The New-York Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1866, Page 2

TRIALS OF POLICEME g Yestorday morning the time was nup, a8 it cers for were petty iufractions of tive, or of technical tranagress.ons of Ppolice laws, whiok bave been enacted mersly for the govern- meut of the foroe, and in wLich the vuteide pubiic are supposed o be nnintarested. Tiiese cuses ure seldom cf intereat to tbe general poblio, but the afternoon Is given up to the juvestige- Lion don..‘r}u preferied sgniust police officers by e tisens. the cases brought up yesiorday, e fulio! the most important, thous bare of interest to those uot in Polive Department: ALL ADOUT A CHARCOAL WAGON. Mr. Charles Clark of No. 47 Juckson-st.,cum piained of Officer Charies W. Alexauder of tae Tonth Precinet for arrestisg bim and besting bim abont the legs and srms, When the wituesses wers introduced it v as shown eoncinsively that the offioer was usaally some way consected wiih 30 b bte 6ukire uay was one safoty by those apiont mances. Aocord- e g hix asblo onunot, aud wilh voics and whip put his guwilling ehazger 1o the top of Lis speed, to the immi- bent the quict eitizens of the metropolis. The officar o bim thut be was driving too fast, aud when he Qealined to moderate his speed, the oflicial was eompellad to Lie policernan mcoord- pubhie 4 board the obarcoal orafi. ook of the wagon, and mousted the seat. ';fl'm.: iried to take the reins from the ofticer, and bebuved alub over the arms aud legs of (e st dri slowed that tie efficer was right in all that he did, and as the drugken fury of the compiaiuaut hus by s time effurvesced be doubtioss is sorry that be did ot keep himself to himself aad Dot waste bis time briuging cowplaints which were sure 0 be dismissed. OFFICER ALL RIGHT AGAIX. Alexander McFa:l was cuarged by eitisen Henry Harring: ton of No. 53 Heeter-st., with: lileguily arresting hun_while be was standiog quietly on the street conversing with some frionds. The complainant aays he was staodiug on the corner talking with some friends abont a death in the famliy of ove of thew when the officer ordered them to wove on. The com- t responded that he didu’t want to be driven like a and socordingly be did not move on. In a short time ‘policeman oame back aod fiading the compainant with & re, again ordered them to move and when Harriogton dec {e go. the oilicer touk him to the Btation-House, where the S.rgean discharged kim. He was Bt obstructing the sidewalk or tul oud, The officer's statement 1 taat bis Captain had ordered his treets clear, and that e was but obeying id. 1a fact, the testimony of ali witnesses 0 show that the oflicer w s perfectly respeotful, aud that o used 0o undue barsiness. No ove will suffer. Tha only one who foels sggrieved is Mr. Harrington, who complains that “at the Station-House the charge stid stands against me of disorderly conduct,” tbough how (his can be it is bard to understand, inasmuch as Mr, Harrington wae discharged by the Bergoant immediately. When Mr. H. cools down siigltly, he will doubbless be disposed t0 scquic the policoman of all OFFICER “‘0 K" AGAIN. MoLaughlin Seblever accused Patrviman Andrew Clarkson with lliegally arresting him, It seews that at 2 or 3 a, w. the complainant was standiog by the etreet, aud, the officer %Mm for a suspicious cLuracter, ordered bim to move on. He sald Lo was waitiog for a car. The officer told him that there was no car at that time of night and, after some words, took him 1nte the Station-House, where the Sergeaut dis- sharged him. The officer is doubtless all right. JOHN SMITH ALL RIGHT AGAIN, ‘Twentyseven bundied and nis t times hes John #mith been brougat before the Cowmissiouers on various oharges. And it is always the same Suwith—Jotn, the beauty ~the handsomest man i the force, He has been accused of almost everything in the whole list of police misdemeunors, the number of friend still the: e and yet Jolin has always beco smart enough to save his bacos. I onvuurd-y ohn was aocused of drinking Bourbon whisky whils on duty. Tiough tlere wes # man who swore that he saw Jobn drink out of @ botils, snd thai he (the wit- Bess) at once 800k a big drink out of the sawe botile and found Ihat it bad contaived Bourbou whisky of & very fair quality, still @e it appears that tuis witness is @ personal enemy of Jobn's, his testimony goes for #0 listle that John will doubtless sgain be permitted to go about bis bt «s. Juhn the Besuty ‘s lucky cliap, but be must get to the end of Lis rope some me. DIDN'T 6FB A BURGLARY. Joha H. Eilis of No, 357 Tiard-ave. made a complaint acainst wr Adam Thebald of tue Twenty first Precinet for not isoovering & burglary committed on Hre&lemhu of Bliis, It thas the officer has @ most diflicuit post to cover, also saat the complamant had, sfter all, uot lost suy property, the officer will doubtless get off, scot free. - AN u.I:.:G:n CASE OF CBOLERA. Bergeant Richard b, of the Third Precinet, was com- ned of by Mr. Jacob Marx, who keeps a restaurant and bouse at No. 142 West-s* , for not sending to his bouse to take away & men whow he, Marx. had stated 1o the officer was sufforing from an attack of cholera. It was shown that tie bar-keeper of Marx, Mr. Frederick Lalor, bad come to the ted that there was a maa wery sergesut referred him to Capt. Greer. Lalor saw Capt. Greer, who told bim that if the man bad dropped down in the street, or had merely step) 10 the house of Murx as a stranger, aud had then been I, it would be the business of the police 1o take care of him, but that, as the man bad been & guest at Marx'a bouse for & year. the thing to be done was for Marx to get a carriage, ‘which would cost him a couple of dollars, aud send tuo maa to In the morning. after the barkeeper bad received these in- strootious from the Captalo, Marx himself came in and saw the Sergeant, and demanded tuat the sick man be at once re- moved, or that & doctor be sent to take care of him. BMarx #0on became abusive, and the Sergeant was compelled to tell him to go out, or he would lock him up. The truth seems to be that the mau had been s regular lodger in Marx's bouse for more than & year, avd that, the - meat be was taken sick, bis jandlord tried to throw him on the care of the Police, instead of ’fi‘" s couple of dollars for & carnage to take him to the Hospital The case was ad- Joarued, but the ofticer will, doubtiess, be held guiltless. BIG MARY. (%1 ":ohunhl'm‘uvll“u&; mx d Ward as “Big 'y of Jobn-st.,” ¢! at Officer Evorett Bergen of the Booond Precioct hisd