgl Tho stalu is oo your hands; | G, Spear bas reocived the following from Washfuglon: the month of July: are eavy, sales of 120 i ot 174@lste.. for No, 1; 18¢ x boire without debute. made ton 10 | Jemed writs of cleotion te fil up the vaounios 1a thoss | noball the waves of thie octin can wash It ouwt. Lbe Ha'é PR D A T gt o7, il Toe.fo oyt and. 20 @i o Fel o Piima Stodm, hands i3 like thoss on the hands of Ve " g phie Eatered for consumption. Kettle Re the Tatter rate for small lots ehotoe. Gen. P. 8. Spuan, New York Oity, Manket 4 0'cLock.—Thero is no dirocted by the Eumd for warehousing. nited States At- RS where no_eloctions hnd been held, and T do- i that Is on Oyour e ko’ Gone en "t hands f ioh would encar itn oo good: indictwents | Specie end bullion. on -the strenzth of what reputation I way have | the teagio quoen w! for being abl to interpret the laws of my conntry, that when | 8eas to wash them whito bofore those hands can do justice to g I s prica of Mose Fork. Siaco Changs the bisiaeee S e it Ry 2 g andother peraonalities, | Asu—ln ;nmy!lnyouv wmhanl- 25th inwt,, STOCK OF PORK AND BEEF 1N 'l‘lfl.'llu l!"_’ torney for Ver nolle prosequi in . e et fhink uod speak oa paliical subjocte {Appluuse.] | Avd tho President, in confirmation of the dvings of tht | gho Execative of a Suate proca lectinn andgorders bis men of the South, ,[Applause.] When tho Souther w0 1 Couvention. s Bow stumiiag the country ~and do- | atlve of & Bl Dt o mo. powos ontaido of | Statos planged in e onSact passsd their opdiuances Of | pendisg sgiast Fenisns iniis dutrit. Very respecifoly ploso 2 .v 3 uouneiog se t:M di’a wbo nlo_i‘gld optnions ‘which from | {hat State can quesijon his act. [Applause and cheers.] Wint | ocession, they booame, in fact, no pars-of the Awerican Union, MF Piaavasrs Actiog Chiof Clork, | Total ontered at port......#23,353,299 19,101,838 20,831,187 'AND BROOKLYY, SEVT-1, 1866, N i et, tavme g e l"N".;r::-Jn:r reently | woula ho thougit Phiow.citiacns, i (he people or tho Gor: | 48 States, though they remained sueh o lay. They uvl:lunldfllz _—_— Withdrawn from wareide amaem sl sowieie O TED v Dol 3 groans son. 20,01 o 2 iov- od, 0 netion of v Governor in na, @ m, -¥ork for the from 1 b ¥ E‘mfl Tl o ek me Mot s semaoied foe, | SrmaEof New_ Kotk abould duee e e " hooiaa 1o b | 8 T, b oo o tuvtucoughos evoty insureotionery | REGATTA IN TiR SHREWSBURY Rivem.—A regatta | ;;.m oY e tho SSTipMAR SO, £A% S, b, Tastyese ;:;m o!(ro u-igy;."whov]rnnmd the hor- | States ‘What would bo thought of If the President of the | State, that they wore no part of the Geverament of | will take place on Saptember 6 from John Van Tine's Hotel, Setpre 264, 1886, 149 { Aadersonvil fi'.'.:'x"i, oreuce. ;‘lbhy and Bollo | Tratte States should inquire of the Governor of Magnchusetts | the 'United Siates; — that they apat upoR the Com | yooihaven, N, J., which is to be free for all boats in the North | Entered for pons'tion... §82,417. 617 “gll!'fl £103,064,168 41,60 " ) o o 8 3.‘,;;,-' issued a proc: | why ho¥rdered o particular ele Tn"the old Tiny State, | stitution; that they hated) the flag of the ~CouBtey, | unq South Shrewsbury Rivers. The paises are a silver cup, | Entersd for ‘wareb'ing. . 09,09,057 066 7,320.741 o 50 manitestoos of B Divie Jokmaon. o ‘%-’;:nmvmmfl-m b f o ey gy ooy e, a1 A i e A g - Zn".'}'"’.TEfl?.?‘u.""L:“”.LT"‘ e 16 | wnd two waits o€ sl o be given te the first, socond, ‘and | ¥i .. 8 e 41 7,036,165 1 ¥ efoi- | plain, fellow-citizens, that there could be but one—that it did | tende ound Hhe! . third winging boats. e fallowing are the terms of the race: 1555068 1305363 1,526,147 ! orking “clamos. Tiey had discorored B a1 time allowos, one minnte 60 $he oot} time N = 1 Ttiug 2 p. in., from Fairhaven dook, thenco sround a | Totol ent'd. st port....8160.741.88 $IOL T390 8190.234.218 bost epposite Port Washington, thence around a | Withdrawn from wate'o 36,226,610 ~ 50,200,232 59,078,006 pposite Riversids Hotel, Red Bank, end retarn to | Gustoms duties at New-York: ing point. From the intoreat taken in it, and the uumber ¢ . o 1864, 1 1566. of entries, this race will be an_exciting afalr. The following | y o0 I8 e e es eutari o0 ence Bigh office, T should swy Johnson-Davis Convention, ot 1i ithin the provinco or the funoti f him | the Dt Bt yonoy et of s toras, “They are bute, | o, e ety ~to"" laquirs " into" the mat. | privciple sin poltical goverament; they Bad dloorarel but 0 how amplo their soops fur evil. Listen to t o g 5 Tbat tho true theory should be that the faborers shoutd be 1t 0a how amolethelcsoops iroull. Liston tofuems | | ter b WL (Applase | e e ttee or Log. | owned by the capiialista, To thom, slarery of tho working States America, do issue (his my proclamat do hereby 5 T can 0ol e olasses was the corner stone of republican rty, [Langhter.] islasive dapattmania, s cun ume nvcontect of iy doclared themielvos out of tho Union, aud thon formed wnd Band gl areey il oo et M aeics 13 uh | the poople andtbe Government of u Stato in no seared chomialree out of he Uslos; d thon Sorme o thorit Che fourth secti fourth arti the C A govern ich b r 4 . N TR Tl e The fourth section of the fourth artiols o Lteces shal protect | -aitation of ‘the United Siates, which ‘wo sappose was feutienca samposo the commitiee of srosngements:, Jolis Yan | Prov. 6 mouths. . 42465220 98 36,005,577 07 67,046,189 T8 the Confederate Eiste -Innt‘-ym;:od:vd » ench State in the Uniou from domestic violeace on the appli- men‘fi;r: -l{ hlulflfl;m hy[ths_ ',"’fl,"," ".?."fi‘ to:lhu 3 ‘C‘;‘:‘“.