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TAB. s. .s. Hs' ssa.:. A.' Coz Unicorn
ss:: e. 3 s s.. Louis De Ts
: 5ssa,ss
z:s.5 sss R SS;i:Y.. %
4K s e. Bas" Peck
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h:s.,. GssSG NBsSsId Moses Eas.r nv.n p
ssns.
3 % sn s. p ssS w nSs
HS:f @ ,ssss'l ss'' ss s s%s
Ion f. Is ~ sa sna ss
isrs a1 poS from sn psndss for s M"ntra ga
sslpha; ;am9 time saw large ship standing E. with in
R.rh B.s CT Bo,qnl Prior casteamare 18th inst aud
a r s1h Ban:h to ShA M,ssD Phelps
had Ssy Weather ss %S
Big A,y: COT Eastpor,l Bramhal, Mansanila, April 2s
and g 81 with TSf Sss s:T p Chase
ca Len s"n no % T 2s n with md' to
Rs s% With ss: Sass.9y C. Garsena.
7sS ps lris CLIFFORD from saena Granae for aYori
days with mase hss S"ss Garsfrs ssors
Brig Emily TASTY, Charleston days with cotton, 10
Brett yose. o. ' ~ 'ei' ~
sehr La Bella Francisco, Ingram, Vera 2s.h nit with
mdsr 70 iatrulo 18Th aud 2th n
on % ~ eIsriene'd leavy gale from The Ne which
s.i Mobile 'fi.fsa hS vii. fs ss s.' to
Snrge IieaIn ~ co. !4h INST lat u 49, ~ 80 spoke
HAVE. " ~" '"A' A''
ssm Henderson, Van Name, Virginia, days.
Ss.I pNid Coz Crowel f,.ton for Albany
u : Dry Dock Brooklyn. - ~ e' IVA wv
Sehr Pearl. Weels iiarwich.
saesP Planter Cartwrieh Sag Harlor
Below.
One bark and three briggs
ship Emperor for Charleston in beating down ,hs Il
lesIGsy AFTERNOON, ashore West Bank hut
VIII probably Iet off At igh water. ' Wv
There large number vessels outward honnd
SuAIahnhs among which packet ships ndrcw Foster
@ ana Northumberland for London Also ships
iur rotterdam HggDson (Br) Quebec; brin, Rus
sra h.m New Haven for Georgetown Sc Philura for Sa
vaBIah. ~ "i'"i"' I'VE Oh
81 Sc " " Sn' o w sun
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The Indian T.oubI.. in Florida.

ST.. JonN's RTts. August IL, 1sst.
rsrIsrsiens Jor Wsr- Organization If r-eimsus-R.-
gifstiicn u ne Gorerros for Troops.
War, after short ircontibuance. seems to bSvs re-
turred TO her ancient seat in riia After the con-
qustt,' the invasou.n ineprs ons and Indian wars
slmcst nnumersbe, and the lapse Of three centuries
among them, the savage It'll squst in her swamps and
plants his n aiEe murder lately. at Indian River
Inlet, about midway between the northern and south
ehtEcmiies Of the peninsula the east, and tive
murders besides few days aoer With the riding Of
trading store In about the latitude the vsstsrn
give strong that the tone Of the
selu ocs mind In again for bO~tilitiss Whether b.
the love Of country the love Of strife-passions
stronger IN the than the civilized breawhich
now impl. him or both these feelings IL Is not worth
while 10 lctk far into nov at lulu apparently afser
the FIRST outbreak and during the important season. to
bn, q sath.ring eorn " ia moment for decisive,
and ok cchob,e.
vas tho act Of some baud Ootav~d from the main bo-
dy, aus "a they are kposn 10 have been young men.
rctralnt for trophies OF their vsor sud manhood The
feccnd might have been IN. party, only
The place go ms 10 fail too lar within the rounds Of the
regular indian authority. and another matter that
also To weigh the beam little farther this
vay which 10 that oncsr ~ the arry sent because
q his learning in Seminole polity and manners
charged vtb the duty of trying to ccnvnce the red
natives that the ponds and fssnesss Of FLORIDA not
Sitting hebit alton. for lndsns has been dsapponts
In meeting his ola friends the chiefs Thus IL IL that
the people consider tbs matter baaneingons side with
tho other.
