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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
REHABILITATION.
Philadelphia Cattle Market

WEDNESDAY. May It, 1000.
There was considerable activity in the cattle market
yesterday and to day. and oil offered we're sold fair
BEfY CA1TIE.-Tbe sales reached 1000 head, most Of
which st Torberts avenue drove yard anc owned
by D. Well, Boggs, Mirger Kunke Gallagher Ysrnisn
and Others In lots numbering from 80 to 100 The prices
ranged from So 30 to $40 rs per 100 lbs Most OF those
solo were OF good quality
suErp-A good supply In market, the sales amounting
TO OOO head all of which received at Torbers
from Dietrich Acorn, CRUDE, Arbough and Others who
owned lots numbering from 800 to ], 900 head. The
prices rsreed from SO so to "a SO per head and
tnes at be. per ID.
Hoes.-Tbe sales of hogs amounted to 500 head, ct
a. rs IS so per leo lbs The arrivals at this
have increaed considerably since last report.
Cows AND CAIvTs.The demand for this kind OF stock
continues good and the supply Il but limited and cel
ript 1f0wre 6nste' AL az whht wee sell g. ~ :
s2b TO SEQ az per quality and fancy
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Our files from British Guiana are Gated at George.own
The rewn Council had held special meeting In order
to consider the plan of Mr.. Allen, Anne can for sup
.iSpeS for and sssinst the measure After debate Mr.
Graham moved that the prayer OF tho peioness sgAint
the scheme bs granted An animated discussion ensued
ard on evision, the motion Was carried BY majority
An attempt had been made to set fire TO the house Of
the Attorney General, j. Lucie Smt
Military volunteers for the cavalry and rifle corps
coming forward freely.
The CANCEL Gabriel who created 90 much excitement
in the United States sometime since. had been tried on
charge of section, for his connection with the creAd
full riots Of 10Th Of February last He convicted, as
were about sixteen of his oupes.
From The Royal Gazette, May
John sayers Orr has oesa tried and found guilty, by
jury Of bis countrymsn q the crime OF ssaasn: ais
close for PERIOD and he will now have to expate by
imprisonment and hard labor, the evils which he has
the gauntlet the United States, in England and in
Scotland, frequently with imminent dsnger to his life
His violent and nfammatory language stirred up the
werst passions Of the mob and under the inf uence
OF the mad excitement they destroyed the places OF
worship denounced by the Angel-snd the disturb
ances on several attended with loss OF
life. By some singular combination OF cunning and
good luck Orr generally contrvsd TO escape from the
legal consequences Of his incendiary harrangues En-
boioered by nis successes elsewhere he pursued similar
his arrvalin this colony, the place OF his Ms
tivy. But although he adroty seized upon the weak
point among the lover classes Of ths creole p1puston
and by constant irritation rubbed into fostering
spprehend that he arch demsgogue himself did not
that his precep3 would have been 30 quickly re
duced to practice throughout The length aud breadth OF
the colony His Of mischief ut end and
the outraged law las been vindicasd in the put shent
of the offenders.
By this conviction both the open and secret
with the insane which Orr preached have
received an admooiion With they win do well to heed
They are taught that the law cannot DO infringed with
impunty at nsught ct the within Of one CLASS OF
the community however numerous that class may DO.
They are moreover taught that this colony lie DEEPEN
dency Of the British empire, and that every Industrious
Of whatever country color creed who comes
here SETTLE has, long he conducts himself peace
ably and according to the law, much right IS any
they taught the utter hopeiessness Of any at
tempt their part to alter the state of society here and
to dictate to tho government the way in which the CO.
lony is be governed. They have done Themselves
vast deal OF Injury oy their conduct and hope
that COED win arise out OF the evil and that and
lutary calculated to meet the exgeuces of society
in the colony, viii be introduced and speedily carried
into effect.
Sentence of the Court reserved in each case.
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State OF tho Crops.