‘,""- Dolan, Wm. H. Cousins, &, Lyker, i et i wirn ail persons above ! who ebatl tion of the Legislature, or, if the Levislature eaunot be | point, ere is no noe of oviuion between the Kxecusive 2 - g 1 .85 e Doctieburiy ooy iec ho, xpiesion ofthe snid e o e L g Wacoutlve, It therclore, | and Gongross; they both stand on tho coep eround, that e 0 0 i Totalace Ju. L. HANS.73 f::no«:,;g AT ET0 % 1"“ oy 2 " b iusion, tha in thy * | act of Robellion jone away withany St vernment e~ i BXPO; 3 - "Thencetorth 4o word in favor of be Union, its Constitution "",‘;“;‘d;o;'n';,‘{‘;';};:,'n‘;fi’,:‘,°.?:h‘"mm,,'fi.',:"n.:'“,u';:‘,’.‘.‘;c B o s O e (ke Conatitatioa: 4nd hat | -, SRMAX Hoseiran.—The laying of the corner- 1864, 1 1866. When the armios of rebeliion were put on foot. no State gov- | stone of the now German Hospital,on Soventy-sovonth L., will . 251, 812,521,248 013.0:"'.:?.! or its flag was o be Jawful within the wide limits of the Con- ( fobene. e etare. I 1t bp 12 stesion gannet, intorpese aniess €10 OO STC i soee b, OF | ament was left that eould bo recognized by the wuthor- Fii-% W06 582049 federacy. For such transgressions the traitor's doowm await in itseabsence, shall oxll upon that high officer to take pl Ly aft b the Governor in itssabsence, Al upor 4 et srament was Ieft St Biates. Al the aets of Cougroes ake place this afternoon. A very large number of Germaa | by dutiatfe, wociotios will take part in the ceremonics. Speoie and ' oltizen of the Contedoracy, and tho tender wereics Jofe:- . 5 | e Now it Is known to yoa all that the honorea Clilol :m”.‘.‘“""fl:;:"fin‘"{,”"“;”é“ were 0 | 3f.futrate of this antion has iepoatedly recoguized Lousiana | are Lo thiy effect; both the Exegutivo and Covgress wquummu i g ceustas, LI | 1 O niete 8 fhe TIaleR s BN o Mgy g B | e e '.,";"'",'fo, o 1otpied g gy —] Total oxports. $30 55,600 $13,606,00 619,207,928 " R in that State to it o end; uf 10 has At e not us to fact, s 0 e (ues a8 lo whom X R oo e a ” 9 7, peoclamation of 1tk Aaguat 1601, thees penriios ware 46 | it restored to all its ori antiong and peorogatires as o | lies the power of effieting o restoragion—-tuoe President olaim- . COMMERCIAL MA TT,ERS Do. exchisive of sypecio 31,638,357 12813075 13,486,469 B o P oty e bo sympathisd with the | Stite in the Unior, and ke hus even upbraided the Congre ing the power for bimself, and Codgresa deciaring that it fs prony. - s EXPORTS FOR SEVEN MONTHS FROM JANUARY L. on men . Noi by ‘commemorative Con- | SRS L g Siaten brenase that body was not prompt enongh | their sols function, the President omly participating o BALIS AT THE 6TOCK EXCUAMNGP. 1864, 1865, 1 does in othor ncts of legialation. If the idaa whioh possesses Miciigau Central. Chic, &N, W, con. | Domostio produce.. 9111,6:853 $e0,.6m,0L3 ou‘r.:;.gg [ Rt i wention of 14th Augnst, ‘1856, banishment from place and | j; iy opijon in coinciding with his judgment, and admitting th Prosidest s t0 o carriod out thero will be reslts i the Tor P Tk Foreign ties goods. . . , 060 bonds. rt 9269315 2405615 342711 . 51,603,889 power, and the sacred inots of the Whits Howe, | g ootort and Re o b presontatives from that State. Thercfore with m l-m::' d"l.\nm; u:mmmd l|r t:i frou the polnt of view of the Exocutive in iator. | South like those you have already seon, and it will have 16,000 zens orth sympathiza Wi raged | o e P aiana with the writs of olostion ordered by hor | 8ooner of latero bo abaudoned. Tho whole voting g?pmu»n. N Bpecie ant bullio 31,000450 18,639,745 - #in obarge. Thore can Gt West, e ——— $102,978,005 §173,629,275 Uniou men of the South. Let us thavk God that we aro yet | cyjo Execntive Magistrate must, with dne deference and that only, shoald take the be no goveroment exis South, whore th Sreemen, and dare withstand tho threats as we are to defeat -y 3 Y s it said, be treatod s a mere act of Executive usurpation. m" i A ndrew o onr s South, | [Loud appiause.] In th cags of Lousiana o el o the Ex. | aro clled Radic marked ~ with the senl itup) Ve by iy powor, e o Rre o honea eck | Cetiv was i, Lagnare was [t sosor and hrctors, | o Secealon KPS o thoto " who bave aey. found himself anable to withs the daugerons powar | the exigency provided far by the Constitution, hnd not arisen, | black ekin are unsafe in their porsons, their lives, their prop- e e Towciclasas, throwghout the. war | Sadtho question nropounded fo Gov, Wello b the Eresident | 0 S P,‘:.'.’."‘.?..?.':fi“?.‘.""'flr}"s'x"‘.‘.‘"&:,' e M N of ho nite tates was one which, within the 3 o 01 ey ate, re restora- Such was' 1o, reepect of the peopie of New Orloana for the | &1 0 U Ll 01" ne” had mo rignt to pro- | Hoa' oa the Presidents theory has been adpoted. MY 0 overnments o 7 Rq\ 10,000 83§ Pitts® 833! 1,500 | 3,000 5 Total exports Total excl. of specio. . 63,738,160 121,225,336 'k Boston Journal of Friday says : Yor the past fortnight, ns our reade watch the guotations of the Stock Board, there lively markot for all desoriptions of copper stocks. Specula- ' 1,000......... 93 | tion has carried up some of taese from $0 over a hundred ank of Commoree | dollarsewhile others of a lower grade have sympathized and ‘who ina Ch LEGM.