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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-23

Receipts at ports since Sept L. 1s4S ballet 2sl
Corresponding dates last year. ........... 7soeE
Exports from U: s. sine. Sept. i, iSls .... ts7's7o
Correspond ding dates last ys.r. 4esss2
Exports to Great Britain since Sept isls. ss2
Corresponding dates last year. los sl2
:" year before. S29,S47
Stock In shipping ports Of receipt. 527 Sl4
Corresponding dates last year. :.......... ss72e
The receipts At ssr no Ds'0, ,nc, n. l.;
been n GOO bales exports taken BY spinnsr:,
II eco taken on speculation, 10000; stock in city
up,0d aS 600 Il ; n. on SALE 10 600
art . Circular Of this date says
On Wednesday and Thursday succeeding the arr.
val OF the Wsshington the sale. aver.gsd2 500 bales
which continued ON the morning Of Friday after the
telegraph announced the arrival Of the America ct
assumption that she would bring handsome advance;
her accounts received about r M Of only eighth
S penny the
take hold The leters by this conveyance also the
annual Cotton Circulars which received next day.
deDce decided advance there, provided the popu-
lar estimates Of our crop can be kept at or under
observers tho probable extent Of it. lin which hcwev
En- do not coincide, being inclined to favor
saies, equal In average weight to the last crop,
be found in the Atlantic section) the market con.
tinued strong, and sales to the extent Of loco
The market on Monday, the 18th, affected by the
large arrivals Of the preceding day and the sales did
not exceed 800 bales for which about ghth easier
rates were accepted. The arrivals continuing large,
holders were more disposed to entertain sers Tues
day, and the sales were extended to 1000 bales ct
prices exhibiting decline Of quarter Of cent from
the highest point. On Wednesday, the business was
quite limited, and the market felt sensibly the heavy
arrivals, amounting to 80 Oc0 bales since Saturday
morning On Thursday, buyers for export having
wider choice of samples 1000 bales sold the pre-
vous decineIa. several large lists were still the
market unsold, the inducements to buyers were In
creased the next day and the transactions amounted
to 1000 bales, the market recovering onehsf Of the
previous decline later in the day. On Saturday the
tables were comparatively clear Of cotton and the mar
day 1t which 1900 bales di. POSED Of Yesterday
the market presented quiet aspect, the sales only
amounting to bales buyers feeling that present
The closing quotations in this market, were o an
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Port OF New York, January 81, 1919.


