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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-18

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chain 0insel Min.um co-9 pkgs @ Opeeke CO..
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ies.u Bird Gillian Col w Handei5i8 Mr. Hogath-
100 $50 kegs IS boxes bales % casks order
BaEMrr- Brig Holsnd-3 ca~s mdzs q j. Dorr-l do W
Holeuham; do krsnsr cn-e DO q II siemen-325 pea
brown role BIoklemsnn 228 boxes Nolteuus Paven-
Baip--ldo T Css,wti & cos do W Tenrricks do Ne
wins co.. cheats box piece: l3cs Mulses0 boxes
Strulier-,s6 Weir y A. hIi.-ssO boxr. to order.
CARpKsAs- Homer-ils hhds Al eces tbl molasses
1oBAsco-ssh r Chsppel-33oo qunials logwood to Pa
tru'lo.
GUAyMAA. PR-Brg Asa Chase-st hhds sugar Meier 4
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Brig Sterxg-i3e hhds 81 ties Ia bba 20 boxes
% hhds molassss NJ = ayior.
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, June H.

Stocks to-day declined little. The sales not
very large At the Old Board Norwich and Worcester de-
clinsd u per cent stonington Farmers Trust t
Reading Railroad 4; Ohio os Mohawk 2avicksburg Ii
Harlem, United States Bank and North American Trust
closed firm at Saturdays prices Erie Railroad advanced
At the New Board United States Bank improved Long
Island 3; Reading Railroad 5 North American Trust t.
Harlem declined Farmers Trust l.
The Comptroller Of this State advertises to buy up the
loan bearing interest at five per cent maturing in July
is45 at i02 "a, the July dividend
The monthly comparative returns of the banks Of South
Carolina show great regularity of movements. and
sound condition of the institutions.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
W asiils.st0n.

W asfi.:;t0n.
Correspondence of the Herod
WASHINGTON, June 18th, 1874.
Sunday Morning
Great excitement Nominations --Rcjecfions-Sema-
tor 1a1madgs made Tyler Gousrn@ ZousGsin
Treaty d,teatcd- Grea, fuss and confusion.
lam too much worn down with the wear, tear,
watchlnss and exciemens Of the last two or three
days and nights, TO undertake to give you any
thing more than meagre outline OF the leading
movements for the imagination to fill up I'll give
the foreground, you must supply the back-mainly
consisting OF intrigue, and Clique manage ment.
SYNOPSIS OF MOVEMENTS AND DoINes.
N. p Tallmadge, nominated and confirmed Gov
ernor OF Wlsconsin-I3th September next
James S. Green, rejected as Secretary of the
Treasury.
Alderman Towle confirmed.
Livingston and Palmer confirmed as Appraisers
in New York
Mead rejected, same office and. place.
No Collector, New York. sent in, nor will be |;
Curtis Continues till after the adjournment of Con-
sress.
Chancellor George NJ Bibb, of Ky nominated
and confirmed as Secretary of the Treasury doubt
full # he will accept; present Office worth 5000
bu' he is old.
Cushing not acted on till Monday, if then
Both Judges King and Waworth laid on the table.
Welmore continues Navy Agent (tlll after the
adjournment OF Congress)
Davis, Postmaster Troy, confirmed. (Much ex-
citement)
Zolue.efn Treaty laid on the table (Very bad.)
That is the summary of executive doings in
Senate.
Congress passed the appropriation bills fter halt
| dozen committees OF conference and much diff
Guilty. So wheels of government will move on
while longer.
| Congress did not adjourn yeaerday Cast mighty
till this morning; House got into quarrel.
Halls of the Capitol, passages, and Refectories,
were last night filled with knots and cliques, like ono
| saw IN II corner, consisting Of Postmaster Ora
| ham, Bob Tyler, 10 Sutherland, Towe, aud Ty-
son. Such buzz Observation-Disclosures
| President and Cabinet up at the Capitoi-"Who
| shall send in next" says the President.-"Have
no more" "What shall dor Send in same
names again" Premiums were offered for Tyler
men last night to nominate.
| In great fatigue, S.B.
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House or Representatives.
WAeurNcroy lime TX 1914