The editor Of the Detroit Advertiser VINO has recently
taken the perilous journey from that city to Lansing,
passing through route much Of the finest district 10
the State rays that peaches alone pears ana
pums have been killed severely injured by the savage
winter weather In orchards the north side of the
pear had suffered while the south side they
putting out On the whole he says never before,
since Michigan has been State has winter occurred
disastrous fruit trees The seed Of last
has not up, in many sections Of the State. The
alleged u.s. that the cob OF last year dried,
but froze, and the terminating power destroyed.
widely has this effect been felt that farmers
curing in every direction for old to plant. The
wheat is perhaps injured TO the extent OF one eighth
ninth Of The amount planted Wherever the snow laid
deeply, the grain is ourshpg but where it blown
Of the germ killed. Grass is uniformly uxuriant and
promises and abundant yield.
MARYLAND.
Our exchanges in every section Of the State 81 ~
couragrgly of the wheat CROP The Rockville Journal
says has recollection Of such promise Of abur-
dant harvest in that county Corn planting however is
behind hand bat II ere is yet plenty Of time to
full CROP
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

WHIMSICAL, nay 81, icOV.
Notwithstanding the large falling off in the supply o.
beet CATTLE 200 head compared with last week. fur
ther decline of ac per ID. established to-day at
AlertoLs This reduction is attributable mainly to the
Increasing supply of small meat and vegetables walsh
limits The demand for beef very materially The order OF
things at the cattle yards would be reversed
Sellers have been enabled the past I've three years.
dictate to certain extent but the high prices
having at length stimulated increased production of t,ck
substantial reduction in values must later
take place. The offerings for the week comprised sos
head and the range &c. 10c per ID, averaging &c.
The quality Of the cattle generally good We noticed
some very choice, great many good but really poor
ports the there of 1000 cattle that originally
intended for this market They understood 70 have
been sold at average of 6hc per ID. gross In
aud but little doing here, prices without i'm
por,ant change, $25 $50 Icing the extremes veals
plenty, prices varying hom &c. to exc. per h., live
weight. Swine Gull For sheep and lambs lower
yarcs Only IS received and those sold previous
rates.
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particularly wportant The next hsrvests are likely to
larger than ever before Known ard any reduction OF
last years surplus must have good effect on prices.
The steamship America, from Boston tos Liverpool 20
day, carried out STA 600 in specie freight.
The steamship Canada, at Halifax from Liverpool,
brings 10 days. later intelligence from parts Of
Europe. The advess, both financially and commercial
w. are of favorable character Quotations for consols
show 6rm stsaiy market, while money continues IN
about the usual demand ct full rates of interest The
cotton market was active without change in prices.
Breadstus had slightly improved and there Was good
inquiry A moderate business reported In Ameri-
can securities, at previous quotations The returns 0,
the Bank of England show Q small increase in the
amount Of bullion on hand and the monthly report Of
the Bank of France is satisfactory From the Continent
We have accounts Of the progress Of the
MIA and there are strong Indications of serious and
sudden collapse. In Great Britain they are
vet co uparatvely free from it, and the Bank Of England
ia doir all In ts power to prevent the excitement from
crossing the bannel steady adherence to its present
policy will do much towards checking the desire to enter
into new projects and wild schemes, and conne the ex-
pansion and collapse to continental nations So long ~
the people Of Great Britain keep Of these speculaons
an explosion Of the bubbles Will not have uch
effect beyond their particular locality The striugency Of
money matters in England is ct this oment blessing
to the country large and there is Doubt but that
will continue until all danger is past. There will be
reduction In tho rate Of interest by the Bank Of England
as long nental speculahons in the
OF imitation The high rates ruling for eonsols, tina
there is NO difficulty raising money class seeuri
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ERosBNE OIL L.
NOT EXPLOSIVE.
SkCURED NY PATEETH.


