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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-15
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ELTZ ER AP ERIE Mt,
This valuable popular hcine prepared in conformity win
the analysis Of tie waters Of the celebrated Seltzer Spring, in
Germany in most convenient and portable form. has
universally resolved the most favorable recon
mendations ef TIE Medical profession and
Discerning Public, AS tire
MOST EERIcIENr AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APEKIENT
in use being entitled TO preference the many
Mineral Spring waters Sedtz Powders and other similar ar
both from its copsctness ard greater efficacy II may be
used with the best effect in all
BILIOUS and FsbT6 Dfeasss, Sick Headache, loss Of Apps
tss Indigestion, and az siiIr onFaiHfs, peculiarly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Sept. II, 1859
There has been rather more demand to day especially
for The stock people, and the Trust companies have placed
many call loans at per cent The range is from s., to
per cent, which slight advance The demand Tor
Short and prime endorsed paper greater than the sup
ply, but there still great difficulty in placing second class
paper even ats TO per cent Six per cent the rate for
favorie names al GO days. and per ccntor to months
dates
The market for sterng exchange Ger the Arago closed
hrmiy at nos, with upward tendency som, houses,
refusing to sell under 1l0. The range ITO I1o for
6oday bills, and for sight bills 10s 10Y Frame, were
urn at bio t121s Hamburger, 36sx a 35If Auster-
dam, Az 42ss Bremen, 7oi6 49,
The Arago took out only s6l9, 1888 in spccis to dsy
which is much less than the shippers talked Of
An average of about s2 eco to SCI 800 600 in sece
IS anticipated TO be returned by the banks on Monday
The Treasury received &C. 200 more than dIsbrscd to-
day. leaving balance Of S. 0s7 277 g. The customs re-
ceps were $4,000 The total receipts SAB o44 and pay
ments 1898 SAL Tho amount Of Treasury notes maid IN
for duties was s42,722 81.
The stock market was 1rmcr to-day The speculative
echhg s undininshed, and large transactions in few
icadng stocks was the result The speculation seems con.
ed 70 the New York Central, the Galena AMI Chicago
anu MOCK Hiand Companies The advance which has a..
e"uy oecn obtained is fully equal TO Tho antcipaied
ohages ior the year to come. There Is - Investment in
ccr 'nat we can discern. Some largo saas of Gaena
anu Ncaso were made today, reported to be on Chicago
''''p' 'he buyers were the clique spectators wo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18
Employment In New York-The Mfsfor-
tune Of being Married.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

NEW YORK, Sept 2, 1850
10 your daily you remark that, mo need be idle
in THIS eiy-there rs work enough for an Now in be
haf OF over one thousand young and old men, who
are out Of employment to-day and all seeking situations
and many glad TO work for their board aone say in be-
half Of all these where is the work for them? large
proportion are able capable competnt every respect
nave the best Of recommendations testimonials inds
able but still they spend weeks here and get sua
ton TO earn nights lodging. The truth here: we all
come to New York with the belief that it great bus
ness point Gas 1t ISL and imagine that well qualified
has but TO make application TO good situation
What is the resuH There many in the field that
merchants take advantage of IT, and by of great
anxiety the part Of applicants get situations rather
Ian starve, they ply them insignificant SUM that
cannot and will not support than q mere boy il
tia' what is the remedy say you. It is this-Pro-
ca~h 70 the world at large that good men must
cFsr get beyond OF J8 The boys only are wanted
-, guinness houses in Ncw York; that "young men /,
e mn'ehword here; that TO be married is death bloy
ho.sssi tha mail salaries only can be allowed and
o. i've cheap they the only successful apDS
nj a ~ matter how worthy how competent how faith
@ utstiive he Is he has business 10 have family
ie "hasc MS evenings can be OCCUPIED In p,ace az
1870 " 'ice anu dissipation. II matters not how tho
$500. nan npvsss ms time, what habits he NAV he
ny nc spsss cheap-he must have thu bnsnasx
- no .s 700 une IN the city9 long experience in tho
Rne o. seeking sh1aton has proven il 10 mo Tho ,;nc
may conc whcn GOOD men even thew nra ma rrad Iii
pc appIecaied Thai time is yet WIN Won nioasa
insert this, aGd obligsan A Sou p'e1'o
III isFoRTUNArE MARRIED MAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18

This table Of comparison between the receipts in 1853
and 1882 for this week, shows enormous falling Off in
the receipts and shipments well stock in store
What prospect docs this hold for any permanent improve
ment railroad ranc9 The West will not pay its debts,
but rather them and Western consumption Of
goods must remain ANAL without agreat extension and
increase Of credit which Of would be another pull
on New York. The West seems to rely New York for
all its capital
1t appears that for this particular week. which is only
sample Of other weeks only 334s 900 bushels Of wheat
received against 1859 bushels last year-ess
than half and with regard to there il a similar
result from comparison. This week. this year. 1889 $50
bushels received against 1928 TBS in 1s5s-ncarly
half less; and so with regard TO oats.