-The warket has been ittlo more sctire since onr last, but are easier. Wtq-a:&h 1’ \a bbi., and 19} @20e. i bulk; Refined, in bond, ot e, Light Straw, 41§ @4%. for do. to White, By 20.514 tuna ene; PETRO! g 100.2d cal U 10440 ¢. | 100......b30. pEpiessional loaraing. uabendiog tutoerity, and spotiees life of . e — wiosallearaiag. uabending togriiy, snd spoticss Lo of | 1o md, “Bat. (elowoltizens, what was the eomsequenoe, | ¥8 WO, 20, ¢ 7 et the Goromments of ! yolion o tho Uslos Yo wisie smone them, i Androw }"':;In‘ andsrtand too well my duty as an Americantitizen, | RSO ol o' i e s peouer ok 13,000 ¢x-int. 9 |Cleve, & Pitts. o ees o 115 | advansed in the sameratio. ¥ esterday thero were indioations, Ge. for Slandard White, and fohngon has subjected that commanicy Yo now and more agera- | /UL g1t the Presidont of the Unitod States. 1 know too | sentation in Those Sates when we coold, thea we would nt | Troasury 7 3-10s. 171,000, .. 853 Canton. owing to the nou-payment of gertain checksfthat something Ol at 57263, At the close. we » good demand foe ated hirrors. - Underdhis insiigs infiuencol it is torn oy power | eS8 10 CRCOCCe ot Cllizen s @ part of the Govern. | hand over tho Goverment to a baudful of men. who might bs 191 series, wia wroug,.and to-day. a8 will pbe seen by our g rotations, the . for Sopt., buyers® option, bt 43ie.; Oct., at 46jc.; sad aad iger fari. e it of T month the oid bome | Wi, % "LuCholne® ifrooeet requires sachone & | Cousidered & mers oligarehy but as it is now, these Union 073 C Teite atat. There are some iame ducks. aad & fow who buy | Nov.. ab 47c. r. Dursaat wes besken inte aad Mo Hfs soueht DAghs | trost that bigh offoer in v other ierms thoa those of Tien coud oaly sustain themoelves by tho arms of the Uafon; and -y their experionco rather early, but the effeot, it is said, wi XPOKTS g M e S W4 ) - w:r;u ‘;wh-e-ud.“ m“m“:nmm- % :;:l‘;c:om:‘: oourtesy and deference. It is impossible that he sbonld have n:;v emlnm n;:. 'x‘-n: '“be ‘u "1';1“.11" pirulu‘llun. sustain Chie :l‘:z‘n be very serious among the brokers, who are in good condl- Sl.nlblkm« since Sept. 1, 1863, to 529 511 bbla,; & . e tas he wot biusell, felow-citizens, | themselves fof a singlo wonth i any of the ‘lais insurreotied: p . gfour dhinguihed gunt (Cresof "Gorn fo wiich Mr. | Gt ey e, L e ot e vakatie v | afy Staten. For It s @ foct (hat gamvot bo desied that the {8 T BICR oo srs gt e e o oo lley Brmly 0.] Permit meTherefore, to fntroduce | o™ n Ol otaelves on the memory that ho had * trod | reat mass of the Union men iu the Southorn states, or at loast *oot! 100, b, MARKETS.—Carcfully Reported for The Tribune. i i Koy e t0u Liomaa J. Durant, esq., of New-Orlenas. the. paths of glory and sbunded the dopths of honor, that he | thess who calied thomseives wioh tho'epoch of sec swion, | 100... . 35} P Joa -89 iy B - | are stendy ot 11 Beed is easier and m..: o e T B e B i hkes the Cypeench o the - Be: A 'mr&»’z‘“’f““um"'l B NSl 5 m‘;l('l:?mo'”':uu"vlhh?wb Col w58 | AGMES nave boen moderato e viibeus” syaslal e lr-‘Eé‘m S b Cacuiia Lnteod 1 “The Hon. Thomas J. Durant thereupon spoko as follow: of glory was funt” (AL this poiut the approach of the ** Re. tate Aid, exce "eon , almost unanimously 1o & 03 C LW pf Cumb, pref. ES e 1 s, Toowas I, Derustteragoon spo seelows. s Tavir B et & & g, ta: gt RN S R 00 5 I —_ ciangs . prices, lmiog &t ¥ 'Tor Pots, and 813 50@814 | wnd ia far domand 81 40 in Boston, and $4 15284 50 1 risaTteliow-itieens, with the docpest emotions, to fow moment g o e el B e et oe DoRerss oo Bell o1 Sl Want. Union T2% | BRICKS—Tho business bas been moderate, end prices have SHOT s without ohange; W quote at 1lo. for Drop aad y doclined; we quote Common Hurd at 880 502811 50y Croton 120.8Mor SKINS—For Goat the market has been insotive during the express Judge Kelley—Fellow-oitizans: I jo three ok fo cholce - ""p:-'::lv:‘ .::.-:‘ &'.';.'.’.'V..JJ.’" x‘m‘:"‘:’&? the kc“ hnn-n’hvluihhs |c-..u"i"=%"..,x..,.,.‘.‘ m.flf coeding by more than two to one the vots cast for Brockiuridge fomyme i oo a1 oon eyt rn. | e o130 el AL LN M o e oton wia. Sbowh. Ui wholo Bll part. ation i . a8 J. I l, Wi na - Y, 0! Cindnes 4 gt iy Ry Amo drow | e ole Douglys party, went ovor immediately to scoessios. Yore. 1Applause. priviloge of addressing this night | Yo Fore. AADPAEL Ll 10 our Repubiie wher | Thev e acquicaced ia ' the socestion movement, theit Quicksilyer. nd Philadelphia Front at #40. 200 o 779 o has been moderately notive at about former salos being restrioted by the me.ger and firmnoss. 108§ Manposa profor figures; sales of .Qam b-l-. ex Pollux (just arrivel), on private Sales are confined hng." of e - R— P e Aat whe. Gl 8 ‘Setsalproes K, 8 ee 1, 3 e s "g - busigess has been done at & ds 3 #0 respectable an of my fellow-citizens of the State wab 7 nsvivanis. you, te @nchman ‘thut he Bimsclf is part and parcel of tho Gov- | leaders stood fast under the Confederate and 3 L .d':‘t"-l’m.:lh mnfimt}?fil&fl?d‘&?&fi?&? .':.; m:'-& & becomin, self-respect uma." m'. "u. State Government. Oaly & handfaldf men were loft faithful Rio. bags. 66,710 | Cuba, bags. .. 3 know wol that T am by no meavs to attribate it to any hum. | trest the Chief &( lgm‘: of hls country in auy un:e Unmnu!u-;. ’x‘hn:dm:: dru not now ll;!fihl".&! to g-:: lus? . J;';m S:-o-.«:wl::e:.‘bm recent n,unm’; ber mode than thet of ! t toon: ca. | such a gorernment as would stand ussupported ava, Wi ! “» Deer: 3 B e e by v most oourteous “deference. | $uck 8 gorernEett e O O e rectionary Bt Ceylon, boes { San Juxs, e, ¥, gold; Dolivar, 7} 740 ¥ B, red to but that T am Patonts 24 indeed if he were not the Chisl Migistrato it s e of Unionism in the Souty igistrato it s our | O it esn loyai men it bas been decided to totally exel s:w-u, uCru.fl)'u‘ 5 4 AN AL LTl ot 44 o ] o atiribute it fo that noble fu: which for oment find : bounden duty to treat overy opponest in debate an ant -t 7 e O etna) & grost siatsamanof Pemnaylvsala Boundes duey ko roas overy opponett I, debate s an SMAE. | from thoplan ofresoutruction. 