assaulted her, but the truth lr:em to be that Mary provoked all the essault that was made, and that the Policeman was again all right. AN OFFICER VINDICATES BIMSELF. WO boys who ‘aud that bo had been detailed to this Aftor estering the buuse he was d the officer found it necessar) tastified that the officer was dronk, but his captain swears that be was not intoxicated eitber before or after toe time of arrest. Capt. Hedden sppested and justifiediOflicer Allison in every rogard, aud be wili be beid guiltiess by the Board. Wl Pe co:.vrx:::‘dwnunnwm jam Palmer complained of Officer Thomas McCormack for negleot of duty, in that tLe officer did ot arrest a divorced wifo who was sanoving Lim. William, bowever, had beea convinosd that the officer was right, and o be expressed his t baving brought the compiaint. number of urned cases from list week wero di ©f, but ou the whole there was never a dey of poLice trials more barrea of iaterest to the publio generally thau yesterday. —— CIVIL COURTS. ——— UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE.—Sert. 12. Before Commissioner STILLWELL. RELIEVED FROM SUSPICION. Uoited States agt. Freeman Onderdonk aud Richard Babuef, These were the cases noticed yesterday, in which u.:u-m charged with passing & 82 couuterfeit. Tbe given to-dsy aceoonted folly for their ion of the bill, and showed ihem to be steady, hardworking yousg men who bad always bor: e a good character. The Commissioner them. p— BUPREME COURT—CHAMBrES -SErPT. 12.—Before Justice SUTHEKLAND. THS PAT BOILING CASE—MR. GIES'S CERTIORARI—THE TRSTIMONY ON MI$ TRIAL—HE COMPLAINS OF UNFAIRNESS. Curistion Gies agt. The Paople. Thiz case came up pursuant to adjonrnment and it was thas the wmotion should be treated s an applica- $i0n de nove for & certiorari to the Geaeral Torm. Kx-J Dean then contended that there was no sufficient a8 service of the order restraiviug Mr. Gies from He read lsrgely from the r © per bad com 'g-“l:' converssticn with was e evidence of Mr. Gios, and to having luformod L the order o was & ‘:l--dl.ulu Mu"‘u’.flumnwml w. Court intimated that it considered that a reasonable .2« MDMM-M.-M “@ompei it Lo he certiorari, but reserved its decision o morrow, in the weantime remanded the A Ex Jadgo Deas for priscner; Mr. George Jr., for the TECISIONS. Vv:is Rogers, &c., gt Jobn McLean and otbers.—Order graated. elfonritter C. Helfenritter.— P Xy T n re Martha J. Walker for payment of woneys, &e.—Re- Mll‘wnnuofl-‘m‘ufl ordered. e CRIMINAL COURTS, ——— COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Bofore Clty Jodge Rasell. A BOY SNEAK THIEF. Deanis Hart, & thriftless young vagabond of 16 apparel, of the value of $42, from the residence of Robert 1. sway 4 O e e e e eosioy of Odhone Beroeas ot Exsimnrae . _ ANOTHXE SHAVE FOR THE PENITENTIARY PARBER, Heury M. Badler was indicted for steaiing & pocket-book on W Aggusi jecutaining legal tender uoios and bank biiis NEW-YORK D b nt of €30 The theft was acknowleaged to the v‘?"n:r-ufi;c nmltny, Mr. Eran T, Hoopes, by the defendant. Ho was senteuoed 10 {mprisonmeut in the Peuitestiasy for une el % bxxni‘.rr! or zm BANDR, o kodves harles aud 1 arr, two potorions knaves, peuted gty ol meny. fom (he parson., They Wery cl ndgy enry 0.7 Brondway with pieking bie tae 20¢h of Augst, Bo- 1 was viandingin front With & lurge erowd ket of i gold watoh worty 150 the following circomstance: Mr. of Delmonice’s in_Fourteonth-st., waitlng w o see the President. As be was lookiug at the magisterial features of that dignitary his attention wea rold ehanged to the oirection of bis vest pocket at which somo ooe Wwas juil- ing. He heard o click as_hiy watch was twisted from the ring and torning canght Kiog passing the weieh to Cerr. Both men were beld by bim until Offiers Conuer and Rich. ardeop of the Fifleeuth Precivet cume up #1d mude their ar- rest. The stolen property w s thrown away by Cuzr but was found by Mr. Walier end brought to the station Louse. Tae were remanded for sentence. CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY. Conrt of General Beasions, A, D. Kussol presiding. Gun- ning 8. Bedford, jr., for the People: The Peogls sgt. Thowas Tadden, grand iarceny of mouey. Toe People sgi. John IL Dix, grand larceny. The Poopla act. Celis Kelly, groud lar- ceny of mouey, ‘The People agt. Eliza Alken, grand laroer The People -‘(‘.Lomu Maxwell. graud larceny of movey. The People agt, Wilbelm Levy, grand larceny. The Peoyle agt. Josephine Eddington, grand larceny of moucy. The Peojle agt. Mary Sheridan, grand larceny. The People agt. George an aud Wi, 1. Booacum, grand larcens. The Peopls agt. m. A. McGlory and_James Tighe, robbers, first degree. Tha People agt. Jobn Donovau, grand larceny. The Poople agt. Patrick Conner snd Miohnel MoGiuis, robbery, first de- groe, The rmfla agt. Joho Brady aod James Fitzpat burglary. third degree. The People agt Simacl Crooks snd Jacob Rosenburg, receiving m’vn goods. The People agt. ‘Andrew Ryan, reoeiving stolen goods. The People agt. Johu 1. Trapp, receiving poods by false pretenscs. The Peoplo agt. Charies L. Roux, assaalt and battery. o —— ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. IBefore Alderman Riley. | + A BAD HUSBAND. Mrs. Hoffman, a respectable looking woman, brought a charge against her husband, Julius Hoffman, that he fuiled to eupport ber. Ono day last week Lo sharponed aud cloaned & oavalry sword and primed a_brace cf pistols, with Which he threatesed to * 0ook Mre. Hoffman's goose,” This frighteusd the fair lady, aud she appealed for tbe protection of the larw. Hoffwan did not deny the obarge, but hardly looks Iike a man who would be particularly heady in cooking @ goose, oF auything elee. Tig SurERIOR COURT CLERKSHIP—CORRECTION.— The notice of the change of clerkship of the Superior Court, ublished on Sllurdlé last, should have stated that the former voumbent, George B. Baldwin, resigued on account of ill healib, and was not removed, ae then statad. COMMERCIAL MATTERS. ghey 57 wita SALES AT THE STOCK EXOHANGE. M#. & St. Psul 1, (Ene. 130 | 5,000 - 90 Tndson River. 100. 50,000, U.S, Treasury 7 3-1 1t sories, 500.... .small. 105 9d serios. 10020 <ove0es 004 73, 100..20 eall. 52} Cleve. & Pitts. 200, cees 86} Clev., Col. & Cin. [ L 112) Chic.& N ) G, 1,000. . ex-cp. 713/ Wilkesbarre Coal. Tennessee 6s Now.| 15 52 | ),50. 26,000 - 71 |Wes 3 5,000 . 713 23. 4 N. Car. new bonds| 18. 664 10,000.... 6341 100, 100.. ..2de.. 66” Mo.6s,H &8.J.i: 58 Chie. & Rock Is. 2,000, o X . 29 #30. 294 0.& Mis, 1 m, bds, .2d call .. 