The amount sent forward from Chicago shows also like
results In the week, ending September 10, 1885,
1854 59 bushels Of wheat and
Of corn against bushels of wheat and 42
Of oats last year.
Here is good store Of provision for use this year
and next and moderate prices assured
VI cheap food Will increase our manufactures,
especially enrich all manual labor extend the con.
sumption Of all, especially of laborers.
The receipts at tide water of -four wheat corn and bar
ley, for the second week in September 1858 and 1852
har haor ri
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For disasters DC during the yesterday see news CO.
lumns.
STEAMSHIP MOUNT VERNON-The steamer Diamond State NJ
exanuria 10Th inst from Baltimore reports having seen The
s'eamship Mount Vernon aground of Persmon Point
SHIP WALTER ScoTrCapl Hatch of ship Walter Scott, before
Ieped asn0re writes under date CallaO
~ ~ 'Sa'' u"""so "'las-
BRIG SEA BEILENassau MP Sept 1.-The cargo Of the brig
Rock has arrived here The salvage has been al 10
per cent vessel VIII be chartered forward the cargo
which can be shipped.
scnR ONwARD-Mr Saunders I'd officer Of the Onward DE
ashore on Cape Henry states that she taken
Oh he beach on Sunday last by tug Owing the
rope coming In contact with the wheels the steamer both the
steamer and schr driven back upon beach, The for
ner has since been got off,
Notice to Mariners.
The repairs TO Back River Light Back River
will again be exhibited and after 18th inst Attention
particularly called change IN the character OF the light from
revolving ence minute and ~ seconds TO flashing once
every 10 minutes.
HARTMAN BACHE
Major Typographical Engineers Br Mai
Engnecr's Office, 9Th Lighthouse District, Z
Baltimore, Sept H. 1859. !
ST HELENA mar LIGHT VESSEL
after Sept 30 1889 the lights st Helena Rar Iicbt
vessel will be discontinued. 49,
the Lighthouse Board
j. RuTLEDGE, Lighthouse Inspector 9Th District
Wilmington, NO Sept 1869. - '
WARNING TO MARINERS THE WArAconn. NV rv.n,
Tie Isaiarola Courier of the 81 inst ~. neGcnr. &C
y q w " -, y, aa~ tha fl ttae outside the
re-cf c en revolving iight and m ssvern Instances
WIS i' ed M Pass cavalo leb Tho carse III nj. ia b,,
hi 1uf fH tt pefrsnir H Sres ne i,r,t ms
the 'e*' paov.a efrr,oi & -a { e guppased by those
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18
Sunday as Viewed by the Catholic
Church.
From the Cincinnati Catholic telegraph
THE SUNDAY QUESTION.


strong effort is being made through the country
damage the influence Of Christianity by exciting pre-
likely to succeed II is directed against sour
unmcaning Purtanc observance Of tho day of rest.
OF old il was the misfortune of Judaism TO be cum
bered with set Of followers who had lost the spirit or
religion and were wholly taken up with routine OF
toms. So, now, Christianity loses much of influence
by having protested adherents who little for obed
fence to Christ and His church, but full of zeal for
certain usages and prejudces they have inherited from
their fathers.