1t s deeided thai the btk of | B 11 Sao who tliusiratod the walka of rolities and science, ope | Bot concerned, but as to the bearing of lis conduct and'the | the loyal peopls we have hore are too iguorant to enjoy the g i - | e ol ‘ania seot o fhe Continentsl Congress to aid | consequences . of bis —measures —we bave n right rqu of 'ufkrllkf- Arl.::ocncy I:IUI says that the demo- “;v:";"; PR l"’ ;lfl” e o et P.n“‘: e o ". 3 |é.."§l$rv% “& el )b e ewr 'duy o [ofstio-werkisgmas s e tmsecest fo ssler 85 | g uogh L e % [ 100...... COTTUN ~Tho markst has bocn firly active but the tond- | Madras, (53 70c. ® 1 och, god, 5 ) enuyeis still downward on the lower eradep thodmarket clos. | SOAP—The inquiry for Castile is fair, sad (he market ing weak at 324 @83c. for Middling Uplands; sales of about mulau 134 184c., cash. 1,200 bales. o SU ial change; the business in A TS A vory good businoss has been doing in Raw.! les of 1,359 uiry, efforson v framing that declaration which has "‘?xt';}{ of Tarnoss and ondor. " vegret | Tight of sufrage; bub ignorant as they may bs, they rnul wiih the t udayfleuanlr-x sal hda. st 9 809 boxos to muke criticize then in & of buman right illustrious statesman > %0 say, a8 ono who was an eye-witness | Know what their masters do not koow: that it le the 0. de o be cow| Ohio & M Cer, | Joliot & O wells there Is my country O D e Orteaner wilh bave sent a thril of | best potier to upsold the Government of ihe Usited States o & Mise Qebrripiel cago. 17 cese 99 L., Cl Al ] And now escsping from 0old and averted looks, | Of meeting with warm greetiogs, from tho assassin's | borror turough the 10} hoart of the mation, that the | (Greatapplause.] That they were indeed ignorent, and stiil DYEWOODS ace with Kalfe which was e vat, aad hat of evary Uaton | iot-rposition of the Chiél Magistrato of the country in the | &1 so for { Ladiait; but whose fault isit 1 Who iy both La - g g @120 : Lo 2, iy r Lossaua, most gty misuulerstood by tose s | 236 103 i thom to bo fstructedt, WY 0B | g1 ot intgo [Chic.de Alion prt Dotk Logmood 08 Pacte hes B e Eagacn Yotk kol | e e Soh A0k oo for Hagar e 4 &nd 8t. Domingo and Jamaios at $21% 823, currency; Fustic at TUCK SEPTEMDER 1,% gold Savanills, §22 502823, gold, sod Maracaibo st man, 1 cume to the shorea of the Delaware, and say with that > Hiustrated n-umn liberty dwells and here is Whom he addressed himsel(, has producad tho tercible results | the ioysl North lflleph- of Ww goustry. 1 !—-_-t.x-my.,fi S0tk of Jaly. On day, clusens, the :fl el by i ‘u ."r‘v.‘ of lhom Jow oi in the mode in which rose ally over the - city | S0, ey s 34 '{'nm.ud o 1 2,000,000 ... 103 I 100.. . ceeears 106 expect to be entertained, sun | from troduc! .Orleans. All natare e at T LY T T R £ "Gueen A e o e e Hissioaippi jas | Of the soul, and under aoy circumstauces did the faint and ‘whohes just addressed in vaio to the bla Alton & T.1L 1 m. o1 PEN BOARD OF BROK ER American Gold. _|Spruce Hill. 20,000 1453] 1000 e nersns T5a@, gold; Camwood, §210, gold; Limawood, §80, 4, and Masila Sspunwood. 110, currency, o, SOCK OX HAND AUGUST ll : ud honorable friend | beams tbe man for sheltor or there in a glorious sunlight, like a rich diamond in a o nd safoty t propose, on the invitation of bath o moverch’s erown, or as_the brightest jewel iu the | 0 R g gy el h}“m! you. r . oitisons of Peunsylvania who have 80 | BOOLTC 0™ et blio. ~ No indieation in the beavens Logwoed, Jomalon duns.. Logwood, 8t. Domingo, tuns Rutlan 200, these Kkindly honored me, to attempt to say somathiug on the sub) they have adlonted 5 thott llvl’lllluml:i!ly n'::xh‘!‘n %% | thowed the dark fatality fhat was to approach that day. | LAPPIAREC. o ol g (- - .y ool that dizo evoot which darkencd the 0th of July in New. | The Union ot io pursait of bis business avocatiops [ 84 soldicrs, how they Waen _fhey Wite Logwood, Honduras, tuns.. 234 - B e s T s et et o4 (5 T S arkaop, | andhis storr 1t | eurolledt 'Aud they are bow belag) enrolied on the TLogwood, Laguzs, tuns. - of the remedy whiob in my judgment ought to be provided to | there was any ¢ of spprehension *in any mav's | liste of citizens with votes to save the nation, That position b - ®n 2 it o cheront of 1y disconreo it 1s | misd, it was imm b oed, "fos thoro ‘Gukted the | o must stand on seoner or Iater. (Applause, long contianed;] Logwood, Campeach . RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. e g st iy be upasonseomed ® | Americsn s NowOrieage "the Fanrinise ¢ | A2 L1081y 'wid of the Lisck wab, the loyal Usion men ia Tt reet. Tebious o Sy N ’ ars; it £0my lof to make some remarks that you | Drotection, aof (here” atood ™ (ho" Hiberloan general, witn | tho Seuthorn States—at lomt I know it fs s la Foatjo, Guba, tuis @ 1 o e o - e e B - R g 20t ‘correct; but fellow citizens Iim. | 8n American army to shisid the American citigen if in peril. Louisiana—caunot erect a State Goverument which wiil be Fusc, Maracaibo, 50 157 M 800 sacks Corn Mea), 622 sacks Oil Cake, 8,089 bush. your {a e ot saare you whatever T | Tho Union man, uwmindfol of barm, was parsuing hig | v barmou) with the prinoiplos that aro based on t'e rights of Fustio, Savanills, tuns 0w 5 By T Ry Loy o R e At g B4 bush, Ryey out induiggace in edvag, for Laatire yob Whaterer ¥ | daily business” of Lfe, bub, whab-was thot sound ‘that | mun nulvemel SuRED S, CHASLOY belore ths law. Undl Fastic, Tobasoo, tuas. - e 324 bush. Boeds, 33 phge. Askes, 2,199 bols adgment. (Applause). The events which preceded | smote upon Lis eart Did you not hear it? It was liko | then there will be no pence in this eountry. [Great cheering. | Lims \ tans. ... 