EVENING SESSION
The House was in session until very late hour,
(haifpast three O'Clock Sunday morning,) but tran
sacted very little business Of any importance-the
time being principally occupied in deciding motions
and questions OF order of the most frivolous char
acter all intended waste away the time prevent
definite action upon several important bills that
fore the House. among which the Cumberland Road
Appropriation bill the bill to extend the charters Of the
District Banks and the bill TO provide for the adjustment
Of Land Claims in the Southwestern States and II 10
hardly possible that the House W i'll direct
upon any Of these bills previous to the adjournment
Monday. The Army, Navy. Indian and General Appro-
priaon bills passed. after severed conferences with
the Senate in regard amendments upon which the
Houses disagreed The Senate Bill to establish Q Navy
Yard and Depot at Memphis the Mississippi RIVER
also passed by the House.
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AsHEs-Pots rather falling off in demand We still
quote 81 % some sales at 81 ls3 Pearls remain very
inactive at 81 So
BEEswAx-Prime northern yellow sells wanted at 3Uc
The demand is principally Tor export.
BREADsTUrrs- Genesee -four is held at 81 SO 81 50
Ohio 81 50; Southern 475; Michigan 81 35 81 "A
wheat IS 100 cents oats 80 81 cents. Ali these arti
cles are dull at the quotations.
Har-Ths articie.s very dull and prices very Auctu
ating. Common qualities No tn sell at 30c The
receipts are quite large and the stock daily accumuating
WhnKEv-Drudge casks are held at 20 cents prison
barrels at 233 cents
ton:
Store and lot on the y. w. corner Of Water and
Catherine sts, lot 40 feet square, ........ sl5s
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Passengers Arrived.

LwrnrooL-P.clst sh;p ladepend'ace-Docor $ MicIl;
has lady three child and Hsvana; Mrs
Ia hhl and four chldn and servant Canada; Miss Shsk
.peare England; Doct Dodd s. Hyde, New York; aud
LyssrooL N3r gyqus New YORK; Rondul,ou lady. and
Nav ORLEANs-Ship South Csroina-Miss Lowell, Mr..
Drum nc-.Ld two In III. ttesraee.
/, the ship Indians from New leansNr Fisk Whee'
r. Wheeler, Mrs Ru sell child and servant q Disbro.
II \ Lathrop, u Harp ', L rker Poure..
la the brig Homer, from ardenss-Mr Kellogg.
Bor AR-schv syra-Mrs Frazier Heronson. Mckee zie
MArASzAs--Brig Cyrus-G Doughts, Nh Hanles, " A
Bishop.
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RATIFICATION OF FOREIGN CoNvENTIoNs-We
learn that the Senate have ratified the following
Cow entons:--
The Postal Convention concluded at Bogota the 9th
March, lS4 between the United States and the Republic
of New Grenada.
The Convention concluded at Berlin the oath March,
1884, between the United States and the Grand Duchy Of
esse for the mutual abolition OF the Dro Uqtbaiss and
the emigration OF the countries Also sim.
lar Convention concluded at the place. the 10th
Dril 1874
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These rates are very near alike consequently we have
good data for the assertion that the will be
produced under the tariff Of ls42 with corresponding
amount Of imports that were produced under former
tariffs.
importation much less than that Of 1886 To net
this revenue the mportatons must amount to full ninety
millions of dutiable goods while the free importatons
judging from previous proportions, reach sixty mil
lions more making the total import for 1884, at lens
hundred and fifty millions There two great evils
nec.cd with large an importation The first is the i'm
amount drawn from the mercantile classes by the
high duties and the second and greater the overmpor
tation, requiring export of specie to regulate the
balance otrade Unless the currency Is kept very much
reduced the highest tariff will not keep down mpor
tations Our heaviest importations have always been
during the existence of hiRh tariff
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
,,y =, DJ599aad,wray opposite the City Hall; ory
NIX. y: bENNETI -. =. ..... MANAetEH.
UHARF!
THREE INCHES SHORTEN THAN TOM THUMB I!
A GIANTESS Blk FEET SIX;
TWELVE PEKFOR MEAS!
ALI FOR ONE SHILLING.
Eng gemept Of
MONS. AND MADEMU SALLE CHECKINI,
Whowith the Of Ballet Cons, will introduce
GRAND DiVEkTISEMENT.
Consisting of of Dances aud groesque. The
CUMic TAsLEaUX bT THE WHOLE COMPANY.
Mis-. MARIA BARTON. Master BARTON.
Mr.. v. co IuVEti, the Moaern Proteus,
MIR w, C0NOVt.R, the Com c Singer,
Miss ROsALlE CL!Nr, the accomplished soegstress
Checkiui, and L, Petite Ell OiSE CHtCKiNi.
WONDERFUL ORPHAN hAMlLY;
Or, Penny-beg MIustrels
Who higher and lower thai meodas Anne
stands feet hah twenty
two inches
The c, Ieb,a,ed POKER MANIA, by the ORPHAN FAMILY
The al POhER DANCE; e.cn performer being supplied
with a red hot
IAernoon Performances Wednesday' aud Saturdays
s0cocK the oil the day viAitrrs
'chaIge the peormsnses 10 commence ia the
O'Clock ADM sion one shil'ipR. jls
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK.
ON MONDAY, June i7h, and every Evening during the
week
:. The Necrom ANGER of the lah Century, Mr. SUTTON,
will introduce variety Of Magical Mechaacsl aud Mag
netc Elpemeas scenes Of veatIiloaui m and eoncod
shall atoai,h ALL The ndous and aarveou Cod
Water Trick will be shown each evening se wood cuts aud
small oiis.
Door. open at bal pa,,7 Curtin rsst ssclock Lower
Boxes 50 Upper do cnts Pit l2; Pvate Boxes 50
and "a Tor iamilie.. Box ofee open usual je6 wv
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
h . y Q. gu, News f. nspo
Spoken their List Of their Cargo aod any Fo
reign Newspapers News they have will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Corespouc en
abroad will also confer favor by sending this
office all the Marine fntegeuce they can obtau Nautical
Information Of kiad will he than iullv received.
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Married.,