Important to heads OF department trustees hospitals
ssylnms prsons schoos colleges churches railroad
psnes factories ship chip supply men, owners
country residences propres OF watering Places and hotel
keepers.
The undersigned have the honor the Ksro
sepe Oil Company by great labor and have csed
ed in entirely removing The unpleasant odor from OIL
without injury TO s illuminating qusles The advantages
pctteswd by the kerosene oil are:--
let 1be Intensity Of the light produced
I'd. II il OF explosive.
3t Il win remain fluid when the best sperm oil has Coz
pealed.
Atm Its unrvalled economy-A 10 worth keroser oil giving
NJ uch light AZ ~ a rapeseed oil-s2 Of whale-$5E Of
sperm oi-or 500 OF burning fnid.
Insurance. companies allow 1t be used without add onai
premium.
The kerosere burner vi rise and fall wick be adopted
sight EXPENSE, the mechanical cArce solar. astral,
OIL phene and Webb emit lamps, 70 any orna-
menia caDdlesk and Chandelier, enabling the con-
umsr 10 kerosene OIL Al 81 gallon. ahordnR double
The Of light To be obtained from rapsseed OIL $i o.
or from sperm oil, ut e225
kerosepe brcsir OIL equal In dudIy to The best sperm
o ssipg the or congeang a. low
tenn eraturc This al can Afro 10 all the ordinary,
mechanirs and hard lamps ucudiug oowsprit sns
signal sr and gives light than spe wna or lard
en- tuSTNNs
.ol,s fox &c roaess /. Il comTar. 20 PeaT:r sIse4,
New York
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Mr. Albert II. Nicholay VIII hold his regular semi.
weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds TO morrog,
Thursday, At 12K O'Clock at the Merchants Exchangs
AZ The second board hig1er prices ruled ana the mar
ket closed firm with an upward tendency, Harlem r. r.
I'd Mortgage Bonds advanced per ct Reading r. r. x;
Cumberland, y; New YORK Central Il. r., * Michigan
Southern n Gslena and Chicsgo -; Michigan Central
a. Aer The board Erie Il. +. sold at 55& DER cent
cssb and stocks generally held 1T higher prices r.
appears be pretty well settled in the public mind that
NJ. CHAMPION will retain his position British Minister
at Wash ng'on; but have idea that our govern
meDt win make any acknowledgment Of the Kind until
after the Cincinnati Convention The last despatch OF
Lord Clarendon will be found foil favorable az we have
represented and there is but course left for our TO-
verrment to pursue.
lie slesmship Fulton, at this port from Hsvre and
Sou hampton, brings sllo, 900 in specie on freight
There have been during the past few days very heavy
purcbas OF b1esdstus for shipment Europe at sea
diy enhancing prices. The advies by the Csosds re-
gsrdirg b-escgpfs 10 'avo-she 'hsn We bsvs 70
reversi veess rms Tact Jdst 81 tnis time
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Our Parag.an Correspondents.

AscEsuoN DEL PARAGUAY, March n, 1856
Cey,poes of the Holy Opening Of The Upper Para
suav-Narsaasion Of the AmasoS-1he tobacco Crop
IN, Dispute csh tie French Consul, de-, dc.
We are here just in the middle Of Holy Week, and
the beeunipx Of fall The weather 10 beautiful cool and
refreshing after the very hot summer W have iuss gons
through and the senogss Lave every chance to show
their handioms features and elegant dresses In the
rious professions We have all this week.
Yesterday Jueves Santos, his Exeelsncy the Presi-
dent in company with his son, the General and bril-
liant STAFF s in gala, went to chureh-ths people sur
rounding them In respectful silence and al the national
Paaguan) flags displayed il wonderfs with what
respect and the Parsguans look up to their Pre
dent and family particularly his eldest son. the General
and how quietly the works Of government 60 ahsaA when
ve see them surrounded by such turbulent neghbOrs
the Argentine Republic, Busnos Ayrss Montsvldeo ana
last not least, erssppg Brszil There news here
vet the opening Of the negotiation by the Para
guam Minister, Mr. Bsges 1t Ro and shall 10. you
know as anything trsnspires. The opening Of
the upper Paraguay to the navigation Of ali nations 10
of far more interest people than that Of ANA
zon, which is really humbug. There il nothing fur
Their OF interest here just The new crop Of
Il coming in but is not good last year, owrg TO
the want of rain. Produce Of every kind is high and
tcarce The dipute with the French consul IL mot at
end. Everyone believes the Paraguans in the right
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