295 1,000... . 88 |Boston Water P'r. Chic.& N. W, 1. | 200, 0, 3,000 . I‘{ Y. ) 1 0'CLOCK BOAED. TU. 8. 68 520 r. 6%,/ Reading. |Quicksilver. 25.000, 27 | 500. 4 » 115} 300, 'p, 65, | Clevelan ol 5,000. v - 20n 108§] 200 ...b30. 115} Treasury? 3:i0s. ' |Chic. & i. L. 18t series. 100.... .. 10,000. ........106 | Chic. Bur. Ohio & Miss. Cer.| 150.... 10,000. . eaua. 20§ 0'CLOCK ROARD. 2 U.8. 6s, '8, reg. dll’l Pref. N. Y. Central. 14,000 ...l“(l 1 gt . 100, 17.8. 6s, » ‘&.l 100, X i3’ 100 ¢. '|Rutland Marble. 8 | 50. LA 0-40 rg. | 100.. 100........530. 105 50,000... ... 98} Central Coal. 200.24 ¢, 830. 105} Obio & Miss. Cer.| 100.......... 52 |Chic. & N. W.pref 29} West, Union. Tel. | 100.. . 664 100 583 Cleve. & Toledo. 20 1154 OPEN BOARD OF BROKERS—10 A. M. American Gold. [Mich, So. & N. L. | 146} 200 \ e 146 10,000-...¢. 1463 Ohio & Miss Cer.| 10,000....... 29 Rutland lhrhleé7 1 b3, C}ev.. & Pitts, 200. Chie. & N. W. 100.. 9. Hudson River. 100... 2 OPEN BOARD OF BEOKERS—I] P. M. Ohio and x-u.g. Mariposa pref. Hudson River. g 100........b3. 3 Rutland Harbta. WM......... ¥} 30, b3, 83} Clevo, & Pitts. 1,500. R} WEDNEEDATY, Sept. 121 M. Gold is still kept profitably strong by the bulls, who make the bears pay 1nterest and & comission daily for its use, There is no great disposition to bull gold except by ‘TRIBUNE,” THURSDAY, ‘anzgnm‘ 13; 1866, ment has got rid of its call loans, its one year certificates, and, indeed, of all its short debt, which cannot be patd easily by current income. Tho Sccretary must soon move in the matter of resumption eud in the process have a very conservative effuct upon speculators and traders upon borrowed money. The closing rate of gold wes 146}, od the extremes of tho day 145} @ 146} Gold-bearlug Government stocks were steady st the Stock Exchange, but wers weaker efier the call. The 7,308 were also lower, aud 1053 was the best bid et the close, For 10-40s 93} was paid. New-York State 6s were strong st 93 Tepnessce s continue ta improve, and closed at 714 bid. In Railway mortguges & moderate busi- ness, Bank shares are firm. Canton Co, is higher Quickallver and Mariposa were both active and higher, {he lstter selling ut 304 and the former at53. The Rail- way share list at the Stock Exchange was strong, and for Frie as much as 72§ was poid, and for stock loaned § per cont was paid in numerous cases. New-York Central, Reading, and Rock Islaud were slso active. After the call, the market was not so strong. At the Second Board the market was steady, and efter the call Now-York Central sold as high as 106}, but immedistely broke to 105 Erie sold at 73, but broke to 72, closing at 72}, Tho balance of the list wes dull end heavy on the decline in Erle and New-York Central, and closad unsettled at quotations: Mariposs, 12212}; do. Preferred, 30§230}; Western Unton Telegraph, 58§ 239}; Now-York Ceatral, 10542 105§; Ere, 72§@72}; Hudeon River, 120@1224; Read- ng, 1143 @115; Michigan Southern 823@83; Iliinois Cen- tral, 121@122; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 85} @86; Cleve- land and Toledo, 114§@115; Rock Island, 10°§2109; North-Western, 35} @35}; do. Preferred, 66j@€0}; Fort Wayne, 1042 1047, A Money on eall to stock houses is 5 per éent, and upon Government tocks lower ratcs are made. In eommercial paper the supply is increasing, but primo names are dons at 5 per cont. Good bills are 5} @6, and ordinery names 7 per cent. ‘ Sterling bills aroheld at 106§ for 60 days; long francs 5.30. The following is the import of spocie per French steamer Peroire, from Havre: Franee. | L.Von Hoffman & Co 2,525 00| Cammann & Co.. ‘August Bolmont & Co 2,581,000/ g ™ s otal. cesprzzee:5,020,000 - &‘w exports (axclusive of apecie) The following shows from New-York to forsign ports for the week ending Sept. 11, aad since the beginning of the year: 1865, 1566, For the week... OLM‘ 8,042,546 Prov. reported. 105,847,500 134,125,806 Bince January 1....8151, 354,064 8108171320 €157,165,302 Two hundred and fifty shares New-York Guaranty and Indemaity Company sold to-day at 105 per share. The last run of the Mariposs Mills yiclded $22,000 in gold. The new machinery of the Company is realizing the enticipations of its owncrs, and the concern, under ood menagewent, may yet becore a dividend-paying in- stitation. The Company has only needed a process by which gold could be profitubly separated, and scems now to have it. Attention is requested to the notice in another column of the Mortgage Bonds of the Morris and Essex Railroad, for salo by G. B. Robbins & Son. The Great Western road of Canada camed the week ending September 7, 1866. ..., 806,406 13 | 1865, 20,534 74 | Decrease. . 814,128 61 Mr. Albert I, Nicolay will hold his regular sami-weckly auction sale of stocks and bonds this day (Thursday) at 12} o'clock, ot the Exchange Sales Rooms, No. 111 Broad- way. Subjoined s a list of jobbers’ prices at tho New-York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. 49 and 51 Park-place: Brown Sheetings—Atiantie A, 2e.; Boot 8, e.; do. H, oached Shirtings—Androsooggin, 33c.; Bay Mills, e Greene Manofacturing Co., 22je. Prints—Cocheco, 20fc.; Allen, 18)c.; Hamilton, 19e.; Wam- [ tta, 14 licop X irte ~Bradley's Deplex Elliptio and Empross Trail, demand; Meyers's IXL., prices wicbanged. Shirte—d. W. L Standurd Dress, No. 150, #25; do., No. 275, 32, Paper Collars—Metropolitan Collar Co., Pyron and Garrotte, No. | double extra French Enameled and Siiver Corrugated, £102835; Goldsmith's patent, Byron, §30; Shakespeare, $10; Cuffs, 850, Leas 30 per cent. Ticki—Amoskeag A C A. 0%o.; do. B, 400. Stripes—Whittenton A A, 35e.; do, A, We.; €o. BB, 2e. - ——— FirsT MORTGAGE.BoxDs or THE CENTRAL PAcipic RA1LEOAD Co. OF CALIPORNIA. INTEREST AT THE RATE OF SIX FER CENT PTR ANNUM, PAY- ABLE BEMI-ANNUALLY, ON THE PIiST DAT OF JANUARY AXND JULY. PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYAULE IN U. & GOLD COIN I¥ TAR CITY OF NEW TORK. Amount of luue, 87,336,000, o Covpon Bonk of 81,000 . each. The Bonds have Thirty Years to run, and are secured by a Pirst Mortgage, constituting an absolute prior lien on that portion of the Road, Equipments, Franchises, and Entire Property of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, located in the State of California, and ex- tending from Sacramento City to the California State Line, forming a part of the GREAT PACIFIC RAILEOAD Routk, adopted and aided by the USITED STATES GOVERNMENT. The amount of these First Mortgage Bonds to be issued per mile is limited by law to the amount of Uuited States Bonds allowed and issued to sid the coustruction of the Road, sud the Mortgage by which they are secured is declared by Act of Congress to constitute aplien prior and superior (o that of the United States Government, The aid received from the Goversment (in smount equal to this First Mortgage) is economically and judi- ciously applied to the construction and equipwent of the Rosd, together with nearly $7,000,000 received from Stock Subscriptions and other sources. The First Mortgage therefore amounts to but about 35 per cent of the sctual cost and value of the Property which it covers. The road is now completed, equipped and running from Sacramento City to Alta, s distance of 73 miles, and the earnings for the (hree months ending Avgust st wero as follows, viz: May, 1866. $05,115 &3 June, 1866, 7,42 18 July, 1866. .. 