Whether there Il an indian var or not seems 20 be a
question succeeded. the hrst atrocities have been
the part 81 She by spell Of seeming mae.
tion Not 90. etcgrth-r, the part Of the whites
fftm Tampa Dey about twenty i've soldiers sent
stih~srd to ipqcire into the dinicuites squad Of a
s,gtn has been stationed at Indian iver and half
vsy b,tWeen u aud 81 Augustine at plantation (Oun-
1nw,ou). another Witnn short tune. the settlers,
al almost every disepce frem the torus have fed to
them aud the rest herring their hsv~sts aud cat
tie ard making rapid srranseme nts for fight Com
rsnics 81 volunteer are propcrdts be formed In every
place. end ambitious commanders are la readiness In
vuy grrat plenty. Reports u every kind coDtnualy
eene fr, ~ every direction Trails and signs are
N, cattle missing aud Indians areslnost SEES
be renipsula Is In one mighty uprcsr.
The Governor a the stat. has ordered nine scmra-
n.s q scld TO be enistsi less complete.
they unidentified 90 be In msrch for Fort MELLON,
about miles north Of territory reserved
to the occupancy Of the Indians Prom this point a.
the centre line Of poets " proposed to be sxtsndsa
east end from the Straits 70 the Gulf The whole
, Der Of will b. seven hundred.
5hs company from Dual county stopped at 81 Az
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M0ndsy, Aug. 25-0 p. M.
The stock MARKET opened heavily this morning, aud
things look gloomy enough In Wall street. so far as
fancy stocks concerned to satisfy the most invete
rate bear There not bulls enough ut the board to
give the opportunity to operate to any extex
Very have enough to purchase any stock 1t
present prices the bears therefore compelled
remain inactive At the first board. to- day, Canton
Company fell OF per cent, and Erie Railroad y. Erie
Bonds declined u per cent since last sale. There
no sales Of Harlem at the first board
In Boston, the money market has presented no. new
features The current street rates stn from to
per cent according to the class Of paper offered and
the time Of maturity The banks have discounted for
their regular customers to fair extent and the pre-
dictions Of tight money market in August, conse-
quent upon the fall mportations have not yet been
realized The share market has been unsettled during
the week. The transactions have been to moderate
extent with slight falling of In quotations, with
or two exceptions.
The Baltimore Fire Insurance Company have de-
slared half yearly dividend Of FIVE per cent Of which
four per cent are payable to the stockholders.
The State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania has made q
port showing that there Sl50oos in the Treasury
applicable to the North Branch Canal.
The question Of paying the bonds of the Union Bank
is again asitated in Mississippi The Mississ;ppan
asserts that General Quitman, the democratic candi
date for Governor, has declared that he regards the
question of payment Of these bonds settled by the
people, and that the State would be dsgraced if it
should retrac from the position it has taken is the
opinion of the organs of the democra c party In the
State that the people will never agree to pay these
bonds
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
foreign and domestic exchange for specie and for
current money
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Quotations for government securities ct the latest
dates compared with those current the middle Of July
show decline Of two and three per cent but compared
With those current week two since there has been
very little change Prices have lately been steady but the
market Is weak and they with difficulty sustained.
The indcsions are In favor Of depreciation to mode
rate extent. Money still continues abundant, and is
easily obtained, upon the best securities at nve and
six per cent The most cautious class Of capitalists
are disposed to hold government stocks at any price,
preerrins the certainty Of receiving the interest they
promise, than higher rates upon securities Of more
doubtful character, which nuotuate o much in the
market that any attempt to realize may involve
crnce Of than the difference in interest. There
IT, however class Of capitalists, Of speculative turn
Of mind who are by means satisfied with four and
Eve per cent interest and wish at all times to hold
their means in hand to take advantage OF any as
tringenoy In the money Market to lay them out proata
bly,. These capitalists shave most Of the business
paper floating about Wall street and realize ten and
twelve per cent per annum In that way. During the
past four Eve months business paper has been scarce
and the demand for money has been 90 limited and
the amount seeking employment large tha. no
one would stand shave, and capitalists of all Kinds
we're compelled to purchase government securities or
hsve their money on deposit in hanks Idle and au-
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CENTIEvILLE COURSE TROTTNG.-THE FoIloW
POLITICAL,


CEcOND ASSEMBLY DIsrRICT.-THE DEMOCRATIC
- Electors Of the above District COMPRISING the Third and
s,th Words are requested TO meet waucas sixth Ward
nots on TUESDAY eNehnf ,hs Iotn instant, at malt past
th at the Syracuse Convention the 9Th OF September
for the purpose Of nominating State scos the
election by order Of the members Of the Democratic
General Committee from said District
DEMoCRATIo MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL
~ Tie committee pointed by the Democratic Republican
General Committee 70 make arrangements for Public
Meeting to be held at Tammany Hail. the 10th Of septem
her next TO respond TO the nominations Of tho
State Convention which will meet at Syracuse the 5th q
sAd month. will assemble at the Committee Room Tsmmany
Hail. ednesday, the 29h of August nst Of II oelek
noon. Punctuel attendance IL requested. By order
ALEAANDkk WILLS, Chairman Com Of Arran gemcntA.