shpH.raeiho rbbats San Francisco Queca Of the wcst
att halett Liverpool woodruff Aintarn; ULi,n Jones,
Baiks-haspps 0dier San Francisco W roo'e, Tom pie.
ton, Slower Cksgres Buck: Auto,eon Nrk Nav OyI.ans
Eagle Hazard. '
brie.-.srA Psiree Antigua and Laguavra @ whitshs.
NEhfer bancbAsd Ger Nesmith Loretto
ssrson new Orleans Eiwe CO. Uyoops Cahean ssysnnsh,
Chnten, AndySNh Ne, eturGss, Clsarmaa 10. - -
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WASHINGTON, Jan. FL, lS49.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Il, 1919.
Issue of United States tNock-7he Extraordinary
Accounts from Californ,a--Mr. Doxglass's Bill,
&c. &c.
The amount of stock of the late loans issued to
foreign account, at the Treasury Department, for
the week ending yesterday, was $s35, 900, appor-
toned as follows =
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DiGboiicol Outrags-Rspe and Attempt to Murder.
The most intense excitement has prevailed in this
vicinity since Friday last, owing to nendsh outrage
upon respectable white GIRL of about IA years Of ags
by devil inoarnsts in the shape of athletic negro
1t appears from the preliminary examination of the
case that the daughter of highly respectable and
worthy family, living this village, was on her way
home from school, Friday last, about four O'Clock,
she was attacked in piece Of wood through which she
was compelled to pass by diAbolical negro and bru.
tally rAvished. After having accomplished his helsh
design the negro asked the girl II she knew him.
replied the unfortunate victim, do, but too weln
Then, damn you," faid the negro, "In kill you" At
this uncture he seized her by throat and commenced
the work Of DEATH but, by providentia dispen-
istion, before he had accomplished the heborn act
large boy, who had been attracted the spot BY the
and having spear In his hand with which he had
been fishing, the negro became alarmed and ran into
the woods After few minutes, the girl enabled
to walk, when the boy accompanied her for o short
distance, and having to 60 In opposite direction, he
lett her to proceed home alone Scarcely had the hey
turned his back when the negro, who had been watoh
Ing their movements, discovered by the girl in the
act Of running towards her again with the Intention
undoubtedly, Of finishing his diabolical work. The
boy again ran to her assstsnce and proceeded homo
with her, when the alarm WAS instantly given, the
Beighborhood aroused, and about seven O'Clock tho
black hend captured brought before Judge Broad
ley and subsequently lodged In the Queens county
jail Had the extent Of the outrage been known to the
popu the negro would have breathsd breath
beyond jamaica As has been already stated the girl
beo nes to highly respectable family and attended
respectable seminary In this village.
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LosDoN-pahet Oh Ntrthurn Rand rbos n s..n a.,
Holmss Baker-s6 in ste rsre 'hins' - Sanberser,
chester. II "<ofBo If,ndoil, u 70.
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vINEzuE1A.-Throueh the attention of Mr.. Si-
las Gore Whitney. the Consul at this port, we have
eceved semi official statement Of the condition Of
the Republic Of Venezuela on the 2lst OF December
last which gives somewhat different view Of affairs
there from those recently published In this country
According to this information, the insurrecton nary
movement under Psez 1t that date confined to the
immediate vicinity Of the lake Of Msracabo, and the
government had the means Of SURPRISING all the
rength Il a. remained to It, IL il said that the whole
rebel force had taken refuge at the lake Of Msrscbo
and the Fort Of San CaroA-Paez and . few persons
who accompany him In Curacao, had sxhausted all
their resources and credit. The stesmsr Scourge,
formerly In the employ Of eur government, Of whose
seizure We have already had said to have been
sold by Vespasan Ellis to Gen. Pasz. She was at
Porto Cabelo awaiting her trial. The government ad
In harscaibo over l40e men under Col Casteli; be.
tween Casigua and the Port Of Atagraoia thousand
Porto Carraro and In the Provinces of Merida
and Truxillo its squadron, consisting Of six brigan
tines, seven schooners, and the Libsrtador
with more than 600 men board had at last advces
psfed the bar Its way to assist In the reduction OF
the rebels ut Msracsbo This Is spoken Of decisive
triumph Of the arms Of the government and step
which removes all doubt Of the prompt and complete
Of order and tranquility throughout
the republic. -Boston .adpertissr, Jan %.
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Cotton Trade.

The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate
moveme nts In this staple In theorts Of this
from the commencement OF the season to the latest
dates, In each Of the past tAree years.
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SUMMARY BrATEMErr VALUE 0ooDs WARrS
AND NM .cHArDrsE IMPORTED UNITED SrArEs IN
July l. 1915.
Sofcss of Merchandise. In American In R,rSioa
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rsnceo, ne question then, very naturally arises,
upon wnat ground can the State officers refuse nav,
nent OF the interest coupons OF such bonds "A
tusy presented at the Treasury acoordin0 IN ths
s.. the lay The State has paid no int.
.sst hnee March, 1888 The United States Bank pad
the holders their interest the following year
the coupons evidence their ripht 10 claim sssns3
sns state But the late Law grants RELIEF 10 the
pahk ior THIS payment but, the contrary exoud es
these coupons from the benefits Of its provisions
MUST we therefore come to the conousou that sftsr
e sge Oh ne Bank had presented Its for
neee coupons without bonds the officers of ths state
becoming thus aware Of the fact that this amount
;ouId not be paid under the law, can urge that as
esson 10. NOT paying interest on bonds which Fare
prerented according to the vision the act? Must
We De when presenting bonds because 9th.
efson prese ntipg coupons only excluded Must ve
upon the eRaetnents Of the Law, which expressly pro-
vide Tor payment, be de MED because others having
no claim under the law present which ali Adj
init cannot now be paid! What provision future Lsos
iature may make for the of the Bank know not
enough for us 10 know that is claims cannot be paid
out OF the sinking fund.- the avas Of which, now exist
Ing and hereafter to be received have besn
appropriated BY law to the payment sfinsrsst on suon
ponds as may be presented 1t the Treasury accord
,bg to priority OF maturity" The coupons pres sntsd
ey the agents Of the Bank be paid under tho
ms "n,, appropriation Why, then, should payment
enactment of the law We cannot suppose the law
Intended to exclude all pssties from it, benefits
nav. mad soms objsot. The money 10 Ia the
~ apply Tor 1t under the Law creditors Of
we state and We are refused because osima nts spe
esuy excluded present an account, which would sb-
rr .ns tund u the claim was allowed Are, there.
iore al Others not only not excindsd hut 10
90 embraced by the enactment of the la = 70 bs o.
cuoeo ALSO As sufferer by ths deesioo Of thu ,av
omesIs OF your state have taken the liberty TO sub
s vi, e,s s'sement 10 your consideration and would
iseI Obliged II consistent with your respons,hs s,tns
uon at an acknowledgment Of your rs..,nt ~ ,h,.
Soa.aS n," AZ your leisure Last month ad
ofeefee MS Exoeiienoy the Governor on this
copy thereof forwarded to the Hon secrstArv ~ H.
Treasury have the honor to remain VI '"s
very respectfully, Sir your very obedisat servant.
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Herald Marine Correspondent.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-21