83,000 00 IN GOLD. The earnings are steadily increasing, and are estimated st over $100,000 in gold for the mouth of August—the offi- cial report for that wonth not having been roceived at this date. The construction of the road Jis going vigorously for- ward,—24 miles additional being nearly ready for the cars,— and it will probably oo in full operstion to the California State line—156 miles from Sacrawmento City—duzing the Summer of 1867, when its earniags must bo very large, a8 the entire trade of Novada, and a large proportion of that of Utah, I1daho, and Montaus must pass over ita Yoe. It hes been shown by reliable statistics that in &5 rdver $13,000,000 in gold was paid for freighting goods fri, re fornia to Nevada alone. b This part of the Great Pacific Railroad route is destined to be one of the most profitable lines of reilroad in the world, and its First Mortgage bonds are among the best secured and most desirable investments ever offered, Over $1,000,000 Lias already been expended in grading beyond the point to which the rosd is now running, snd the iron is bought and paid for suflicient to lay the tack the entire distance to the State Line., AN The Rosd has been completed and equipped thus far without the sale of a single dollar of its First Mortgage Bonds, and they are pow offered to the public for the first fime, after the earnings of the road bhave reached the sum of $100,000 per month, in gold, only about 25 per cent of which is required for operating expenses. fow professional operators, who reason that as long as the drain for customs continue, and the market is not re- lieved by sales from the Tresury, or by the prepayment of the November interest, the preminm cannot be ma- terially reduced, The Department has snother mode by which it can deprive the gamblers of their steadiest source of profit—the purchaser for customs duties. It has only to sonounco that it will meke daily & price at which cer- tificates redeemable at the Custom-House for duties will be sold, and thé g buls would come to griof. It would at once cul off their revenue from loaning gold and force them to carry their own prop- erty instesd of baving it carried. The daily withdrawal of $750,000 legal tonder money of National Bank notes snd even from the Banks, in addition to the present drain, would soon tell upon the money market and make gold specula- tions much less profitable, and consequently unpopular. The Secretary for the last year has been playing the part “{of s groat “ financial guide board, poiating the way to speclo paymenta but making no resolute forward move- mood himselt Sinoe Octobor, 133 tha Denart- Tho Bonds are offered at 95 per cent and accrued in- terest from July 1, in currency. Orders may be forwarded to us direct, or through the prineipal bauks and bankers in all parte of the country. Remittances may be made in drafts on New-York, or in Legal Tender Notes, National Bank Notes, or other funds carrent in this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded to any address by Express, free of charge. Inquiries for fur- ther particulars, by mail or otherwise, will receive pane- tual attention. ¥Fsx & Maten, Bankers, No. 5 Nassau-st., New-York. N. B.—All kinds of Government Securities received at the full market price in exchange for the above Bonds leiiiiie MARKETS.~Carefully Reported for The Tribune. WEDNESDAT, Sept. 12. 1565, ‘Thers has bean more activity in our markets generally smce improved under s Cotton hus been in more noiive reques! wand mamle from solugers Potroleum s advanced ander a moro ued stock, closivg firm. iomo consumption at full lots ace wore en- the damage dono erally havs been ky was in better de- aud bun ruied quite steady. ASHES bave been in feir demond and are £rm et €873 7 Pota: Pe.ris aro scarce and nomiaal, . BEESWAX—Tae business hes been mocarste, but we have no chanis 1o noie, our prices ciosing e Svedic, fur Yelow Western and Souibierz, 2 BRICKS are i demaad and very firm owing to the ema'l eupily on the marke, We quofe Common Hard at 810 509 11 50; Croton, $1438.5; and Philadeiptia Frout st $40. BROOM COLN —Wiih ouly & moderaie demend, sud & fuir auprly on bana, prices are lower, and close &t 7 @110, CANDLES without chauge to note, the demand bas been fuir; #1les ot 224 @2c, for Adamautine, 400, for Sperma, aod 500, for Patet, E CEMENT—Tto dewand is fair and the market firm at 8175 eswh ior Rosendase. COAL-The demand for Domestio has boen fair, bat with large a:rivals prices favor tho bayer. Cargoes bave beca token to some extent £or the East at the late suotion prices— tho stock I8 increasing aud the toudency is to lower ru Foreign very litthe Las been doue; we bear oniy of Touse Canuel, at 814 ex-ship; und 2,000 tans from the British Provinees on private terms. COFFEE—We hear of no scles to-dny, but_prices are with- out change. We quote as foilows: Rio Coflee, Prime. 104c. Tio Coffee, G ), 18] @196 ; Rio Coilse, Fair, 174@1740.; i Coffoe, Ordinary, 163 @17¢.; Rio Coffee, Faix to Good eargoes, 17@1wke.; Java, Mats aod Bags, 25@260.; Native Ceylon Cof- fee, 18G¥14e,; Marscaibo Cuffee, 1:@30c.; Loguayra Cof- fee, 18@194c.; goll_net cash, duty paid. W eiip the follow- ing _from Mesers, Win. Soote & Sou's Circular: Siwek of Rio Coffee on the 1ith day of Sept., 1866, 53,521 bags: stock v/ Juva Coffee, Gov. Bags, on tie Lith day of Sept,, 1866, 12,605 bage; stock of Ceylon Coffee ou the'lith day of Sept., 1366, 21,915 bags; stock of Maracaibo Coffve on the 1ith day of Sept., 1666, 11,456 bags; stock of Laguayra Coflee on the 1ith day of Sepl., 1566, 19,533 bags; stock of other deseriptions, ou ), “Total, 114,601 bags, the 11tb day of Sept., 1866, 5.7 s, St utimore, 750 b Philadelplia, 2,900 bags; New-York, 5 bags. Total. 