WEDNESDAY, Nay 2l-NP NJ.
There quite buoyant stock market this orning.
Tie improvement universal. Every stock sold
at higher prices, and the sales large. H. New
York Central and Reaching the most active railroad
stocks at the first board and closed firm at quota
tons. Missouri 6s advanced u per cent; Illinois Cen.
trail bonds z; Panama Railroad, u; Cumberland Coal
u; New York Central Railroad, u; Erie, ~ Rsaiing,
e; Hudson Railroad, al Michigan Southern, y; ceve-
land and PttsbuIg, IN Galena and Chicago, -. The
weakest stock this morning at the boad Cleveland
and Toledo The greatest Improvement in Clevssud
and Pttsburg, more confident feeling prevailed J. !
purchases made freely and in large lots The
from Europe aud from Washington ia much favors-
BILE than anticipated
After the cjourDment OF the board the following sal
Of bonds cks, &C. made auction ia the Mer
chants ExcbapQs:-
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Canadian aOur was Also better, with sales o; 1900
LOGO bbls, 1T quo atoms given in the above table.
The sales reached about 500 5000 bills, a. prices
Even In the above table, Rye flour was stiff a. 81 81
% n' sn ns Corn "a %s: a7 was steady :. IS
WheatFrices improved from &c. 80. per bushs with
s.les OF about $4,000 bushels including fair to good
white ut 81 20 81 81; Western red 81 45 81 &c.
and good Southern red at 81 55 81 GO Corn-rne
market improved about cent busnel, dstilug lots
ranged from SOC. $780,; mixed at 5eAe. 57c.; and
5000 bushels good Southern white sold at Dos. NO
Prime yellow was offering Rye continued firm. Sales
q $500 bushels Northern were made at &C., and 500
DO. Western at $780, OaJs continued dull and sales Of
State. Western and Chicago were made at acc. 38c.
CoFTEE-The public sale OF Lsguayra made to-day an
cuded copmon and good qualities Towards the close of
the sale more spirit was manifested puoli' sale Of
Rio is to come of tomorrow cargo Of 500 bags Rio
11c, and $50 mats Java at loo
CoTToN.-Sales of about 3, goo balss report ed
cosirg firm without change in prices Among the chief
sales 700 uplands and 900 bales New Orleans mid
dlipgs both in ransitu, the latter at 10 5-1ec
rates we're rather easier. About COO 600 DIS aoar
were engaged at 2s and about 20 600 bushels grsia in
bulk and bags at Sd 5hd; about 1926 bags Sea leland
pressed At 316d. To Havre cotton engaged at Nc
There was nothing new to London. TO San Francisco
rates ranged from 26c. a 300 per foot measurement
HAY-Prices ranged from 75c. $780, with sales Of 800
. GOO bales.
lRoS.-ssles Of SO 60 tons Scotch pig we're m,ds at
$32 so q $33, 8 months
LlME-Common Thomaston was dull at 9Oc., while
lump nominal 1t 81 rs.
AoIAssEs.-40 hhds. Cubs muscovado sold at &c.,,
wi some lots of New Orleans at 47o. a 48c
NAVAL STORES we're steady, at about 81 70 for rosin
from the ward, and for spirits q. 41c.
Ons.-The stock of English lnseed light; sales Of
both it and American made In lots. at 83c. 84s
PRovsoSs.-Po,k-The market heavy, and sales
Of about 500 bbs. made at SIS "a $40 and
in retail lots at $40 l2: prime was at SIS SIS 12h
and prime mess At $40 80. Beef steady at 81
3 IS Tor country prime, to So 50 so for coun-
try mess. Repacksd Western and beef hams we're
unclaimed. Cut meats were steady, with saies
ofz00 800 packages At Ike. 7he. for shoulders, and
9hc 10s for hams. Bscon continued and firm.
State fresh butter in good demand IT 1Sc. 20,.
Cheese unchanged.
RICE continued steady with sales Of $50 erces It 3e
a4Ac.
SUGARs.-rhe sales embraced about 200 hhds. Cuba
muscovsdo, consis ing chiefly OF medium gI AIDES, At
prices ranging from 7Ac with small lot Of prime
qusiity As hhds At &c.; SO boxes brown Havana sold
at IKE, and 40 hhds. molado a. PIT.
wnlsKEY.-rbe sales embrassd about 500 . 600 bbls.
State prison at 27c. 27Hc.
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The market has been unusually dull at Browning's
dur The week for all kinks Of stocks Supply Moderate
There quite increased in the supply Of sheep and
lambs mpared with last week, in consequence of which
prices shade lower The supply came chiefly from
Ohio, with few from this State Most of the receipts
Ut this Of the year being shorn do not look
WELL There only about 800 left ia the pens for
days sae. The weeks supply was rs folio ws172 beef
cattle, 81 $9H 30 and calves 325, $50 q $75;
Ill veal calves 50 s61s So; 1850 Sleeps and LAMBS
average - 70.
Sold by james McCarty, at Brownlng's, for the week
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Average per head Observation-Disclosures. 81 80
There only moderate supply Of all stock At Cham
berlain's with moderate demand ct reduction of about
nc. 1c. per ID. beef cattle. Other desert ptons
about the same The sales as follows
30 pto' cattle.s 20 w % Vo
2,760 sheep and lambs Observation-Disclosures. 90 80
50 veal calvee, Olive weight ............. "A 8
The number 81 beef cattle sale OBriep's to-day,
rather lin ited and prices lower. Other stock
unchanged. The number sale was as folows:-l26
beeves, SO S10 102 and calves SIS $16 81 veal
calves, &c. a 6hc.
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CT.CT COmsIERCiAL REPORT.
WrnSPanAy Ma OFF