At Harlem, Tuesday, the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr.
Schsonmaker, Mr.. WILLIAM II SUDAN. of New York. 10
Miss SARAH A., daughter Of Mr. Stephen williamson Of
Flatbush.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev DR.. Colt of New Rochelle
Mr. JAMES w BArrA, of New York. to Miss SUSAN MELISSA
DRAks Of East chester daughter Of the late Moses Drake
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Foreign InnpOrtatlOns.

LvEnPooL-Bsrk NY Pactet-ohhds Joseph Deans-ss y,
Pese L Brosksl Jos ~ e0 crntes Johnson Broth
ms-ia bales parcel Goron Hodges COS bales case
col Peabody Rixys 1929 acks dcz mats woodruff
ntufnsl0) tons coal 1000 hre BRICK W iiams Ouion
% bxs mdzs Godfrey Pattson y co.
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Domestic Importntions.

Ngw ORLEAss-ship South Carolina7 bales hemp S,rach
Kemass GO ok. Esnt. Po~silIs, ls, mos. bye
Teis c,2ol hides Mar iirgtl bis hams 81 do NIX
do lart How es 1od'Iey Robinsons0 b's oil smith CT
l6 bis -four Allen < Whit sy-22 coils rope II ami
100 bales storm Dubois coI03 brls ur %
bacon Chu chmu Robers30 bales cotton 72 hemp s3 BIZ
mr. IN orde
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Sales OF Stocks mt philadelphia.