Drsrnrssrro Arrnp.-A Mas BuRED ALIyE A
painful occurrence came to light YESTERDAY, which
created intense excitement The remains Of the
rsble ID. Evans Reese, who died Suddenly on Friday
evening, we're conveyed TO the Light street burying
goound and while they being placed in the vault
the hand OF human being was discovered protruding
from one OF the collins deposited there. On closer
examination those presen. startled To ind the
hand was firmly clenched, the como bursted opsn sui
the body turned entirely over, leaving not doubt
that tn. unfortunate being hal been iricd alive The
corpse was that of res gectabe man, who died appa-
rently very suddenly. aud whose bDdy vas placed la
the vault on Friday last I: isa narrowing thought,
10 suppose that he buried tore life extnct
but the facts leave little doubt Of 10. Truly IL sad
commentary on has'y burials-Bat. clipper, flag 20.
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CASaprav ypw OF rur SECRET ErrEDrrTov-
The curse OF slavery, which hangs over this con-
tinent like . dark and threatening cloud, ready ct
any moment to belch forth its fierce ghtnngs aud
strustion, viii probably long receive another add
ton to its present enormous power II the people OF the
Northern States do not bestr themselves and prevent
q new movement Of the South. IL appears, from the
correspondence Of the ~ H. Herald that the band OF
soldiers returned from Mexico and thrown upon their
old In and about New Orleans have with the
assistance and concurrence of some wealthy slave
holders httea out expedition for the invasion Of
Northern Mexico. 10 Is said that 10 900 1000
kets have been secured and that 900 men sgni
fed their readiness to embark In the enterprise The
report may be founded In fiction, but II Ia what
curious state must that society be- where the leading
Journal gives credence to so strange
II true the North must separate from the s)uth aud
declare its 20 suly itself longer with
the bloody stain which has so long disagured ~ We
give the account have received IT, but feel some
what doubtful Of Its truthfunrs IL the federal gov
eminent nonsntity, that should allow such things
to pass unheededl IL the principle Of raPscity aud
plumber generally spread that when II thus evinces
itself must be quietly winked at on secretly enco
rsgedl The weakness VI the MexIcans should surely
them against the sggressions OF those Who t
appears only brutay stronger. iios consist
ent for the American government to applaud strug-
Cling Hungarians and 20 permit brigsnds 10 depart to
riot and rsvsge among the simple hearted Mexicsnsi
Hamiiton tCd Journal, flag. H.
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The steamship America Capt. Harrison, will leave
tAis port to morrow for Ha.fax and Liverpool
The Weekly Herald will be published at o'cssk to-
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1919.
The Late Riot in hiLadeiphia-Poisticdi More
me,ts - Health of the City Markets, Stock
Sales, &c.
The disturbed district, that yesterday was hem
med in by police, to-day presents no trace Of the
riot, save in the brickbats literally strewed about
the streets. The police will not be on duty again
until evening; but the knowledge that the military
are in readiness to appear at the call Of the sheriff,
will, undoubtedly, prevent any fresh outbreak for
the present. The Moyamensing rowdies, how
ever are too bitter in their revenges to give ground
for the hope that there will not be second edition
very shortly. They are smarting under the know
ledge that their opponents (the blacks) gave them
Jesse on Saturday evening, and those who know
them best are sure they will never rest until they
retaliate. A motley gang was crowded into the
cells at the city lookup this morning, comprising
all shades OF color, charged with every description
of offence. They were heard by Alderman Ken
ney, and the most OF about forty prisoners were
committed to answer being implicated in the riot.
Eight others were committed from Southwark, un-
der similar charges.
Some of the volunteer corps were under arms
last night at their armories, but disturbance OF
any consequence occurring, theirservices were not
needed.
The democratic political conventions are in
session to-day, for making general nomination
causing the usual gathering in front OF the State
House Of the anxious asplrants after the Offices.
The candidates are there, and II is amusing to the
lockers on 10 the cunning manner in which
they approach the delegate to persuade him TO vote
for their humble selves. Seine take refusals good
naturedly, while others are silly enough TO show
temper but all are able to make a calculation TO
prove that they certain to get the nomination,
IL certain thing adverse to their hopes does not
happen. The expected amalgamatlon Of the oppo-
stion parties, If It takes place, will spoil their
chances for election, even il nominated
No cases or deaths by cholera having been re-
ported to the Board Of Health for the las, forty
eight hours, the publication of daily bulletins has
been discontinued. Our city can, therefore, now
boast n clean bill Of health.
The following the sales Of stocks at the nrst
board:-$1,200 Wilmington RR Loan, ss7s; 10 Me-
chanics' Bank, 26T; 1000 Reading Mortgage Bonds,
04A; 400 Wilmington RR Loan, ssik.
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Hon James Pollock, late member ~ Congress, is
spoken 81 az the whg candidate for Governor Penn
sylvsnis.
Ah.i rect IL the free coil candidate for the
IN the fourth Congressional a.. trict CT Vermont
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Ha~fls for California.