In this controversy on the Sunday question we have
defenders of the Christian side, who try show
that Christ commands and the spiritual and corporeal wei
fare OF the people requires their mode Of keeping the Sun
day We have passages Of Scripture applying the
Jewish seventh day, dragged violently into service
denuncaton Of music and bells the plea that they
noyed somebody Butwe have nowhere any rational
sold legitimate justification Of the Christian Sunday Pro-
testants cannot give one.
Whatever there is in Scripture applies only to the
Jewish Sabbath-long since abolished. The argument
that the people must have some periodical day Of rest,
does not prove that they must have Sunday. And il
did, does not prove that they rest with closed
blinds and enlightened vsages the New England ia
shon Protesants cannot show that Sundey ought to be
observed in their way Their only argument in the last
analysis, Is the that formerly used in Boston
against converts they have the power TO compel it and
they will use that power
To the Catholic the for observing Sunday and the
manner Of observing IT are perfectly clear It, ike all
other holidays Of obligation, instituted for the poor
The rich have holiday all the year round But the poor
church commands abstain from serve works
hear mass upon that day. Works not servile-the
deir the ARTISTS the author the teacher be as
lawfully per formed Sundays upon any other day
but servants and aborers Of all kinds must be left free
from all works but those Of necessity Attendance upon
public worship in the churches being presupposed, no
lawful recreation innocent pasme is prohibited Bands
should not annoy people with noise ind offence
DONG 20 on Sometimes in the habit of re-
framing from amusemcnts Sunday, which
they would esteem lawful Christmas day,
lest they might give scandal to Protestant neighbors
This is very kind Of them but by of obligation.
The only reason in the world for observing the first day
OF the week do, is the command OF the church.
Professionals have the right of course to observe II they
choose but they have right to make its observance
matter of conscience unless they at the time
the of keeping the feasts OF the Annunciaon
Assumption Ascension Day and Corpus Chris,i, in the
same way and for the same REASON
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INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Rsrnas @ srownless Nassan-E Cunard
Steamship Augusta Woodruff, Savannah-S L Mitchell
Steamship Marion, Foster Charcstsn-sponord Tieston
Steamship jamestown, Skinner Norfolk Sc-Ludlam Hell
se! &C. Locust Point French Baltimore Cromwell
sSp R Reps freeman Liverpool Williams Guon
Ship American, Howe Mobile-D Kng sG Sutton
BIG Trimming B Davis !aae ess% s Schmidt
Brs s as baH apy
s schr B boross Poxe MsasrsT eager
sfasz b1 as
sehr Robbins, Peterson Siehmoi~van Drunt slagh
o"p Brown Carr FrSsdsases,er
so op W Warrs Bird chqeman New Havenasc
Steamer Anthracite, Jones' Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
sases ce Has s Is Ma s
wesey aS s s whole IS has been e days
Planet sas e Ys.poS1 bound ss w. 'p'N'
.a ef ns ss SSs. ss Gsss
Ion Rs 81 rgoss sshg y or he West Indies
10 TrowSrises so 1ah'le' Barbados Aug
gs Trio SNYs 5ern Rio July ls with and
B B 9sssn s. asys with
sshs 9een BID I'D @ ockhar Windsor Ms 10 with
schr Florence of Brownsville TexaS Mount razos Texas
" days, with hides &C. To Charles Sman 7 inst OF Kew
West saw bark Jane Bishop from Mobile for New York
schr Snwassett, Brown, jacksonville, Is days.
schr Thos Holcombe Goslee Savannah DAYS with COTTON
DC, TO Scranton 4 Tanan - '0' ~ 'oA'
Schr VIM Smith, Fisher Charleston dnvs with cotton r.
