The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-01

tanned credence in the city, that his lfeess body
had been found in the vicinity, suspended 10
tree. But the man who would commit murder
for so slight provocaton, is sure to be too much
OF a coward TO hang himself.
We are now lust on the eve of the commence
ment OF camp meeting season., and horse-tesh
quivers al the bare mention OF the TACT; whilst
carriage makers and doctors look on with salts
faction under the idea that I" it is i'll wind that
does not blow good to somebody" Broken car
RACES. spawned hoIs es, coughs, colds, and Grip
Piled consritutio IS, Will be found in abundance all
over the CITY before fall sets but, a matter
OF course, nobody ever caught cold or injured
their health on the camp ground. Then the ne
gro -ervan's-th,y are all preparing to start, for
the camp meeting month rs at hand, and though
they have neither clothes to their backs, shelter
for the com ny winter, they must be Oft 10 spend
thur years earning on the camp ground. Al the
end oi the month they will come back lazy and
lousy, and snutfiiny and coughing with colds,
whilst not n few will bring back with them a
tundt'y OF person. that II wi require three-fourths
OF year to get rid of In short, many poor
delicate wife, with a house foil OF children, will
be left during the hottest month in the year, to
toll and labor through homework that she is una
BILE to perform, and perhaps ruin her constitution
for life, whilst her serva.:t is entced off to these
unholy gatherings, from which they will return
ten-fold more wicked than they went.
There is no news stirring III this section Of the
country, all is :" fiat, stale, and Improbable"
SnIes or stocks MT Baltimore.
$1,000 Baltimore SIS sold yesterday at 9s1 but subss-
quently a small sale was made at o. Mary land s's
Closed to-day at Tx asked 7ss. bid slight decline -
Baltimore 6s Of 1890, closed at 9s3t asked, 9s bid
/ AN advance OF 4 baltimore and Ohio Railroad
shares, 40 asked, as bid.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81 1876.
The month of July is ending with tempera-
ture fit for the dog days AT 2 o'clock the Their
nom .ter stood al SO in the shade. slight show
fell in the morning, but 1t had little effect in
cooling the atmosphere.
Pontitcal mass was yesterday morning cele
brated by Bishop kenrick in the Caihe-
dral of St. Johns, Thirteenth street, in
memory of the late Pope Gregory XVI
cenotaph was raised in front OF the grand altar,
under which was placed coffin, covered with
black pail, with large cross worked in silver. At
the head of the coffin was placed the arms of His
Holiness, consisting of tiara worked in white and
gold; and the cross keys, worked in gold upon
black velvet, was displayed from the cenotaph
which lighted with upwards of a hundred
wax tapers. The ceremonies were unusually i'm.
posing, and drew an immense audience to witness
them The Bishop was assisted by large number
OF priests in their vestments, and surrounded by
the pupils OF the Seminary of st. Charles Barro-
mo- The sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.
O'Dwyer OF ST. Augustne's.
The Southwark Commissioners have offered a
! reward OF $500 for the arrest and conviction
Of the person who stabbed one of the wachmen
in the employ Of the district, on Saturday night
last Smaller rewards also offered Tor the ar
rest OF all the gang implicated in the assault made
upon him. He is recovering from the effect OF his
wounds
A new line to Baltimore, by way Of the canal is
shortly to commence operations. Passengers
and freight are to be carried in barges which are
to be tOwed to and from the canal, at either end
of the line, by steamboats,. Ore Of the barges has
already been completed, and three others are in
progress. The line will be under the superin-
1endence OF VIM H. Ashmead, Esq, formerly the
fine ship oil 500 tons will be launched to- NOR
row morning about O'Clock, from the ship ward
of Messrs. Vogels & Pearson, Southwark. She
is, as yet, without name, no purchaser having
appeared to lay claim the privilege of standing
godfather at her baptism.
The steam revenue cutter Spencer, arrived here
early this morning from Charleston. The object
of her visit to this port is for the purpose of having
her boilers repaired or replaced by new ones, as
may be necessary
Tn. tone Of public feeling in relation to the pas
sage OF the tariff, is gradually becoming calm
AS it only is expected to affect the interests of
certain classes engaged in manufacturing tho
raw materials, others who follow occupations,
engaged in tie different branches of bus-
ness CONSUMING the manufactured articles, are
now commencing 10 calculate that they will be
able, IN consequence Of the working Of the new
tariff, to obtain their supplies at less cost, and
consequently they can carry their operations
with a less expenditure. Reasoning in this man.
ner, with n selhshness inher IN human nature,
they are becoming reconciled to The bugbear,
whose detorn:tes vanish the nearer they APP
proach the object they had been taught to dread
A failure to the amount Of $l5O,OOO has taken
place to"ay, which is OF course attr buted to the
pressure OF the money market, conseq uent upon
the passage Of the tarifi bill
The operations by The stock brokers are more
numerous to-day than usual, and the rates are
gradually advancing.
sales or stocks AZ Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD-5 shares Commercial Bank Cincinnati,
a. oro schuy kill Navigation 6s 65 75%; 10 Northern
Bank OF Kentucky 9o 10 do ss5s 100 Reading R, 3a2S;
900 State SIS 81 SO Reading KR. "a.
Arr.H S.LEs I2 Penn Township Bank 20; 80 Reading
RR. 81; 5000 Reading RR Bonds. 10.
Ssco>p bo.Np-lo Schu, kill Navigation 81; 10 900
Reaiing Bonds -. 90 Merchants Manufsctui
Pittsburg, Al; 10 U Bank, AZ
AFTER SALKs-400U Texas Notes Ia: 100 Morris Ca