335 1,565 > hase e the domain of |the stified ery of the ‘distant, muiitude. No, it Fellow oitivens of Peansylvagia, will you who are of tho loysl o Wk i e ‘and ‘o doubt are %o you all. Whes in |'Was but the wind, or the cor ratiliag o'er the stony masses of tho lyR States, a0 uponjwhor depends the issus of Jar Wood, tuna. 20 - Preduce, old vikiog of the seas brought | street. e taces .zl:h n:-t is rrmm él-g Mg 'E";‘ He | this ':x" gle, mr:ubw-ml l-: 'fl hl;-'”n'- ;:-vm b:h:h t‘: Sapan Wood, tuns. -~ o 3 N turns once more iness of ay. at , that than ayone is the ballot, member Ay . . e N Oricaih aad a1 1 aotos thy Creso | heary sound breaks in once more. e Sarts, T tstens o wore potent thin artilery; that our idess will uiti Hraohe Wood, atseomr e o L i e S WAL A zg“"‘ nder is guna, | mor MUCHOY. B a0 wit th afarinied o B T clend™ o e ComBonwent; fuisias T missions. beside s he are witl 0 iate P el of Al monwealth, p m";fll dfl‘e' : e nfi-‘:uu .‘;“i‘«.?.“ifm‘:‘f.’: W““chhummbro)‘. tpolicemen, b[’lhdml bfid:w e f:':‘,'.‘.’.‘,’. :n,u;dt m'x"n'fi;-mr S’--.tupoliue:l y'i'cnni FLOUR AND MEAL~We. f.‘?:‘nfi".”l... :'::l:a s f}“,.g: :‘““m”“m"‘.'flz -m”—n" - 3 ayor of New-Orleans [cheers an A z o n t 2 - . ‘.:..‘;'.m"am:fl':.m. 10 pthe fog, ofafies. | Cppeags n th siree T O e et o s aasing | vertal exclamation.— W Wo will ') Soldiers of the ironaas, Deyteuies 100, 06 ) B e e aah ot Aoy Buupt Bule A trasaians buyers save 9 pay. had ted | vengdance, A lasion of citizone, peaceably bearing tho | Republic who carried th g of liberty with Grant into the Gold islower, and eloses at 145, The extremes of the da; Fxtras aro heary.and 15250, I bl ?1' Mlh’ . ointed | 3 ean fiar, stiampled 10 appear upon. the strosts o do | Keoel Gapitol, or with Shecman taths borders of the Maviosh ) i 7 | erto pamsingeinagestion Lo st the naw stend: W gy Gtsiuide s | Kaban o, digmiied 1o e i T hre e | B aPa. e BT st sl | Baro b LUS{alar T oxprt ey achel 89505 | ol T g oot i Romeehied Bndes e MRS inhia | bsor i Conguation WA, T 2 80 9.0 MUhel | thos, whon DeRefof yonr prineiples were aseviared b | makingsince Jaduary st §53,966,01s againat $20,55,105 | sale, nd D bire.to dole ach regtjesity 1 prices obiained the people of | Taco® long been excluded fn . our country, | trects of New Crlcaus and meu It is you who raised bir At Ee” fozg com Our o ) E;:‘.. not far much de- ortion of he peepieof | 1 Sand o ctsans were ssssulted 3 the i streos, au | Coogresten M In ot whe eroels, Chasgiien, ViR, U v e £ {rgt 150,000 LDln.—(uly onetbind of i, we think, i¥ oot beans can R amoseof formitag & conatita. | dspersed. Members of tB Couvention cousidering there, bed | IV T gour sircngth, the aem of dissfloction will be jar. | Government stocks, did not respond to the pdvance re- | of the reside, wo cstimate fally two'thivde ol consiats of offering at 7Se. ¥ bushel. Wo beard thoy were without appreh alized and %ink powerless. Execatives and Congrosses will » - bl e T T e ’Tfi o gt Bout ovor thewn [appiaase), | both obay you, [Applause.) Citizons of my pative Siate, I ported in Landon, and tho transactions aro reduced; 10-40s | food and chojco Fanchy Bxan, e oipeity i ts the 10282 25 This movement, fellow. | £2d was :h-“un:-:‘ al there Lo protee e fmplory: Iy, :":m:i- pane et dgmm{l-”::dcmw 50l at 99,jex conpon equal with gold at 147, te 10267100118 | Britieh Provioces, '\a3 155 Bbla, ta Sonth America aud the %e 10 goant-at.Arms cue from uction the Un 5 . 5 o | e izens to sbcure thclr attendancs. 10,8 bouses | o the Sputh. Apeak In danger mnd destruction the Unionme%: | as againstd2j! Rumors aro revived that tho Secretary |gioet adich NAEE e il Bt ] ‘movement, was, | bie foot upon The sidewalk oe bo is emerging from tho | Sust it ay enos laws that mast ho oboyed, and tht It may MoCulloch means to try o five per cent foan ogain, | Stat and Western; 8 50289 1 zo-‘oga&m;_’m: Somon [T tate; K ¥ o 1B bat they lack proper indorsment. ’l'hn‘uvo per cent delusion | Xxfra State; 89 152810 25 for F-w long since disappeared fully from the Secrotary's mindas | 416 .f,‘j‘;‘,,';‘,:,’z‘;%l:: F o S L e a8 well as from his most velued counselors.) Tho 7.305 tre df of Oblo, Mioigan, aad Indians 910 02814 75 for well supported. @ State bonds are lower, Missouris fell | p1T s Ao o g ':g."‘”s“ S Diaile 1per cent, and North Carona, 11, Reilroad bonds steady. | is dull and "‘r‘l!‘ but in prices wa b ne note; sales of 275 bbls, at 810 13@ 81 The miscellancous stocks were lower, and not in demand. | FE CL0TG GO Bxiras, and 811 Reilway sheres were géerally lower, but the trans-'| and Famtly biaads, Rye Flour is moderately astive and steadyy sctions wore not lerge, The market is In mo con- n‘l“ of "'"’"“g'm'vr3 Coru Meal e dull dition to take avy large blocks of stooks except GRAL L Executive liding, o mnrderous and trajtorous shot salutes biw in the | proclailh uni sal il snd that 1t | Lok, and be falls down weltering in his blood. A native of | Banner flosts. (Applaae ] Thea iy % | Louisiauo, a gullsvt wan, who had taken up arms underthe for which IM fougnt on the field of battle; thon you will have Legis- | flag of oor country, Wwho served homorably in e Louisi- | estabiistied that governmeat, which, in the lan| o of the of the | sna Union regiment. falls from the steps to the illustrions -zml- of Democracy, the sago of the Hermitage, streots, slaughtored when in the peaceable execution of bis will alone keep “these States for all ages anited, prosperous kz," duty. A friend eonveys bim to Lis vebicle. He hears the aud froe, yple | shouts of the savage ‘mob a8 he drives on, as bo is J“ alive, | _ Jndge Kelley made a fow remor) o | gl it e, ML LY | M O oewaos iR W' o In oo, £le hears it but he hoeds it not. ng. Gov. Constitation, whioh was | 1L T, S ore hia beart i, and that is far away, with ot | The distinguished gentleman from N TR e (b | Qear witdand children at howe, whe aro waiiing ‘thero fy | beca aliar AR UIS ILORY of - » The most neticeable ehange this week is dropping Jo. ¥ B on Orangogand other Up-River pails, The C ul:l of the bosts, w) 8 commission merchants to sell farm-produce, mistake*when they advanced the price to aud now they have dropped to ‘Sll:; received wit! cowe expreesly to hear w-Orleans. He bad lol’ ndrow who was bero of 4le., and some fair Westera at 29¢, Trade is very dull’ on all but the best, and it ts Sroming ¢u, s oron. Thers ia next to no demand for California, and dealers are already ex- ro, Wo bave bad a very duil apd unsottled market for the officers who . admivister | cheir dying fatber, With hisexpiring Hand be clsps the should New-Orleans, and bo wan flnlly amiliar with the hlatory of f the friend who drives bls vebic ith folating | avother Andiew, the hero of New-Oricaus. Ho had traveled g fanctions. | Peart, " Give my love 0. my e, and sae, with fuluclag | B L g1t bonre,asomo ofthe delegation | 8 & roduction in prices such es tho buls are not yet Wheus todar, prises hare, declinedy Snd oL the clons Y0 o | oo Fron ebeut 1700 gaokn Yy renches home. A reverend man who opened | Joyal Convention, & Conveniion "“;gfld fare b wtseey ready to accept. After the call the'market rallied slightly, | ferior and common ¢3alities of Spri , P fass ave plenty, while | ers are ll complaining of w osles, dnd :n'."p-:':n look is yer that morning, who and entreat two or three to resign to produce barmony. 140 | py¢ (o buying was chiefly to rmlim))mflll upon shoxt sales | choiee are scarce Love or susteined than otber | toward lower unless farmers and others hold oo to grades. As too season sdvances there is evidently more | their stocks in the sountiy and thus delay the deoliue & Lttie. Khuwl Tn 1800, during the oampnixn for the Presidenoy. he eard Avdrew Johuson donounce Douglas e corrupt and de- %M-hye, ho had belped to nominate Johnson, was bere before the pablio to agksowlelge ‘we commemorate the uni Come it must, ere lov, ciroumstauces | #xuires before he togethe: b roonfl:- with h;‘:y.u':l‘. on‘ unl‘:l,' igip of the | of our Unlon—this reverend man, fresh from the service of t | his !mr—d:uua'l‘l'u with the “emblem of peace for s little turn. Late in the day ia the Long Room, the | Gyyiety to close out our stack of Oid {n expectation of early re- the market improved, and closed steady at quotations, New- | ceipts of New, but udxhl‘. frow og h&“uvlw from North-West,no conalderable’suppiies of New are likely reach B b ETUEE Reser tex! of w-Orloans on | i bis still the furious , s y 23; Erie, 72 @7 311 also slaughtered fo cold bicod. This m h [Laughter.) Ho bad, repented. (A Volco— ork Central, 102§ @102; Erie, 72§272; Reading, 113}2 e s (e KKy v iy SR B00rs of thise sore than savages. Kichard Horton sank 10 wre tho prospects for black men in tho | {13); Michigan Southern, 834 @4y Cleveland and Pitts- o watios ok ko of vrdiaasy qobl Ny g Ty, ~bo Ahai Conattation the Hon, Michasl Habo) 512 | cho ground. - Tia barel renched homo fo receivo the comsole- | Scuth'y, S KOOt ol sion " rhere whatover, | ol o6 286 ; % ‘ Ot i Doca oxgpotedof tho frst Tecelpts: ‘Lhe waaher arises iot, 4 g 'S the Unitod ‘States, the. Lieat.-Governor K his wih and clildren; be receives in vain tho bast sur. | under Jobuson and hie sduinistration. There was stil B burgh, 86{@86); Rock Island, .108§@109; North-West- | Bight bave boen exppotel o K0 BN ehing, hence the very e — L ot weils of tho Perish of Kapide, succceded to | glcal aid; be sioks back iato the bosam of his father host x| rebeilious spirit in the South whicu was iikely to break out 8% | 4rn, 35238); North-Western Preferred, 67§@074; Fort | moderate receipts at Milwaukes ther on Lake 3 Ofthe Stae. Me Wil of he Feri o P ea st from | G Dt how in i th T saw men dragiced by mo' bow a4 | £7 SG: and, bo continued, if we iiave 10 lavadeghe Seuth | o L Siehigan. Thero ie o doubt the crop of Wheat ia e e hasion” 4o uscd the ful measurc of ol | that X saw mea slsaghtered in rant of my own” plase of buel fo put down a fecen rebelliop, 1 wanbdo gay sometBing about | WIS A Ahove un ayerage, but whab portion of it No. 3 4nd fejooted it %8 — o ha® westare of thoss who bad | Dets] Bat who is that man who, with ha dishovcled, bla o ivton of our plans. The next timb I would divide the | Money on call is 425 ¥ cent, chiofiy, tho lstter rate, to | is im e uimate wilh s 'y ~+] most 2% overthrow the Government | garmenis torn to fragments, his feoo ghastly, bis w) greet army into three grand divisiens; let tho first go fully stock 1 fair oredit. Tn o sial b i m-”w?vfi'nu'r Wheat {0, baud g e Sriven: o OTerIrOW e daiaisivation | countesance streaming with bigod,—wbo B e vt | and equipped, aa the laws and regulation of the ; t bouses of fair oredit. Tn commercial bills no change. | Few FEtey TGP SO -+ O e e cpin s Biled with an insumbent who had | less mob drags thros § the st who la be whoma roth- | A4 eRuIRES 10 e Witk plenty ol small srma snd artiery; | Best short dato sells at 5 ¥ cont, and good 1s quoted 51@ | Gectined e e te o e the Hebsl army, or who bad