to Scranton Talman. '' ~ '' ~
schr y Z Parmelee Gaskll. Wilmington, NC, days
Schr @ Hulse, Conklng Wilmington Nc 4days'
schr johnson, Day, Virginia days
schr Lucy Ames, Amcs, Rockland daya
Schr Genuine, Small, Rockland, days
schr Empress Farnsworh, R0ckiand, DAYS
schr Thomas Jefferson, Ellis, Salem, s days
Schr Wolcott, Parker, Boston, 3 DAYS
schr Cabot Nickerson, Boston. 8 days.
schr Jew, Eckerson, Boston for bany
Schr Pzarro, Smith Barn~iable 2days
Schr Victor, Sears, Barnstable, 2days
sclr Almira +, Hunt, New Haven DAYS
Schr Georgiana, Teel, New Haven, DAYS
schr Orion, Reed Rondout for Saco
schr Red Rover, Baker, Albany for Boston
Steamer Albatross, Jones' Providence.
Wind during the day, gale from Ne and rain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18

,.,o,s ..nccara,ion Of Sports, % May "a 30
y sioniled his royal pleasure that a ma end OF
divine service his gooa 1rd MANY anv ~ be disturbed,
tancng-ei,hcr men or .aen-arohere for men, eaping
or yau,mg any such harmless rscres,ions from
having May games, whinn ales or Horrs dances, and
setting up Mypols other sports herewith used 30 as
the same be had in due and convenient t. proper]
times, without iinpcdmcr; Or let Of divine service
thor-'a flood Of msnorality upon the country, and
brought into great TRIALS such opposed this public desc
Grafton Of the lords tay Archbishop laud, ever uo
rable for ms vindicvc hatred of tho Purans we
may add for his receiving the heavenly crown OF martyr
dom at their Neutrality-suspicious. himself by MS zeai
against the doctrine OF the sanctty OF the day AZ the
request Of (c people the Lord Chief Justice Richardson
had ordered the suppression Of Sunday reveis But
Iaud hz the address to call in the aid Of the clergy 70
suppressed the revelsi spec,ace most
eA.raordnary-the aity pctonng for the religious Cd.
4ervance OF the lords Day and the Bishop OF RestIt
England and his clergy pleading for the antns ed pro-
fanation it. Iaud and his party prevailed the order
was revoked and the Declaration OF Sports revived 'Out
of pous care for the service Of God aud for supprcssng
those humors that oppose TRUTH and Tor the cass comfort
and Of his Maestys Well deserving people"
Opposition, however, gradually ceased, better sen
ments prevailed and the Church Of England was at length
constrained the scrpural doctrine OF the sane
y OF the Lords Day Eat the hands of the prosecuted
Purtans" And She at the same time, may add, re
cevcd many other very grcvous hcresies which have
| been a 10 her ever since.
"Accordingly England, Scotland and America ana ney
only Of all the nations Of Christendon enjoy Christian
! Sabbath"
Puritan Sabbath like many other controversial details
of like character, proves too much; for, according 70
it, the Church never observed the Sabbath for sixteen
| hundred years. Now, have said before, we are
no advocates Of proclamation or Dissertation OF this
most holy feast; the Catholic Church, indeed, com,
mands us 10 abstain from all servc work. to observe the
day holly and possible TO be present at the celebra-
braou Of the holy sacrifice Of the altar but we very
much adverse to anything like Judicial or Puranc OBJ
servance of tho day Perhaps the Purtans drove the
Churchmen little far and should decidedly object
to anything like revival of King James's Declaration OF
FOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18
City Intelligence.

APPOINTMENTS IN TIE CusTox f1'ousE-.Iohn II Midmor
reapponted Inspector, vice Francs Swift, resigned Eli
jah Purdy, Jr., messenger, sixth division vice VIM
Butts, declined.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR W.urrE PrArys.-Last
evening the Blk O'Clock train from White ains, after pass
ing that village on rs way to Harris Corners, ran
deaf man named John Bcrryan, killing him instantly
deceased was not Of family but his brother resides
a. knesbridge. II Is said that the whistle blown
anu every possible acoustic precaution used but they
We course, in vain. When the train hacked 70
where the body lay was picked I'M and carried 70 Tre
mont 70 await the Coroner s inquest
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POSTAL Glory
Foreign and Domestic Mails.