57.171 bags. ward tendency. The inquiry for No. 1 American Pig has been “;‘y woderate, but prices Lave undergone no essential change. o quoke: L', Ko, 1 American, per tun.. 848 002 20 00 Pig, No. 1 Scotoh, per tun . 48 002 4900 Yer, Common E. & A. . 11500 - -~ Bar, Refined E. & A e 1B 0D - Sorol, per tou. 1155 Wa 26 00 Band, per 1., .- 1S we — Floop, per tun . . 165 0 295 Touds () 2316 inch 1130 w2 185 1o . 150 a2 quiry bus been for ho b == b 6t rm, bat are withoat we guote &g #i 75296 674, Gorman Refived ot §6 §77287, and Eng l’.&flufit‘)—l&ll goid; Bar at 10jc., and Sheet and I'ipe st 10770 100, ) 2 PATHER—Hemlook, with liberal supplies, has slightl ht out & betrer demand . but demand is limited, nos Ayres, heavy, 6 foruia, beovy, 344 @ beary, d@ise.; @e. LIME—~The demand for Rockland bes been fair, and the market ruled firm, at $1 60 for Common, ané $2 10 for Lump. ¢ S—At private »le, rothing of importanee was 100 kit ds. Ciba wcovado st 4o, It b do, at Spirits xal arrivals prices have dectined and rpentine bas been in fair demand and ins are in requced suvply, and with prices have advauced and close firm. o only moderately aciive, but prices are without he. “Turpenting bas been guite tive, bot with more L bear of Do iwportant sales; pricos remain viz. Caraceas, 22222 c.; Guayaquil, 4@ ide, and 8t. Domingo £} a9 gold aud i boud. COPPER—There bean a moderate business in Amer- t; grices were very finn, bub are without speeisl ¢ demand has been ia purt for forward delivery, 1 32, for Buldmore aud Lake. New Sheeting sud Meusl are without change; saies ab 43¢, for the former and 320, for the latéer, COTTON—Wo bave had a more active demand for this staple to-day, aud the market ruled v. advaace of Tully 1214 i Sije. for Middling U .Am Tuu.slbl‘{l order of Mr, Stimeon Diuper, went, 2,05 s W, sed of to-day, 1 superintencdenoe of 3' flhg»’ was well attend '8 reallzo: ap| particul thus: 390 baiea Mobile, includivg 6 bales strictly .‘.l..mlu-: at je.; 19 do. low do, wt 3 29 du. od Ordinary at 2940.; 21 do. Ordinary at do. at 234e. 108 do.” Piokin 12k d ots, under the Ths t Jlje.; 106 do. ; & do. Low Ordinery at 2 o and 145 d ot e 6 bales sirictly do, Good Ordin- ged t t from 2630, & , uud 1 baie of Wool Our market generally has been very , but in prices we Lave u particular 3o do —@ e A o Por LPD Balsam, Copaiba, ¢ 15 Brearh, Soda, Nowcas! Caustio Soda, § B ¢ Cream Iartar, Epsouw Salts, Gum Arabie 4 Oll, Lemon, @ (go'd Bal Soda. Newcosie, ¥ & Beneca Koot, ¥ 1. Benna, @M. Boda Ask, ¥ 1 (gold Sugar Lead, ¥ B (gold) ol, Blue, ¥ 1. . 1@ 1k DYEWOOLS—AL deseriptions Lave been very qulet, bat i Prices we Luve bo essentinl change W note, We quote: DUTY FREE. Logwood. Laguna (go'd). Ver tun..830 (02 25 9E - — .2 0d 20 3 wa ? Logwood, Campeacay (5 Jamaica.. uba (goid), . Fustie, Savanilla (god) ... Fustic, Maracaibo (gold) .. Lima Wood (1) ...... 80002 arrivals of Western and State FLOUR ) MEAL-T Lour Lay inved lim the stock, 1s find the assortment very limited, snd prices of all grades bave improved, and the tendeney is siull ppward. The extreme prices currant for Sound Whoat extras bave greatly Linited purchases for the British Proviaces and the constwise trade, and wo foar comparatively Ligh prices #0 great ure tie wad ts of prevail during the Antum breved o4 L States. Under o ciro Atlnutic, the Gulf, asd the Wes our exports prove lurge, and they are likely tancos bo Ogr quotations our Iast weekly are fully Goc a8l ¥ bl To-uny nesdny) the Market wos quile active and all grades are 152 better, which is most nuticos! the low and medium grades; we Lotice soms in- quiry for Unsound State, for the Loudon market; tho sales ave 14,400 bbls. ut 86 5 Superfine Stawe and Westera: #7 252810 50 for ordinary and common Extra State; 811 2@ 75 tor Faney State; #7 95@810 for the low ‘grades of Syriv Wheat Westeru Estra; 89 854 811 for Suipping Obio; $i1 252815 10for Trado and Family brands of Obic, Michi- guu aud Indiana, and 816 07 5t. Louis Extras (Extra wnd Double Extra ) Soutbern Flour is in mrlerate supply and frmer; sales of #1200 fir common to fair Baitimore and (4 @816 for Trude aud Fumily braods. ur is more wetive and quite finn; sales of 500 bbls. at @#6 0. Corn Meal 1s duil sad beavy; salen of 200 bbis. Western at 84 40, FISH—With limited arrivals of Dry Cod, and only a modor- ate stock on hasd, we bave had a very good demand for both Graud Bank sud St. George's; prices bave ruled very firm, aod close with an upward tendencr. Mackersi bave de 13 1s very firm. Swoked Herrin § Pickled Herrings are duil jand clined. aud st the concession 8 largo b the close the marke Mack 3 _small, § bbl.... Salwon, Picklod, ¥ tee Herring, Senicd, P box. . Hering. No. 1. @ box... . W@ FRUIT—Tbero hus besn loss activity in our market for but_prices ruled very firm, In otber desoriptions of ruits ooly A woderste business was doue, though at Domestic green fruits are sbundans aud are nomi- Iayer, new ¥ box bunch, new do Citron, Legh Almonds, Pr Almonds, Siell Almonds, Bardmes, # Sardines, ¥ qr. box. Braal Nuia, ¥ B Fiiberts, Siotly, do..... Waluuts, Freuob. do...... CRACKFES are without change €355 per box. . © huve & more ective but variabls market for Since the date of our last weekly review, prices vauced and the tendeney is still upwerd. The trade generally are likely 1o be greatly Gisappointed in the quantity likely to roach us this month, 1t should not be foigotren that the Winter W b of an averago erop fully 4,000,000 bush., and that th ates that produce Winter heat only wili hetively compete with us at the North.West as purchasers of Spriug W heat, heaee the surplus for the seaboara markets; the last half of the cereal year, will bo light. Our stock of Wheat for the sceond week in September is very small, and bolders have o decided advantuge. Today (Wednesday) the absence of any assortwent, the market s very q and pric nomisally 2to bc. better; sales of 3,500 busk. Amber State, st a%280. Barley is inactive; byyers are holding off_n anticipation of & concession. Barlcy Malt is dull at €1 40. Oats are heavy and e of 50,000 bush,, at 43@145c. for Heated Chicago, 47jadde. for fair to cwll Chicago, and for lowa in bags. Rye is more 3 ut prices are without change; sales of 27,000 bush., at 850 Woe. for Western, ehiefly at t7c. in store. Corn opened quite sctive, and prices slightly improved, but the market closed dull, the fugairy being chiefly for the home trade; sales of 218,000 busk, at B @sde. for Mixed Western, chiely at the atier rate, and &, for White Westeru. EXPOKTS OF BREADSTUFFS. (D Whest, Corn, W bble.' g q Total to (ireat Britain and the Con- tivent for the week ending Sept. 8, 1866, .. conts 2188 1, Since Sept, 1. 