FiRsr BOARD June I7.-lOo shares Grard Bank l2f 20
do Pennsylvania Bank 40 $500 County S. new, 81
$4,000 do 3d. 1873 l0 $1,000 Ches and Del TO- 5000 do
do 69} $ll 900 Reading 6s 76 50 shares Bank lQ1;
100 do do l03 do Minshl RR e0 10 do Marine Insur
5 $il00 Wilmington Railroad 1885 s5 $500 do do
SSH $4,000 state S. 79i $1,000 do do 79 si2o0 ounty %
9S shares Agricultural Bank. III II do Philadelphia
Bank, 1859; o Northern Liberties Gas, 24}.
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be Obtained by 0entlsme,
1 Famis who desirous Of converting their left on
earring apparel into cash.
To Families and 0sntemsn quitting the city changing
fsidence having any sup~riaous effects dispose Of wi,
aud much their scnd for the subscriber who
will attend at their residence by appointment.
j. LEVlNSTYN,
i6S Broadway, up stairs.
A line through the Post Once or otherwise will
prompt attention. jeli I'm eodsrrc
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There appears to have been gradual increase in the
amount OF specie hand for the past eighteen months
having than doubled within that period, while the
circulation and deposits have been uniform showing
slight increase Compared with the returns for January
1884, those for June show increase in the line of dis
counts but compared with the returns for March, April
and May, 1884, those for June show quite falling off
Should the policy be adopted by other States as re
CARDS bank returns carried out in South Caro-
na currency would not be subject to those sudden
fluctuations we now almost monthly experience.
We table showing the amount of imports, both
free and duabe, with the gross duties the same for
series Of years. Distinguishing the changesin the tariffs
IMPORTS THE UNITED STATES Arp DUTIES ANNUALLY
Acckvkp IMPORTS FROM 1921 TO l8t2.
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SHIP NEWS.
BY This Mornings Southern Mail.

Spoken.
Emily Perkins d.ys from New York for Lsguaya. In.
slant, 1t. 10 20. Ion 81 81
Eho from Bath. for Mstanzss. 9Th lat. % 81,
lon. 50 40.
Foreign Ports.
ST JoHss tP. l-Jaae y-st. Marks WILLIAMS for New
Yok days; Bdrmun Sergeant, for do do: Bu.ah MIR
r for Coast OF Acs. unc and ichr Willis. Putu, an. for
NYoIk, ia 9 days.
Home Ports.
PHiLApELPHIA, June l7-Arr Snanadoah Wet Liverpool
Prude lager, psermc Lareh Abbott St. John, PR ARK
ence MbCat.ck g. John, tK Peru Calhoun Dorchester.
Bei"w-sahrs Caroline Eclipse and Charity.
BAIT MoRy. June 6Afr Garonne. Myers Rotterdam via
NYok Cambr'dgs Parker, WINDSOR Ms; Francis Jane.
snn,s Msyng~h rh; Mass,chrsstts Browne NO,Ie, ms;
Jo"gh B.ch Hale do Chase HOP .ns, Previi..c., Try
burg and Rchmond Fox Harrington dSSld Prompt Davis.
Bos
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New York Cattle Market.

JUNE l7At market 1850 beef CATTLE $50 from the North
10 cows and calves, and 1850 sheep ard lambs.
Prices Beef Cattle little cheaper and we quote
IS SO so az the averages few extra at $725O left
Cows and Calves-Sales at SIS a $2S-leit over, 40.
Sheep and LambsAll sold at 81 80 81 80 for sheep,
and 81 rs a 50 90 for lambs
Hay-No change from last week-supply large.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EklAL GARDEN.

ANVENICAN WUSHUNIs
EklAL GARDEN.
AND + K h L u Il FAIR,
Corner OF Broadway and Ann street.
p II. BARNUM......... PROPRtsTOR.
F. HITCHCOCK. -. MANAGEt
Monday and Tuesday, June IL and 18th.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoon haifpast o'clock and in the
THE GIANT AND GIANTESS!
Are to be day from 10 O'Clock A. till P. NJ,
from q NIL 81, and from till 10 o'clock, r M.
ORPhEAN FAMILY OF VOCALISTS!
Oae OF whom
LITTLE MISS OF ONLY SIX YEARS.
re-ergaged by universal desire.
Mrs Wc.tem, Great Western. La Petite Certo. and others
engaged
On Wednesday June 10 the Manager takes Benefit and
preparI a most splendid bill lor the occasion.
q Admission the whole 70 ceats-chifdrenuun
years, half pr,ce. fei6
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Singing Tumbins. Box rs, Pit lsh cents ills itsrc
GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
MADEMOLSELLE UORVEILLiERE
LAS The hONOR her ffields and the
II puolsc that she will give hr FiNST at the
"'A' siGNOR ANTOGNINI,
SlGNOR sANQUlRICO.
NH ME M n a1 q rrMM
PRDGR ANNE.
PART ].
Grand Introduc en-Pianotorte. Mr. II Timm
Cayat,na-Tutto egi ia, tntto ie.n--M'dYle Dor .
velliere. '' belini
0raud Aria-Solitaio ia stranio lido, (hrst tine) SM
Ant gninI' Antogninl
song-i' be no Submissive " if,-Madil- D'Orveil-
OnAd Aris-Imili Ianpol r. m The ceis brated ore
A.ra Of ,enerentols Si6 Sanqairieo. Rossin
Grand Dust-E dunq ve,o dudace cena-Bella in
msgo degIi Dei-MsdIle D'UIviliiere and Mr.
Never. ....s...'. h0ssln
Rsctative ant Aia-Una Voce Pocofa-Madlle -
DOTvgIlIeTe.. ltossinl
Duett0-PcscatoI-S, sanquirico and Sig Anogni. va
dedicated his friend 5ignor A sanquirico, by
song-I m Sixteen Years and more or the Ward in
Ghaneery'-Md'iie DOrveers. ::..:. H. e Watson
cit customary {, place wealthy D. phans under this
ianshp OF the Court hincery and such
person under age 10 liable TO long imprisonment
Doors OPEN at 7, Coaceu to commeace at O'Clock.
flores and the door the evening the Concert.
US
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
a. - 4 m. - Ial< Esass

CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes. Is Ieea P,I. 2. nv Cenn.
JOHN sFr TON RE-ENGAGED.
THE 0yTLAW-Jso my wi'ossI sa NM Msa. J.ms'
A:s s w Ssy a e s Iov &c Rsrs c.
Mis-. Reynolds; Mr. henSioes Mr. G@sae; slippery Nike
b.r Wiuans.
PARK THEATRE.
Boxes 50 cents Pt...a ceat. ,aliery AK cents
THIS Is. s e.sa lss 5s' s F. d
% Iii sSS 5si n, w, ', : r#s ss
NIBLO's GARDEN.
OPEN FOX The SUMMER SEASON
The sa'sar%fsa XII + seffr 1s io' direction of
THIS EVENING, June 18Th sA. WI be produced
an 0dsiaffl6 Aps'spSsi esf .'i''' called
Jenny. Holland Laura Doriug,ou Mis-, Taylor
An Inmson Of twent mhnis between The Vaudeville and
To eonelad. wi b. ,. Ssl .sqs e Donnssi'. opera
Lobwitz. Mr. Holland Grenade, Niekiuson
mr. BUM fs sss s.s & ss
uu mss the dssa .: Com
Police officer. will be in constant attendance the utmost
c,Ie will be then @ MAINTAIN srcs and dscou anu all I'M
20 omniOa.ss viii to and fOn the Garden during the
'', an r,.Eg, EsTICKETs FIFTY cENTsA
loon proteced, and the NeS ia which Venaed
VAUXIIALL.
Asss Manager ir M EEH ~. @ss'fs Mr. w'''
This performances will comm'ns with piece Of
F0R-1lM MILO.
Timmio, Ms Timm strong ,sck, Walcctt
After viii ; Ro 81 lssss' IA Farce called
l''''m0n SAoII s0s Gk il:i Tf'A dH''Sy
To cOne,Yds viz x The e .p1 operaO Of
Ped igo Potts. Wacot Vincent, Mrs Timm
" No rosiporemeus on acceut { tn. weather
CASTLE GARDEN.I
sIG'R DOMENI o QURERAU!
OR, THE HUMAN ERONAu. !! Aud the Elegant
and al mired HENRICO
ON TUESDAY EVENING, June 18th.
FIREWORKS and I'd o. the original piece, called
STAR OF TEXAS.
Pyrctschnc Ar TO the Garden ISAAC EDGE, J and
WIN oTANTON.
Exhibition viii commence at o'clt OK precisely.
! HENkiCo's Act IN the Flying Corda
Qure III Teato Principal dc Madrid, will APPEAR
| on La Cor - Rode Fight Rspe
| FIREWORKS Wi cmnence with brilliant All haniA.
Liehts-LaIge Marine sisnsi Rockets-star Of land
Rockets with SaucissoLs I'd slver-rhe be utnl and
riff calied the CHEESE rartin TreeA pa.
called Star Of Trxastwo ID chefs with
| Id Rookie . with S'ars
| The New York Brass Band is engaged
| A nit ne IS cents Children hs price.
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MIR. DEMPSTER'S VOCAL ENTERTAIN
MENTS CONTINUED.