AsHfs-Fhe market unchanged, and sales moderate
at %, 123S for pots, while pearls were quiet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was firm with in
activity and the market advance of
about 614c. 12hc per barrel especially the
and lower grades OF State The saes embraced about
600 10 600 bbs. at about the following quotations.
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OFFICIAL.
TREksuRY DEPARTMENT

TREssuRr DRPARrMRN1, Dec. 1, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given to holders Of stocks Of
the United states that this Department will pur.
chase to the amount OF 81 800 900 Of said stocks
al any time when the same may be offered prior TO
the lst day ofJune next, and will pay therefor the
following prices, TO Wit:
For stock OF the loan Of 1872, premium Of ten
Per cent; for stock Of the loans Of ls47 and ls4s
premium Of sixteen per cent; for stock issued
under the act Of 1850, commonly called Texas In
demnity stock, premium OF six per cent, and
for stock OF the loan Of 1876, redeemable en- the
I2th November, 1916, II received at the Treasury
prior 10 the lst day OF January next, a premium
of1k per cent; II received between the lst jan
uary and the 3lst Of March next a premium of
per cent and II received after the 3lst Of March
and prior to said lst Of June next, a premium Of
lK per cent.
Interest viii also be allowed on said stocks at
the rates specified In the certificates from the Ist
July last, Ii assigned with the principal Of the
Certificates received prior TO the LIST Of January
next After that date the interest will be allowed
In addition to the premium nom lst Of January TO
the date Of their receipt In both cases one DAYS
interest will be allowed In addition for the money
20 reach the seller.
Certificates transmitted to this Department uE-
der the present notice should be duly assigned 10
the United States with the current half years In.
terestr IL sent prior to the LIST Of January neI BY
the party entitled to receive the purchase money
Pavment for these stocks will be made by drafts
upon heassistant treasurers at Boston, New York,
OF Philadsiphia, as the parties entitled to receive
tie money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
dec 3-dtJunel Secretary CT the Treasury
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