1846 Pt I Same tite, 1265, s vestniset IO 80 RECEIPTS OF BERADSTURFS. Yiour, ~ Wheat, Com, For the week ending Sept. 10, 1866. 78,667 Since Sopt. 1. 1% 78,667 23 10, Same timie, 1565 . 130,458 58037 MZ012 GUNNY BAGS bave undergone o essentinl obau ge, the business lias been moderate closing at 26@265c. GUNNY CLOTIL has beco jin little bettor demand ead steady at 362364c. HAY—The supply is quite light and the market is better; sales of 400 bales ut K@ e, for shipping, and $1 20281 35 for swall Jots. Long Ly Straw 1s wanted; €56 %c. per 1001, MP—There has been no ehangs to sote in Manila Hemn, i er the business has boen moderate, closing at 10§ @104c, gold; otber kinds are dnll at 811028135 for Jute, gold; $.602 &7 for Russia Clean; 85752840 for Amerioan Dressed; $402 475 for Ttalien; §10 for Suan, sod 815 for Sisal, all currency. HIDES—The matket bhas b sctive and closed firm with a fair sales since our last of 4,000 2 rienies. Slja s 19¢.; Ort setion, We Hidew—Baenos A yros, Rio Graude, 44@350 B, %@ 10e.; Cy 3 Now-Orteans, 50 Country, Z‘Ben », pm"lk‘ ; City Ssughter, Cow, selection. the demand has been from 25@40e, and Toe, M vices from the growin, districts are favorable for barvesting, wad we learn u.{ the dn-u& one by vermin is slight. INDIGO—With a redaced stock of ¥ine les and a good from; other fqualities are plonty and quote Madras, 65@%e.; Manils, 63,281 10 ‘araco: @0c.; Guatemals, $i/a 1 10; nd Beugal. §12 65, il goid TRON~With a good demand for Sooteh Piz wo have had a vei firm market tarsashout e woek, closing with ua up- change, We ‘Turpentine, North Connty. . P20 84 B35 284 90 Tar, Washington and New! wa 35 Piteb, City, No. 1 5 % Rosin, Common. Koin, Strained and No 2 (in 5'd). Rosin, No, 1 nod Pale aud White. Spirits Torpentine, American 0y —Crude Whaie has met and for howe o8 aro wel sustained, elosing firr bo market de Sperm has be omewhat unsetrled and lower. Most of the stock on band, bowover, is in tae hands of specula- Oil has ruled qaite firm, and 8 fair busioess was il remaius dull, bt prices sre without change. Lins L LERT 130 @135 150 @— — 255 ® 265 g © o 295 @— — wir to Priwe. 1902 165 Lard Oi, No. 1 102 1% Lard Oil, No,2.. 1402 1060 Red Ofl, City Di 100 @105 Kerowone (f:e0). 64 B e market tends up- OFL CAKE—1ho d 2 for Western Thia in ward; sales of 200 tuns, bags, OIL MEAL—The demand ia fair and the market is firm; 50 100 1, cash. awvo had & fair degree of mctivity in otk to-day, avd prices are betier, clos- ing firm. For forward delivery we note seles of 500 bois., selier October, at €32, and 2,000 bbls.. seller belance of the mooth, st $35u § the saies, eash and reguier, are 3400 bls. st §33 . Beef is without chango iu prices [ sales of 200 bbls. at €6 2§20 for Plain Mess, and §20a ra do, Tierce Beef uud Beef Hams are dull and ne Cut Ments are quiet but firmly beld. DBacon is scarce, and firm; sales of 150 boxes at 16¢. for City Cured, aud A s without change u for No.); 18@ .8 Steam and K N0ON PROVISION M for Mows Pork was vory Jul @835 124, cash and regaler. EAPORTS OF PK o for E ninak n and 193 @20c. for Fair to Prime BKET—4} 0'CLOCK.—The market nco ‘Clange; we quote at §33 10 VISIONS. Pork. Beer. Bacon Butter. Cheess. Lard Tal. bble. tcs. tuns. tuns. tans. Suus. (ane. To . Frit'n and Cont. weekend. Sept. A6 .. 6 S AT s Sinco Sept. 1, 1866, s 6 . e Samie time 1805....... . 100 1,464 216 40 58 13 .. EIPTS OF PROVISIONS. Pork, Beef, Lard, Butter, Chense, bbls tes. tums tuns. buoe. For week ending pt. 10,1866, [ 33 s 998 1,075 nce Sept. |, 1666........ 87 33 6l 8 165 5800 167 107 4 1,23 Same tineldes.. ... PETROLEUM—The murket is fairly sctive aod firm; we quote Crude ut 20 alkk aud 25c. in buls.; Refined in oond at 9@ 40c. for Light Straw, 41242, for Light Straw to White, for Prime do., 46¢. for Standard Wbite, aod 461 @47c. for Prime White. Free ol is quoted st 57 e, RICE is dull and prices are I SALT—The supyly of all kinds is indesd limited, and with & good inguiry prices are well sustained. We quoe: Pty Suck, 24e. ¥ 100 1b; Buik, 13 10 . Liverpool, Ground, ¥ Liverpool, Fine, Asuto: Liverpool, Fine, Worthiogton r's Islands, ¥ bush . o The supply of Ciover is just now a::"n‘.mfih fnd 0 1 falr wb dg@igge. D0 3 ng 5o Ior(;' and 84284 50 for New. Rough ¢ 83 70w85 82 per bush. of 56 1. revailed for Calcutta Linseed, and ruied firm; sales for the week of about 7,000 bags, at in bond aud 83 duty paid, both gold, and in Boston and bors. (SHOT Is without change; sales at 1le. for Drop. and 12e. r Buck, SKINS—We bave only te notiee sales of 57 bales Tamoico Goal 8t (0c., gokd, 03d 6,000 B Susal aud Doer ot 574 Castile l'l‘"l}JNn in fair demand and firm at 18@1%. w and Old. LTER—Wao notice s fair demand for small parcels; are without change; we quote at 6§ @oje. for Foreign, nd 11% 1130. fur Dowestic, eurrency. "ES are genorally firm, bus ia prices we have no special ohange to note; the business bas been ovly moderate, and eon- ficed chiefly in'a jobbiug way to consamers, Iw. quote: 242 41 20 9 9l @ 95 pold. 21§ 24 gold. Pepper (in boad). Gid ofgoid. Pimonto, Jamaic ssirissst M Cloves..... v W@ 2hgold ARIN—The demaud is light, sud the market is lower; ST of 130,600 b at 184 @20c., and 27,000 b Grease ct 9j@12c., sl cus SUGAR—Raw Sugars are more active, and prices are firmer but witbout particulac variation; we quote at 10§@10§e. for fuir 10 good Refioing; sales of 1,761 blds., st 1032 i2%§e. for Cubs, ©. tor Burbadoes, aud 193 @ i4je. for Porto Rico; 534 boxes avana at 1i3@124e. Rofioed aro dull, TALLOW—The market i firm, the demand good; 0 1 st 124¢. for Southern; 12§ @12jc. for Cit; A—Green Teas Lave been in very good demaad, and prices are well sustaived; aill othor kinds are dull, and prices are nominal. PIN—Tbe inquiry for Pig has been fair, and prices ruled very firm; Plates have been moderste.y active st full prices. We quots: isunca. les of bow oderate request and prices were steady. Manufactared bas beea in fair de- wand i part for export, nad prices ruled firm. WHALLE demand for export, and prices rul 5 for South Sea; 81 35 for Uebotak 81 40 tor ro irw; sales at 81 2281 ¥ or North: SKY—~The market is more active, and prices sre {I.