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rOaEIcN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A NDERToN's nOTEL IN LONDoN.-THfs HOTEL,
n No iC2 Fleet street is IN the most iste situation
Ion don f business and others wishing eofor BILE and
cheap lodgings consists o. three houses an1 is 10
The Railroads ana Theatres Exhibition for ten sh
lngs aud typente veet; Servants shilling PER day
The sutfer Der soss share % patronage from americans
Of whom With hotel and where oil The del
also the New Yerk Herald, 10 keps. i. A. CLkhON.
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TnE MARRIED. woMAS's PRIVATE MEDICAL cow

paniou BY Dr. A. NJ kaurie.an Professor fDssas~s Of
Wcusn. sixth sditien. LIMO. pp 80. Prise 81. soCe
toIes cold In sin menihs
isars Of suffering Of physical and mental ANGUISH % many
afcionse WIFE, and recuniar, sculties the hu-hs
rsh have been saJed thousands poor would
iorsd comIetenses Thousands broken in
have enjoyed 49, hundreds row In their sves sail alive
BY timely POSSESSION Of this work.
II " INTENDED especially for the thee
ratrg narrnye 90 IL dtsloses Important sLish
should Ie Known TO thsm particularly.
To hofe whose kesth decs pc iasr,zS, ,rf-
rsi'y, ~ IL q special itn poftanse.
Hcrc ALEC. every fsiaaicthe wife. w. rstbsr, ths
either budding into wonanhcod the in the desins u
year, whom nature contemplate. Ia portant shsare
ean oieeoNeT the csrser and the ets
rsdi srd most ccr'an mode 81 sur In every esmplsstt
which her ser IL subject.
Yer sas a. s22 Broadvay and 81 the Publishing OSs. IN
Ltuy street, ~. y. Little Co., Albany w. r. Davis,
Boston " r. petsrscn % Chestnut street PILLS d.phla,
Wam IaylcrS Co, Bsltimorsi ,. r. Roussopi, New Or
leans; J. n. Cubbsdge, savasnah.
On the receipt OF 81 cory will Ne transmitted by nail
nee % postage 10 any part Fl the United States All letters
he addressed raid, 10 Or. A. NJ. uaurseau
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produ ctive The demand for these created
in connection with that existing in Eu fops, inflated
prices that the rate Of interest reaiS reduced
to poin. lower than had been known here for years
change is about taking place; Il great change
by any means but il is our mpreslon that shall
lower prices ruling for government securities
Those who compelled to parchase these securities
early in the summer, for the want Of something
better, viii put tAem upon the market as the
demand for money increases and IL becomes more
valuable and we may, therefore, expect mo-
derste dscline We have probably seen lower
prices for money in this market than will be
again realized for years. There many ways Of
employing capital in this country that it is matter
Of astonishment to how the deposits in banks
have been suffered to accumulate and the rate of nts-
rest become much reduced The railroads in the pro-
Of construction in the Middle and Eastern States
will require S5o,e0o0O0 to complete, most Of which
nust be raised IL raised at all in New York Phadel
phia and Boston. From 600 to 600 over
and above what has already been expended will be re-
quired to finish the Erie and tho Hudson River Rail-
road every dollar Of which must be provided by capt.
taists and others Of this city Boston has greater de-
mands for the railroad and manufacturing companies
Of New England than she can supply Philadelphia
has her central and other railroads to complete and
Baltimore has works Of internal improvement on
hand which will require all her finish; and
the probability therefore is, that for long time
come, money will net only be worth than the
legal rate Of interest but that 1t will not he orhco-
ing at any price, for these doubtful Investments
Within the next twelve months, shall without doubt
experience Of the evils Of former times in the
money market
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We understand that VIM. A. Cornwall Is collecting
subscriptions IN the interior of this State for the New
York Hereld. lie has authority to obtain single
subscriber, to receive cent on our account. lie
correspondent in Albany but ceased some
time since. to act In that capacity.
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CONTENTS.
Notice TO EubAcribera.