dono service under the | orippled a8 hels. It s & man who bas been Governor of Jet it bo the largosf division, and let it do all the killiog. (45" | 6 cent. The Sub-Treasury balance is stoadily i o e s e 1472 buh. agairet 83813 b ke Nigilases Committs, or had made Limyslf conspiouous in civil | Loulsikne, under that vers Constication which thas been pros | pianse.) Lets second grand division come after the srlsg { § ¥ cent. The Sub-Treasury bulanoce is stead’ly lneress e 15 e tod 'l‘gm ,w With adout 35,500 hoxes of choese arriving, in 8 slogla by bie adheeion 1o ,,,C“M,,:f“ piojcus 18 015 | elaimed to be so sscrod and inviolste—o ineapable of ohasge, | 1t b supplicd with tofobos and spirita of tarpentine, (Langle | ing, sud It is understood that as goon' na tho temporary | et For b S0l ey I duli 'and nomtsel; is very evident that trade must have Becn qood sad B ey crey out b sk, ihas whea 1o tho en- | Ho 18 @ man wio bus enjoyad the confdenco of e o s the mtag. Lt n shird o down. | 100 0 oy 1Ty, tho CloaringTouso cortificates | quiet st 81 30281 50, Outa 5. batteh 80, o that tho gloek 1o piling up here, Fhe Suing Full the electiansefor the at when o the et | 50 B %orn, our Jato severed Chief * Magistrate, | Provided wiih surveyore compasses, yui, mogsurs lines, P A g NG Suigt s SLIGSI B0 Oote- oo e, - the correot’ vorsicn, tWo canses operating sgainss Rimfopls v Leglelature oamo on, ibel6 | {670y “applaise,) Ho wast tho Tou. Miobael Moo | surey all the land, sud sell it to bearing intercst ot 4 ¥ cent and redeemable in’ lega- LEEET "AL 83,000 bush, a £3addc, for Luateds BF | hoiding, viz.v:lack of fuith in presuut prices, evel, and ihe n what I sa, e itotad 60 siiher branch who would | Who is dragged through the strests of the keading city, the expenses of the way—dg anything with I | gepdery will be called in, This step so desirablo to the e tar MirSapbes. Jtye g B gt e 3 difleulfy o Keeping Summer lots. 18 igprobabie, bow- uz’u* Nay, more, not ouo who woald not capital ity of the Stato of which Yo bas ouce been the Gover- seitle it with the men wbo have fought under our glorious b-a- . ol Lot of New Cr J" qim-.l“'mul “1‘3{-‘ = ever, that the stock on_ haud h"‘ or thau It was one week r—y o4 axs eao od ek destyna | Bor. 'Oh"¥ oanniot dilate on these borrors. The dispatones fo | Ber. His speech was received with wiimate lasghier au Treasury, ending as it does the policy of call loans, is not_ | & oo i) Lo 3 fhovethe | ago, and, though shipments have been largs, af 1jc. for five b1t s davp olienec, L any Oe e P ttss wodar the | (¢ press have mado you famiinr with ihom. It wouid ro- | applaic. ‘ P oot 1o am with fvor by the baaka, 1t will oblige thens” | Evieenibe, desesd s snieky o, tha Do Iadey faly | ¥Rory hot 1. fr oot tha -»;;g-—fi not a8 favor quire $he strongest “forco fo tell you all without 8 ‘tewr, | o OOV MAMIEONS SPEICR 0 ) of exu, | t0lock up in this cigy $25,000,000 logal texders sadloso o e e soioge on it Westorn and Wie do., | Abie 8ud with a dowaward tehdacsy,of Sxgiansd ol tee: on private terms—ane containing 0,100 busb. Is inoluded. | 'yyey are now huyfl:l gw{}'nm Qalry in yln:‘:( Fuctory, k- aod I donot wish to lmpress uwpon your minds that the whole mass of the population “of New-Orlenns who joined in the Coufederate movement are men of this stamp. ere are many, numerous hoporable exceptions, Thare are wen who made the lives of Union wen safc; and I tell you I hope to sit in judgraent wheu these well-mew Lororeble men can control the eavage element thet el fhem o power. They, in the bauds of that mob, bhad no power terest upon the same. It will not add $25,000,000 to tbe® | it boing the largest Joad over kuows as coming throogh the eurrent circulation, from the simple fact that being the | casal. odium ofiwettlement at the Cloaring-House it will p:0d ,o,",%““_},:,“;,‘,';'&_",'n‘," 5‘1',;' &’p.‘:fi““l‘%;“fls% 'sbly be redeposited in o common center, and bo rep- retail Joss R 8 iy - HE. ' Mani] I‘MN juest and wi ‘moderat resented in & now issue of Clearing-House certificates. | (o ply sales are firm at munqa. gold; othu“l{n:h n:nl: cause they are cheaper. Seversl of the fac run too larg?» & cheefo—1102125 pounds; B0BUOed is as large as LF should bo made Mhr!n{ the best prices. Oae lot of 336 e Factory cheesewas sold Jast Thursday at 18je. English Diry nnlg ings over 18c. Wo quote: uglish Dairy skimmed, poor, # I, English Dairy, fine, ¥ B. Fi fair'to Stats who made a short address indorsing all Mr. Durant said. Gov. H. believed snotber conflict approaching from Woshing- 's‘:.' :ud'no should not ignore our frionds either North or th. At 10} o'clock the moeeting adjonrned, with cheers fox speechon aad poliey 1d dows in Congross. ] £ i I i 1 i g §§ s A i i i S £ ; uted, that justice —————— o8 Tight in the case of & oitisen’ e dasil. | to restrain it. In the heat of tie moment, you mwust - . 1t bl that N. et with b ey that DOk & meet 't %he Tespectable’ cltizens of MASS MEETING OF TAILORS. i not reasonsble to sappose that National Bank votes | guiet without much change inbpricesy we quoto American at, 3 .s‘ fi u"? obtained. "‘:-‘.'.'.2"'3’.2‘5:&'.3:: New. mmum:u’:: 18 to denoane theso Bloody aud o will bo used at the Cloaring-Ilouse until su efficiut system %fl&almlor Dressed, currency. Juto is quoted st §1102* }.fig rm 4’.‘ m beoame .—ficfib. and 1‘"‘:fi ey S O ;s“l;e’ t:::‘ 'f;{;‘r':’.gh;‘u:fl“’% A mass meeting of the tailors of this city, was Leld | of redomption is adopted. They are not promptly turned $TOCE ON IAND SEPTEMEER 1. ;:;:' '.