‘r i saies of 500 bbls, Western ot 8235, free, and 3., in ond. WOOL—We have no obange of importance to mote in the price of eltker Dowestic or Foreign fleeces since the date of our last roport, The busioess has been only to & modersie extout, and coutived to the iwmediate wauts of manufacturers, “The stock on baud 18 quite iarge, but of iste very little bas boen added to it; consequently, bLolders refusa to make any ncession and are determined to bold off for full prices. We quote: Domestio Floges, 8t 474 for Native and onoquaster Mo s5e. for onchelf snd throe-quarter do.; 6@ r fallblood Merinos; aud 65700, Saxony Fleeces; 0wdle. tor No. 1 Tu 5@ 300, for S do., aud 43@60e. for Ex. tra do.; MaYe. for common aehed Cal 5 @ite. for ¥ige do. aud 1520, for quote Forelgn s follows: South American at 25227. for common Wshed; Go. for Unwashed Mestiza and Merino; 32@4%0. for Washed Entre Rios; 27@.0c. for 0@ise. for Washed Cordoya; Chilian as for Unwasb tizs asd Merino; Cay Hope, 0@3%e. for a; East India, 35@ Washed. and African at 20@ 30, for Unwashed, and 30@40¢. for Wasked. BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET. HRUGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD. Reported for THE TRIBUNF, for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1566, Amount of stock at market: le. Shep, Shotes. Fat Hoge, Veals. This week....... 10,512 1100 2,300 Last woek 150 190 2900 75 One year ago.. 8957 985 1,200 % PEICES, Beef—Por 100 B on total weight of hide, tallow and meat Extra, $13 75@814; tirst qualit 3 50; second quality, $120812 75; thurd quality. 8103811 10; n few choice single pairs, and bost Western. $14 22814 50; some of tho poorest bulls, &c, @89, Working Oren—815088%%; handy Steers, $10028150, or much according to their valoe for bee® Corosand Young Calecs—Tair quality, $50@§ €100; farrow and dry, €57 845, fazmers—Two year olds, §20 Stores, 'Thin Young Cattle fo) @8$40; Throe year-olds, $10@ e X Shoep and Lambs, per Fri Hogs—Ver B, 10§ @103c., e weight; Shotes, 102 11je.; Pige, wholesnle, 11@i3e.; retail 12@15¢. per 8. 3 Hiiisa—Brighton, 10§@11e. per 1, country lots, 9@ 10c. Calf Skims—2i0. per 1. s + conntry lots, BRE}c, Tallow—Briehton, Y@ loc. per Pekes—T5c. @81 each. RiMARKS. —0f the o 1.030, or about 500 less than 1ast week, are Western; over 400 from Mame; Vermoot, 500; New-Tampabire, 270; New-Tork sud Canada, 200, &o. The weather oool aud piessunt, aud o better feeling was mani- fested, particnlarly st Brighton, where there wea really a fair wegroe of animation and Iife mavifestod by the parties. AL Cainbdridee thero wae less elange observable. Mach of the stock at Cambridge wea twt good enongh to wult the bntebers, and muny drovers compined that they coudd mot sell their eattle, and inetead of auy im ement, they thought trade ‘was worse even than Iast woek. Aithough we can report trade waore lively than last week, we canaot e! the figures iu the table of prices pbyo fur as to inelude the sale of an :I‘\rl 1o: of oattle frun Kemtuoky—the best at market sold at 14jo. 30k, 1,530 . Bakm coutrast aud young cattle the pastures of New England must be 8t 10, 11, and 12, par ®, and seallywags oven lower. 1 1d sight two-year olds at d per bead. Work. 1ng vxen ot 8140, 165, §135, 160, $180, $135, $200, 8210, &o, Rome of the leading drovers bought of their brother drovess #0 many sheap and Lambs that thoy were able to affect the mar. i ;:,: ROmeR hat; of this movemens the ate’ ith these corn-esters, €ow: eh the differen | 1,000 L A4 than Juat w | 800dS aid prives RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. Srpr, 12.12.299 bbls. Flour, 51 bhis, W Gorn aai, 107 shoka O Cake, 15758 buah, Winan 13y t:z:i o, 16,08 bush. Outs, 5,319 buah. Rye, 316 ish. Beods, " Ashes, Live Hogs, 2,670 bhia: Petroten. 1 et X » fmunngl. & £200000 o= §1,000,000 FIRST MORTGAGE, " LAND GRANT, Bl§¥i}:€0 FUND BONDS ol ST. CROIX AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD COMPANY, INDORSED BY THE FARA TAL ARYRA". A48 App e 0. ap HE C : £200 STERLING EACH, DUE JANUARY 1, 199, INTEKEST 7 PEK CENT, FREE OF GOVERNME'T TAX, COUPOSS DUL JANUARY AND JULY. ALL PATABLE ¥ GOLD, AT THS CITY BANK IN LONDON. COUPONS FATABL IN 60'D AT THX OFVICE OF THA COXPANY IN THN CITY OF Ni¥- YOKK, AT THK OVTION OF THA MOLDYR. This road, extanding from St. Paul, 00 the Mississippi, aud Hodees, o0 Lake St. Croix (a brauch of the Missies 0 Suj sud LeLl, the twe imporiact potnts on Lake jorj Superior beis ebout the saue distauce trom Buffalo by warer that Chlcug Bagtild sbout the seme distance from, Bufulo et Mi ioe makes this liue 7 au outlet of the prodacts of North-Western consin, Minvesota and portions of lowa, via_Lake Superior, sn fme ortant one—as it sves Mivnesots nearly 300 miles, and ihe States meptioned a average of about 200 wiles in llu-p-wln-,.z ug of v.rly one fith of the value of thelr products in ideved L the earaings of the soad will prove largely remones wdeut of tie land grant of 6,400 aczen, oF ten square wlies od, givan by Congrees. The Cliel Eugineec's estimels 4¢ when the road is ficisbed to the Lake willion avd & quATter per anaues. The Compuy has wade & £1,30,00, Firx: Mox onds ot £300 Star January I, 100); Interest Gonpous due Jan yoar.—boik paysble ot the Clty Uank of n, Uffice of the Cotapany in the City of New-York, iu sold option of the holder. The Bouds are delivorabls 1 beeter, or they cas be cegiatered ou b books of the Compauy, The Inzislatioe has baen axvrs J. Troew & Ame prew M. Gxm and spproved st forth in the Company's 3. d their certificates are ettached to the legis atios Jnmphle. The trust daed or cioisage o1 boad were prepaiod by Saniat . Tuioxy & Axves I (usen, e million dollars of thew bouda are Low offered fof sale, add every recantion s beed take o reudet the priucipal sud interest seoure 10 the bonduolders, to wit: First: Tho morizsgs covers the Rosdhed, Fquipment, Lends amounting 10 1,504,000 seres, granted by the Government, City Prop- vy, and il property now owued by the Compasy, o kst way bare- )y them. afier be Secomd: by au arfangecsent with the Farmers' Losn and Trast Com- pany of the City of New-Tork. whereby they ldorss those boods, Promising to pay ther s waGrity, ¢.Third v By saocber ursugement with wld Farmer's Lown snd 1:: mpany, whereby they agree to the three coupous S Tha countruetion of the widiiahed portion of the e ke, Fourth : The proceeds of mies of lands sre paid into the Trustees® coount of the interest snd principal of theve bouds. WiLiax H. Swipr, Saxvss J. Ticows aud Axpaew s wct s Trastees for the Fiowt Mortgage Bondhoiders, 10 be psid Lo the . Bonds