~ T. SOCIETY LIBRARY
ROADWAY AND LEONARD STREETS.
MH DkMPsTt has the honor to annout ce, that in
l Of The svorabis reception his Ballad soea
have with from ghy INTEL and zee bic audsn
he IL induced q them at the place for thTee
Evenings Of his week, Viz :Wednesday FRIDAY Saur
day. I9n alt and %, June. when he Ill choice snd
RED elections of most popular songs ald Ballads inclus
his iat.s composons yarcur Of which will be made
known Bills to be hid at the Muc Stosaod atthe So
W Library.
A chau g- of Programme Every evening,
Tickets Fifty Cents, TO be Rad the door. Doors
ma. past seven TO commence at eight O'Clock.
Mr. Demfscr will Vocal Entertainment the Brook
yo Institute (ate Lyceu Thursday Evening jes &c
The IOWAS ARE STILL AT HOBOKENi
OWING to the curl manifested by York
public 10 these noble specimens &c the uucvzed lndi
from the Far West and to the uu4vorabe weather they
hid fr display OF their performances they have been
induced TO poloug their visit Hoboken for week
They will there encamped until Tuesday June
23h and while there will perfect fc simle oil Indian
lie IN the forest by h.r various
dances Kites sremoses nc BE- bewci tn hours OF Tour
and ST. IN the Ntcrnoon varying their every ony
white Cloud the most cslsbntsd Indian Che who has
been IN New ork since the Of sck Hawk and among
the number oil those whose portraits arr monaHsa py Cat
lin who also makes worthy menon OF this Chief Ia his work
Newmon-ya (aIk in RAIN the third Chief Of the Ma
ton, ard monty yah t0rsat Medicine Mss also b'long
the every here attracted mut Attention
These their way 20 Europe from their hui
Jug grounds 500 miles west OF he Nssi.s pyi.
The ats Barclay Canal Chrsto her
and witn,u yards Of III ar encampmentJ
1hs Exhibition u Fee. j.Blwre
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This report shows slight falling oil in all the depart
ments but specie The loans have decreased sos the
circulation slsa.979; the deposits Siss7a5. while the
amount Of specie on hand has increased sas6 This is
decided Improvement in the movements Of the banks of
the State since last quarter and shows gradual reduc
ton OF business to suit the inactivity Of the summer
months. The banks Of South Carolina make monthly
turns and the regularity Of their movements can be prn'
cipally attributed to this policy The annexed compare
showing the business of these banks for some
time past exhibits very great uniformity Of movement
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The changes in the tariff marked by the spaces
in the above table, took place in 1916, 1924 1898.
1892 and sathe average rate of each varied hut trhe
at the commencement The Compromise Act of 1892
commenced as high as any previous, but by 1887 and
1885, by the influence of the sliding SCALE became very
much reduced will be seen by the gross revenue re
ceived from Imports The tarif of 1928 produced the
greatest On Importation of $780, 1874 400 dut
able goods in 1891, the gross duties amounted to the
Of $40 5e6 lis, while in $780, towards the
close of tho compromise ss5 only produced $2S
The tariff of ls4a threatens to produce the
that of 1924 and 1928 did, the rate Of duty
full as high, and the importaons much larger
DUTIES SOME THE Ps,NcIrAL ARricLys OF IMPORT
1916 1894. 1928. 1882. 1912
engs, uses &c., Is per 90 pc 60 50
Do Venetian &c., rs rer cent Is yc 40pc 3jpc 80 &c
Cotton, bagging, ~ per 3Hc sc SIC &C
Iron, Nails, scents sc SC SC &c
Do. Spikes, cents &C &C &C 2hc
DO. Gables, Chains &paIts20 Der cent &c &c Sc 2hc
Do. Sheet and Hoop 2s per ct &c SIC SC 2hc
Hemp. $50 yer ITS pc 800 pc 2l0 &C eco pc
Shoes and Slippers k, 30 per 81 30 30 pc q
Cloths and CassmeIes IS yer cent 3Hpc pc 0pc pc
Woolisn Yarn, rs per cent 3,Tpc 50pc 50 pc
Sugar. bfowa cents Sc 2nc 2Hc