The steamship Falcon, Capt. Hsrtstein, will leave
this port the 9th ins for Chsgrss, touching At
CAarlsston, Savannah, Havana, and New Orleans.
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nR RALPn,s PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON

~ the nature Symptom progress ecnse luenes remedies
and % the genital including m,surbton stc.
diseases resembling vener-a sven in NJ other work)
se sdspsd 70 every indiyiual ~ boti sexes THIS
the only trniy useful work The subject rrten IN plain
language the recipes for all medicine faithfully gven th
Intended We useful every one every place
9Th edition. IA p,rea Pries 81 30 bad 81 the suthgr
~ Greenwich street. mtsi tree by post Clay Co. pub
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W % FhNNhHUt -E-Fl1 w
II ship SheridanSr; We the undersigned. seconi AHA
BY ship from Liverpool 70 New YORK.
feparae although late without sing sincere %
for uniform Kindness AMI attentoato DARING
To also Offer thaaks for thor
tien, good conduct and civhty. Wshins happy
ins shh your friends and family we rsnan yogrs .els
koh,r Pm T. Lehr. Michael Mckenaa, Nchard Kelly, ~
Anderson, Thcs. Houston Andrew Anderson W n. 9r1Sa
Henry Broadecnt, Ulyses Burke, Daley Thomas Kelly
Annette Burke
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California FAre Apsaas-Joseph ~ Hart, "a
Maiden Lane for the sale Of Has celebrated Car
Can be loaded ~ minutes light In
yssh and for simplicity are superior 10 any sno arm
sy the ohiy approved OF by the u scye n
DsBt large assortment Of Guns and Pistols on hand
Fine fresh Teas--<onstantiy on hand, =
lsSxe and Of 0slong Young Hyson
Imperial Teas OF all the various
for lowest market prices for cash Only at
IOWLERS $50 a23 and 70 Vesey and corner
0yaAd and Clinton streets.
a ne Rlchelsexl Diamond Pointed Cold
Pe,a made and sold by j. SAVAGE 90 Fulton street.
che most durable in the world j. 5. has large
@ock Of Silver Watches of all the most eeie
ksed makers to time, which he
will sell very low.
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery
On the upper corner Broadway and Murray
celebrated beautiful has produced
some that clearly demonstrate the fact that
Pumbss Daguerreotpes has been equaed
other picture.
mrs. Roeder Is the only person In this City
consulted her her
1ssien and and she is Of those i'm
pesers fortune telers Her residence H Wooster street.
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fOV t5 Ann STREET, established over seven yoar for
he sale Of Or Hesdretsons AMI sercur Fuid 81 COLLEEN
Pills, Victims Of De iatedisssses should consider
hese rem-dus their only life prserysves IN slch casee
R,utnltr CO Anss;rvtt Y. 4. HENDRiCks0N, N. ID.
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SpORTlNG.