scld are. w s o may decan suiiciant iiished and sbout the cors raciion and equipment of the roed, and for sash other wipenues of the Cowpauy ss tie said Lrustoes may proges o ¥ making the bond a desiesbl one in avery patticular, The Tollowing extract 18 from 8 recent npn';“u. by Jous @ Clmrlhh.lth. Cllg’-lfin‘ln&'» bo O 5o dasksbloness of * [ would pespeotinlly urge upon the Com commplating i es of o fron Hudson norsbward, avd equioping the f i Whw o i road jieted wiil ‘and bring to the lske a portion of the e covered. Good pine logs are te in Lake ~t. Croix, and if our road to-dey equi pfl“'o‘l‘w miles, 1 do not nl-l-xll...z e e raying ibat we could earn §1,000 per duy bet in carry e Lo ther with the local business to be dome upou this 0 complete sad equip the st oty e, mach ofthle ded, pert of the line being aresdy gr 1 am sa by further exsmination that the estimate of earm Ings for the rood, when cum*l-—(el (hrough to the Lake, made by me i1 February fast, wil ba fuly realised Tho wheat crop of Miunesote for this yeor Is estimated at 16,000,000 basbels.” Tue price of the Bouds s par, and scerued interest in eurreney. Diafis on New- Y:v‘ltmulmt fllfld)l or gnm“ -~ nt :‘Ml;llh):;~ highest priee allowed for the Iatter) may be U At our el when mpa bonds wili be seut by express, free of charge, lo tie pas chaser. Tt s the intention to plas the secutities of this Company upon the Brokers' Boerd s wnlill 40 wiles of the road are ready for business LUDLOW, PATTON &k Co., So. 6 Wallet U o TiE CAMERON COAL LOMPANTY, No. 71 B.[‘M'l . Rooms Nos, 67 l-! ? T a MEETING of the BOARD of DIRECTO) of the CAMERON COAL CC ANY, Loid st the office of Compaay on the 10ih in., the following were un: clected for the ensuing year: Floleher Westray, sad., Prosident; Heary P.Dograaf, esqs, urer, and A, J, Wintorion, Seeretary. By ordes of the Board of Direciors, day worth #18 par M. was completed wad fully Troes A. J. WINTERTON, (ificaco ESTERN RAILWA? COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS, Written offers sy be made to the undersigned, t his office, No. 1§ w T tha City of Naw-York, until 12 o'elock m, on the 13th of ctaber, 1986, for the purchase by him of the sbo BONDS, b; I.Ylh!l.:rpll"ltlnn of’ the Siniinunnnd "‘so.:u." ¥ the Compaay for that purpose, and ow smousting to $50. i L4 875 TILDEN, Trasten. OFpics oF TR SECORITT I NSURANCE (0., No. 119 BRoADWAY, Nxw YORK, Aug. 16, 1866, A'Il"a meoting of DIRECTORS held this day, e‘ P, ASTINGS, eeq., was unanimousiy eleeted President of thls . RICHARD L. HAYDOCK, Secretary. HICAGO AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWA' €O. FIRST MORTOAOCE SINKING FUND BONDS, Ok BAY EXTENSION. Written offers may be mads to the undersigned st bis office, No. 18 ‘Wall-st.. in the ity of New-York, until i2 o'clock m, on the i5th dag t&ul September, 1566, for the purchase by bim of the erfhed bouds by the application of the Sinking "-;;.m spert by the et n st souting 19 3 FILDEN, Trasten PEAVELING CREDITS on_ Messrs. J. 3. M( GAN & Co, LONDON OEO. PEA cities of EUROPE and the Excuange & Co), svalable in the orinch FAST, lssued by DABNEY MORGAN & Co, No. 53 piace D. C. & R. K. FISK, DEALERS IN UNITED STATES SECURITIES, No. 16 NASSAU-ST., UNDER THE POURTH NATIONAL BANK, BUY AND SELL AT MARKET RATES, UNITED STATES 64 OF 1931, UNITED STATES 3% BONDS, UNITED STATES 1040 BONDS, UNITED STATES 730 TREASURY NOTES, UNITED STATES COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, end TRAASTRER'S S LED PROPOSALS will be received ce for purcbasing TWENTY SIX PER CENT MUNICIP, BONDS of said City, of those mataring in 1670, 1871, 1673 sad 1873 Bids to be marked ** Proposals (or Musicipal Bonda.” By order of the Committss ou Fioance, D. MACH MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD 7 Per Cent Mortgage Bonds, FOR SALE BY G. 8, ROBBINS & SON, No. 54 WILLIAMST, FHICAGO AND NORTH-WESTERN RAIT= J WAY €0. FUNDED COUPONS of the FIRST MORD GAGE BONDS.—Written offers may be mada to the i ll-at., in the City of New-York, until 12 - o' e iag that pas RON, his office, No. 12 Wal . ou the 224 day of SEPTEMBER, 1066, tor the po ] COUPON BONDS of the naid Company catiou of the siuking fund set spait by Compan, o now amounting (0 $145 S.J. TILD) > Bostox It R Co., StoxixToN, Coun., Sept. 16, 1368, OTICE-—The Stockholders of this umpcn‘ are bereby notified that their ANNUAL MEETINO for sn ELEG- TION of DIRFCTORS for the snsuing your, aud aleo for the treas action of wueh ethes business as may come befors them. will y0y's ofire, inthe City of Providence, State of an UESDAY, the 26th day of September, st 10 o'clock . m. The' polls will be open frow 104 to 11 o'clock . m. Trur: will be closed from the 19 to thi 26th of Seplember. @ No. T Bioanwar, Nxw- Yo, Sepi. 11, 1806 OTICE is hereby given that an assessment off LN ONE DOLLAR por share is ievied on the capital stock of this Cowpany (for the purpose of bugicg laud and building ros: taey Lo wrecting stamp sy, paysbia st theis ofice. on the with intecest thereattar “Ihe tranafor books will be slosod until the 20th fust, SAMUEL M. POND. Treasussr, ()fi'wk: OF THE N Y. GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY CO,, Now-York. August 1, 166, At s masting of the Boaxp o» Disscrons) JOSHUA J. HENAY- was anagimously elucted PRESIDENT of this Company. FRANCIS ). OUDEN, Trsssares. DIRECTORS. Sawosi D, Bascoox, of Babcock, Brothers & Cou A A. Low. of A A. Low & Beothers. L. Vox Horww ux, of L. Yon Hoffman & Co. JONATHAN THORNS, Josz, Wovrs, X Josnra J, Hawny, of No. ié Bresdat. Saxks . Jomnsrox, of J Boorman, Jehostoa k Co. Davio Dows, of David Dows & Co. U, A. Murrack, President Cootinentsl Nationa! Bask. W. Brruew Do -.‘aél)-nc:: Shorman & Co. n & Co. Jams P WaLLACS, of Wlinen Hexway Mancras, of Mavense & Baltzar SUCHARD LaTiiss, Proa of the (reat Westacn Marias los Coo, Manvix Bares, of M. Batas, jr. & Co. CF Dansuans, ¥. Dami & Co, JOSHUA | HENKY, Prasident. JAMES P, WALLACE. Vice-Presideat. FRANCIS J. OGDEN, Trosuser. CAPITAL, $2,000,000. CASH ADVANOES made on Mamomanpisx ix Stonn ave m 7, 03 Svoexa BONDS, aad othec Sscomiriss, sho, ew bugunNts o Hokoen. Also, 1 collmes Intarsst, Coupons, &o. Moneys raceivad oa daposi, (or which bearing int aree sertificaias will be lsened N s.d.-. . 1998, HERE will ba a mmm“:’flhe holders of the NORWICH AND NEVADA MINING €OMPANY. at oo, No, W Meden-lna, on THURSDLY. Sept ¥7, sk, for the purpose of Fa Campany or suthorizing (bovssdo neltgropert; o g & uHR0SEnon tritent,, 1 E R Twomesan, Secyeless. - ,(AN