Subscribers In this city, Brooklyn, Williamsburgh,
Jersey City, se. &c, assured that the Herald
will be delivered at their houses and stores at or before
six every morning. Those who dc not receive IL are
requested to nety Of the delay aud It shall at once
be remedied.
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On or about the first Monday or Tuesday In The
month Of September next, intend to commence the
Issue Of cheap weekly Journal at the subscription
price Of one dollar Pr ennum, to be called the Dsar
Weekly Herald IL viii comprise, principally, the news
and intelligence which appears in Sunday and Mon
days Daily Herald, and In size will be the IS the
DAILY Herald. Its reading matter will be entirely dis
tinst from that Of the Wsekiy Hrri which has been
regularly published by for several years past. The
Journal viii be intended for country circulation
and distribution rostmsstors throughout the coun-
TRY, and others acting agents, or sending on SUBJ
scriptions. will be allowed for eny number Of copies
over which they send rcmtances for at the rate Of
twenty per cent commission for their trouble Subseri
bers in any number from Eve to more, may uaits in
subs and by transmitting to us five dollars, viii re-
seive six copies of the Dollar Herald
We induced to issue such journal for the ceuu
try In consequence of repeated solicitations to that
effect from all parts Of the Union The matter pub
Mshed In the Sunday aud Nonday editions Of the Daily
Herald has heretofore had hut little no circulation,
except what It received In the Daily IN consequences Of
the Weckiy Herald being published on saturday. This
will remedy the defect Of not circulating variety Of
interesting matter In the country which appears IN
those two issues Of the Daily Herald
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RE WARDS

NEWAADSs
CAUTION AND $25 REWARD-A WHITE LEATHER
~ valite and sachel lost or stolen Wednesday
evening" 22d sst in going from the Astor House the
North River steamboat said yalse contained three promise
sorry notes all bearing date 18th july 1885, and said
notes being for $500 at 90 days for $500 at 90 days.
Tor 900 at months Each Of said notes was signed by
Nicholas Krebt maker, and endorsed by the A b.
southworh and payable at Gaena Illinois All persons
hereby cautioned and forbid to receive neyoate ssd
stolen notes. and their payment has been stopped s2j will
be paid the return of the vase and the contents to
Eouie.
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SpOATlNG.

SpOAT1NG.
- ACES. UNION COURSE l.. L.-TIRST WEEK IN
III OcoberTrst Day Sweepstakes for year old subs.
$780, half forfeit three more to make TO
close the 10Th September the waner receive 500
from the proprietor Same Day: Purse 5000 three mile
heats with inside stake Of $500 half foifeit and
close the list September. Second Day: Purse $500 four
mile hests with inside stake Of $780, half Forfeit
close u Let september These purses all
horses it being optional with their enter into the
inside stakes or not osher purses may be Vsn Of when
The stables Of Messrs. Hare, Tally and Green Will be on
from Virginia.
CENTIEylLLE COURSE TROTTING.-THE FOLLOW
~ ing purses opened to of 9th OF Sept No.
purse SIS mile heats der the saddle for horses that
trotted for money No s5, mile heats harness,
for horses hat never No. 3, so, mile
heats, TO $50 lbs for horses that purse
$50 No $50, mile heats host Sin la harness
Zee FOR all cling horses No o. $50 mile hesa best
in harness closed with ENTREES namely T.egra pb
Stranger and Trustee Entries for thhove
Thursday August 30th by 10 clock r. H. Greene Mad
dens Hote IFS Chatham Three purse
make q field and two in each 70 start male race.
JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
HARIEM PARK TaoTTING CouRsE-A PURSE OF
x.5 viii come OF "Wednesday 3th Of August az 81
.ock free for all rottng horses oyers
$40 pure; what they please Nile heats, beet in s.
in harness Enries to close at Greene haddeEs, at 90
L. NJ, Tuesday, 18th Of August - -
. wM. FoNNER, Proprietor
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wheeling baras ere IL Per cent discount.

wheeling barks are Ia per cent discount
Sterling exchange has nearly reached specie ship
ping points and the probability at present is in favor
Of shipmen to extent The mpor.ations of
chandise continue large, and but small portion Of
those received have been paid for Large lots Of goods
sent to this country from Europe, for sale TO-
reign manufactuyers account and are not paid for
until sold This makes the remittances at the closo
of the large. There has not yet been very
active demand for remittance by the packet Of We'd
nesday from Boston, but drawers firm, and not dis
posed to make the slightest concession.