~~>~>~
- ACES. UNION COURSE, l.. L,-FIRsT WEEK IN
~ October-First Day Sweepstakes for olds subs
$780, half forfeit three more to make race TO name
and close the 18th September; the waner to receive 500
from the proprietor Same Day Purse $GO0 three mile
heats with inside stake Of $500 half forfeit aud
close the LIST September Second Day: Purse $780, four
mile heats with inside stake Of $780, half forfsit
and close the LIST September These free for all
horses being optional with their enter into the
inside stakes ar not Other purses may be q sseh
The stables OF Messrs Hare Tally and Green will be
from Virginia.
IINION COURSE, L. I.-TROTT1NG.-PURsE $50
~ Mile Heats three Ave. harness Free for all
horses To close Thursday Aug 80 9H o'clock 81 the
more 10 start to make q
NJ d. GREENE. Proprietor.
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NOR CALrroRNtA-rgE SUP HE

LfoR CALIFoRNts.-THE SUP HERCULES. MAot-
gam Master loading at Philaiepha will sail about
the first % October She has unierjck cabin aad house,
but IN order 70 afford ample accumulation 10 has been de-
tcrmin cd 20 take second cabin
10 limit the number Of the first csss 70 twenty Capt
family in the ship and peculiar advantages offered
families The ships newly eOppere and escellent order
Arpiy forthwith to JAMES BERGEN
Wal efreet NJ Vt
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SHIPPING,


II NIcKERBocKER coMPANYs VEGETABLE ANTI
IN BILIOUS PILLS.
THEIR rRoPysItrs;
l. hey Purify the Blood T. They do not sicken the
z. They remove Distractions. Stomach.
They Egual,e the Circulation y They 10
T. They Cleanse and Strengthen els costye
the System. Q. They do Weaken the
8. They are purely Vegetable, sys,em.
simple mild safe TO- Nor do they prevent
8. They do not Gripe. ing or drinting whatever
IL agreeable.
All Pills not possessing there Ten Properties base Coun
terfets.
Bilious Fever. Headache;
Fever and Aguo, Spinal Diseases,
Intermittent Fever, Diseases Of the Kidncys
Congcstive Fever, ssrofulous Diseases
Remittent Fever, Erup.ivc Diseases
Liver Complaints, Piles and Diseases Of the
Dyspepsia, Bladder,
Iostyeness. Painsin the Back and Loins
Female Ohstructiens, Pleurisy and Colds,
Loss OF Appetite, General Bshility,
Collie Fatulent and Bilious, DROP zeal Affections,
Dysentery or Flux Diarrhea,
Water Brash, Ague Cake aad Jauadice,
Indigestion, Eructations,
Nervous Diseases, Worms Tin small doses)
These Ps useful In all needing Medicine or Physs
Try them. They will do you good and only good post
lively Having tested their virtues
will % be without them, fad
medical substitute equally plesssn, aud efeaeious
Price-singie bor, 20 dozen boxes, So; 6dotsn
boxes, $40 gros, SIS. Sold by Druggists generally.
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T.tt ow-- The last sscs were made at 40 for good
wnsgsY Sal,s Of 400 to 500 barrels were rep orteA
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mr.. FAwcETT CAN De CoNFfDENrIALLY con-
~ suited AZ his oce 81 Dcy street, all private diseases
The mott obstinate yield 20 his mode Of trsatsn which "
onthe ercurs principle srctures cured on the most
approved plan. The Victims Of solitary slso
apply. with certainty Of cure. Once 81 ~ street.
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L,oR CALTroRSIA, VIA CHAoREs-FARE RE-
duced-The we'll Known steamship FALCON will leave
New York Monday, August 9Th, AZ o'clock, r. NJ,
her pier at the foo. Of Warren street NJ r. Passengers the
Falcon will have opportunity Of viewing Havana and New
Orleans and arrive at Chsgres in ample time to
Pacific steamer Of October let from Panama a. ths follow
ing reduced prices Psaye 20 Chaxres in after
$40 do do. forward do $50; do. do and found
So do. New Orleans IN state rooms SI do Havana do
Wat