“"“‘"‘p,n. Ut ‘Toforred ._# ."m' President of the Constita. |+Will 80t permit myself to velieveit] X will not for one momeut | Festerdsy morning in Harmonia Garden, Essex-st., under the | into'legal tenders in this city by bauks supposed to re 1563, 1866, Ordirary to good State, ¥ 1 tional Ounfi-: 1864 to revonvoke it. When the idea of | 80 saperse yous 00d neme as to believe that there s less sym- | suspices of the Genoral Tailors' Associstion. It was a Joint | deem here under the law. Just now national currency is 1 ol White, skimmed, ¥ . o O toe thip Cenvention wa fist put forth, snd up to the | Patby evinoed for the suffercrs in this atrocious trageds be- | meetinr of both the Stop snd Castom departments, held {07 the f 4 m Jerwast Daavipp O mes ‘oonsumimted, some objection | cause the greater part of \hem wery men of Afiloan descent | purpose of disousaing the question of & permanent usion ineactive demand for the futerior, aed people do ol Piseapgle, new, ¥ :‘mmlh.o-hfid Radical men that had existed fi-’«‘x" °’u:'l I§d° “n :I"_fin'c]:" :N’ ‘each oe of theso blaok | Botween tho two de 5@.;:&' the m..n':'w,., “ud ¢ leva. | DOt discriminate against it. Assoon as somoging like oo FGG8, Whea the_ Convention was e R N o of thels i inarcs us rogurd iabor, wages . A | practcal redempion i asisted upon, or tho Sectotary 10 Thess ars coming In fracy—0 bbly per 007 00 A3 same dear creatares loved bim aud -y At | old &t Harmons b o Tetires legal tenders to even the moderate extent allowed |, 163 o 5’.’.2«""’1".1‘.‘;“.,':" " litlo W ‘bayers.leaving £0d lots at 27c., ey - 10-ay, though extra bravds were sold at 3sc, The miajority of 100376 10 i ti' att his dyl: ments with the ended his dying wo: e ssme by law, national notes will take their true position as coms Xs that are equivalent toa ‘eggi—marks that are euival E! The castom department of the tailors of this city now num- 1tusals, clean, tuns HIDES—We have bad a moderate demand for Dry Hides oLy L3 on ko cireamstances are bstowed iy Vipiaase) The Deps G031 (0 e, 4 ibe 4hop deparRGesi Ko 5,00 10 D Comgress of the Ul tates, G I its Constite- 14 y @ ¢ ¢! rems of e Do sttempt to marshtsster han tho Dot | ¢ione] yomars, has_procained ibs lm'c'x: mad 0 156 | “Tor loug time earnget aad parisent offrts havo been fnfl;;fim W R R R Dt e road ek sriom, s 1 | b g e o oa tocis owa assoaats We BN Jes. ovidont evoryw where this (pointin| ) great reluotan ourront high prices, an - &q s B e B e ot to bo s oltizes of ths Dattel Beaten, | e Poioct 8 Union betwesa those Clckes uf o tralt, bl | Foroign Eschango iy rather firmor, but trustwortby Bt borsion of e ales affoted. havo boon st ol ght cone | . New~Jersey and ¥unisyi sacia froa, 7 4 ot b7 iGreat ggiacee] Lo 1 it ln, ho follst sante of 3 | movemdnt o beiag rganize] bids fuir 10 unite the two, | quotations can hardly be made, M K Sl faot it the | Ry, and Canad T T apposs Shok oo toer (e fase hem | caoy'oog, workuen are h ones fo be the more banclod 07 | Bueights aro dull; the engagements fo Liverpool aro: | JEUGR Vot Salted Bave st with & firiouiry i | EGE0sa ¥ bush ecol boen sked, thet one sigh the loss of sympatly Las hoaved the g < g - 7,000 bush, Stoady pricos. Upper Lesther stock is in fair dewand FRULTS AND BERRES. 7 = ,000 bush, Corn at 44d.; and ¥ steamer, 14,000 bush. | and B, Kast Tndia’ stock i witiout ~cbange.| Common spples end pears are plecy, o7 ever, scen #0 wany Eartlett pears 08 the action of trade for fhe past fow g-m but notwith- +ianding s s prest taor, i Y..amd s nboring foF union tbat op) such union comes, 13 2o Mald, from this dopmaupn:. ;! sobjects of the Corn We quote: 19% Bue ¢ this time on privato terms. There 15 & large movement of ‘e quote: Dry Hides—Buonos A'y‘r'r‘: * mfl(“en £00ds to the 5outh, and somo of the stoawmers have beed | Orinooo, l'la.a ‘wiifornia. umu:,' Califorais, Mexican, Mgt of 1hom were ploked ruster & onoer Ty are 82 por bl ower R w1t fo sl erm Tost Juogh, with the peached asd A fow of the toet briog 812 {q?-xLa' i i tfg i i ‘This is'the most satistacts P Ay b e . had At tho mecting Testorday Mr. Grofonstein prerided. | obliged in Shoir LA Bposched were Tote) be Mexsrs: Grofansteis, Tucker, Cash: o bk swap fruigh - e i ‘Ce v wan, e o hieh. bo atier of & | Thé London Daily News remarks upon the resurn: L Ll 't.!“.‘.:“..“f.' o, B D oes | ot they saues by fnerio go.over 810, aud some DATo to and anplied T olie | isarieis ad e | o Havgs waried b o peah baskets. wil briog rrl ment union_between the two classes of workmen was 11@120.; Bares- | more than in bbls. Some peaches ' ou Platt, Dela end ully diseussed. i d Grofe it ause.) And from what took gt A Ko e B Brand, Kiser and Grofeastels were inte T haronorer rom all that we Bave laarn: et ATk o e | wh 8 it o o Senbete cores aud the ranning off of a largo amouat of 8. Domingo snd Port more are promi that reflecting committes from the oust epartment on this have caused A 1 oy dall of #ale to oo tiog man o deory fmpressed with ihe e, and | questionof waion, ‘The cutom workmos, not, belag larcely e sk hars saed SEE G0 to aale shock of oV J1@1., Texss, 129146, o S0, xow Domestio st | Bi lowar than last weak. A0 B ariat we drop quotats . fha 514 4o ot 152430, i Ol Forelgn ot 55 7 omonly & forces bim conclusion, with the full stres, of mathoinatioal demonstration, that the recoayocation of the CERTRPR WP # RESSH s (b0 ouncasiad slanghiar of We St s ® ppe e R, 0om! i b il on W odasndag cTeRak oroment seourities. Thesinorease in the bullion shows y at ot 452600, * | Whortleberries Bt | S R | o St 4 o o e damad w4 | el et g B e 0 O B cola must