Domestic exchanges are inactive and We have
alteration to make in quotations. Uncurrent
money is getting more abundant and we shall soon be
compelled to advance our quotation
The shipments of specie from this port last week
and since the 1st Of January last, were annexed
EXPLOITATION SprcE PoRr INV YoRK.
Ship Admiral, Havre, Mexican dollars. $4,000
Steamer America, Liverpool, British silver. 45f0
Steamer Hermann, prem. Mex dolls. x GOV. $3.50
Total. os0s0
Previously reported. lopo,o44
Total from Jan. to Aug. 20. ....... 81, 900 GA
The importation Of specie for time past has
been limited and far Official returns show the
shipment greater than the receipts. Immigrants
bring large amounts Of specie, Of which have
count
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities Of the country In this
ket, ut the respective periods named
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IA ters 156 broadway, New York and l Chestnut street,
Thiadclphis have introduced and selling the Fs
aud winter Fashion for Gentlcmons Hats The style Of the
HAT entirely and in connection With the Cents
tune for presents sir Of elegance and
rcpty ladies ere especially invited 10 call aud examine
our assortment cf Chldrens besufu Paris Fur Goods
recertlv irpported BY
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HEAVY VERDICT A CLERGYMAS-Rev. Alex
ander Campbell, President of Bethany (va) College,
has received $40 900 Of Rev James Robinson of Scot
land. Mr. Campbell, . tour through Scotland, in
1S47, arrested and imprisoned in Edinburgh
through the sgercy of the Rev. James Robinson for
having, while discourslng the subject Of slavery
uttered sentiments obnoxious to that gentleman
Some Of his friends instituted suit against Mr. II.
This suit has recently terminated ard the result is
decree of the Lords Of Council and Session in favor
Dir, Campbell for two thousand pounds sterling.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
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The Great Hungarian Meeting,
a. a.
&c. &. &c.

Tie IIibernG will leave Boston tomorrsx for Hall
lax and Liverpool Her letter bags viii close In this
city at o'clock This afternoon.
The Weekly Herald, for circulation in Europe, will
30 published at 10 o'clock this morning. 1t will be
printed in English and French. Its contepts embrace
ing full report of the Great Hungarian Meeting held
in the Park yesterday, are a. follows
CONTENTS.
The Latest Canadian Intelligence; TntsrostGg Ex-
tracts relative to Cuban Affairs The Presdents Tour
to the North; The Addresses Ct the Free Sellers and
Hnnkers 10 the Democracy of New York; The Fashion
sbles at Newport ane Rowland, aud nj adison Springs
The Progress Of the Cholera throughout the American
Continent; Theatrical and Musical; The Latest irem
California South America, the Wet Indies sc. The
Indian Troubles In Flsrida and elsewhere; Commercial
and shipping Record for the week; great variety Of
Editorial Matter; Telcgraphc Dispatches, Sc. SO sc
Single copies in wrappers ready for the mails, six
pence. Annual subscription 81, to include the
postage
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Theresre Sl2 100000 invested in cotton factories In
New Hampshire while in Maine there 500 0OO
The former 90 600 and the latter 700 bales
Of cotton annually
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ssratoga county ". N.Thc fall term will commence the
ist Of September neIt rsnis stating sent
by request post pad 20 J. W. Fowler Rsctaons, con-
stt exercises In sreat ing and the trial Of
sausss forn part Of the system pursued.
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psns made ard sold j. Y SAVAGE o. Fslton street.
ths durable Pens in the world. !. y has large
soeh Of Gold end silver Watches NJ all the most cee-
b.ted makers guaranteed to keep accurate time which he
vii eel very Jew.
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anetionsthe crocodile the American Museum-but you
w,ut TO a yhenone,o just the
mmerse stock 81 clegsut Boots aud Caters cheap beyond
parallel, at yUNEs's,l IA Ann street.
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Archer, AGO Greenwich street, IL ont,
promptly usual with his fall ftyio Hats which, for taste
and elegance far in advance OF have seen.
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Maiden AGENTS the sale 81 Hairs celebrated Car
hncs Can csded and frei ~ timss in minutss sht in
wesh and simplicity superior to am known arm
hey are the only approved Of by the u soven-
nspt large assortment Of Guns and Pistols hand.
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kDVERTlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
.~NS~Nr-N0|Nr-~-rNN.N~-00J
.1nswers TO .f4rertissmenfs sent by mail must u pssk
p0iS, or they uiu not be taken from the Post Office.