y
IOHN ii. SdOOT, NO. lI9 SOUTH Side
y Of Bridge stseet, 6eOtgetown, ID. c., has re-
ceived-
SILK X o0es and Rich Dress silks, spring styles
Rich Printed and pla' n ground Barege Robes
Rich Org indie and Lawn Robes
Rich best French Organde Lawns and Jsconets
Plain and striped Bareges, all cslors
Black znd cold Grape dc Spange and bl'k Gren-
adines
Bolored and white hgured Brilliants, very neat
hams
Black and white Organdis and Plain blk Lawns
and GinghamS
Plain mixed Cling hams FOR travelling dresses
Plain bright and mode colo Nous de LANES
Rich printed Challey and Barge de LANES
Striped Gingham La Rns, and plain colored
French Cambrics
= large assortment Of good quality and styles fast
colors Lawns at i2S
Scotch and Lancaster Ginghams at lex
Plain and plaid Nainsook Muslins
Plain Null, Swiss and India do
Plaid and striped Swiss and Jaconet do.
Rich figured and dotted do.
lac Cambria dad Cambria do.
Plain corded and India Dimity
3OO pairs best English, Hoyies, Prints, at l2kc.
ALSO
Black SILK and Lace Man,illas, new styles
Stella aud Printed Cashm re Shawls Scarfs
Grass manila corde1, wnalebone and mohair
IOcar,ot rich Bonnet Ribbons, cheap
q piece, Bischons x Semper Idean blk silks
EABRUIDERIES IN collars, setts sleeves, and
cambric and muslin strips, very ch zap
Cash and promp. paying customers will fnd II
spi7 H. sMooT.
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ALSwICk FRENCH AND N8LISH FIX
MALE SEMINARY

FOX BUfHUINU PUFILS.
CIrUATED SIXTEEN MILES ON THE
- Baltimore and Washington Railroad and
Turnpike and $50 mi es soI.h Of the village Of
Laurel.
NJ. A TYSON & SISTERS respectfully in
form their patrons and others that II Is their in
tention Close, permanently, tIeir day school in
the CITY on the 3lst April, and that tre summer
term Of their Alnwick Institution will open on
MONDAY, May 5th
Applications may be male at their city resi-
dsnce until Ist May or by letter addressed 20 the
Laurel Post Once, Md
" B-Every facility Is afforded for the acqui-
ition Of the French Language and Music.
ap Ii-dlMaYiO
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NEW PATENT FLUID LAMP.

TT Is WE'LL KNOWN TO ALL PERSONS
who deal In or are acquainted with lamps that
Fluid Lam, with circular wick safe, and
not lis6e to heat, so constructed that the light
could be controlled and regulated has been a
great dssiAeratum ever since fnid has been used
Ii Il as wei known that no such Lamp has until
now been offered to the public
such Lamp we now present, which burns
with clear, strong light, and with stesdiness
which renders IL superior even to gas for purposes
OF reading and writing. And 1t will burn with
undininished flame until the fluid In the Lamp
Is entirely consumed
The material USED is common burning fluid,
Known also by the names Of ETHEREAL Oil al d
Spirit Gas.
The Lamp Is very simple In its construction
and easily trimmed the light an be regulated as
perfectly as gds-light, so that no more need be
Consumed d than Is wanted
Ttis Lamp Is pc uliaIly adapted to the purpose
of lighting churches and pub ic halls, while for
lighting Parlors, reading writing OF sewing, It
has no equal.
For sale by J. R. McGREGOR
53i Seventh street, between Louisiana
ap Is eo2w avenue aid street.