Foreign ana Domestic mo1Ns
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE
North and West way mail ...........M A. N.
Western mail, via Erie RR.b,S A. N. and 3s25P n.
South and southwestern
Eastern mail BY railroad 81 4. N and n
q by steamboat ......:...4 T. N
Office at ~ r.. NJ
CAIlyoRNIA BY steamship -, Tuesday,
The Overland Mail for California leaves st. Louis
designed for it should be marked Overland, via
LAKE CRY The Overland mail from st. Joseph o3 Salt
Lake City, leaves ST. Joseph every Saturday at
SA,M. Letters should be marked Overland
HAvAxA....;B steamship De Soto, on Tuesday, :,
50. PACIFIC f BY steamship on tuesday
BAHAMA sss O. lie day AFTER the arrival Of each alter
month o ksrnaH Phi be sE
with mails fSr the bahama Islands, TO be landed
EUROPE 500 By steamship Europa, for Liverpool
from Boston, close here Tuesday, on ~
The Europss mail on Tuesday VIII close as early as u
o'clock rail by steamboat account OF the closing Of
the California mail At o'clock.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BoABAY The Overland mail Bombay closes in London
each month. Via Southampton on the l2th and
CALCUTTA. 3D. ioth, ls,h 9sh via M.rseies Ath lah
Goth, 2lth vim Southampton.
CHINA, &C. Marseles the 10Th and 26h Via South
. a., snapton An and 10Th
AUSTRALIA. Via Harsees and Suez the l6h Via SOuth
MAua1us va Alden on the lth and 9Th q the month
bRAsIi va noa.nanpon On inc sn 81 me mon,h
dates Should Of these dates fall Sunday the mall is
despatched the following evening.
above dates should any Of daies fall on Sunday
mail is despatched the morning previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept. 17-2P. NJ
AssSales Of so bbls., at IS 90 for pots, and IS rs
for pearls, per 100 lbs.
Co1Tos.-sales Of 1000 bales made including
900 bales strict middHng New Orleans, at l2hc
FLOUR in limited demand to-day owing TO the rain
storm. Prices have not varied much Sales 200 bbs
State and Western, and 800 bbs Southern
WHEArSales: $500 bushels at 81 rs for white South
ern 81 ~ for white Canada and re for unsound Chicago
spring.
quiet Mixed Western is held at 85c per bushel
RYE barley and oats have been in limited request at
former rates.
PROVISIONS have been less active. Mess pork SIS IL;
prime pork, $40 81 per Dbl
WmsKxY-saes 326 bbs. at 261ac. per gallon.
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There great demand for vessels to 20 South 10 load
with cotton and freights observe have advanced in
consequence Business is rapidly increasing in every sec
ton Of the country and this betokens gradual increase
Of demand for money The West will draw money both
from New Orleans and New York
The Philadelphia, Germantown and Norrstown Railroad
Company have declared half yearly dividend of five
per cent payable October g. The Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company have declared half
yearly dividend of three per cent payable octoberl
The following is the amount of coal transported on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the week ending
Thursday SepteYnber IL 1890
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I(EMITTANCES TO ENGLAND,
~ IRELAND SCOTLAND AND WALES
UNioS BANK LONDON,
BANK LIVERPOOL
NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND
In sums from 81 upwards.
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankeya
rs Wall street NJ
rIyOMEB. SON MEIvAIN,
No. MAIDEN LANE,
New York.
importers and Wholesale dealers In
GUNS, CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE.
Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
BRUSHES, PERFuMERY AND SOAPS,
(Wesly Richards celebrated guns.
tu1hnr's army razots
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have before referred TO- who supported by the state Of
the money market The commission houses still have
little or nothing to do Tho old holders Of stocks are %
seHers while Wall street jobbers the buyers the
banks and bankers the lenders Other S.. cha md
bonds are inactive. Many Of them whor nao,ected
though more worthy Of support for invc .ment
than the speculative stocks above na d. We infer from
these facts that there is as yet no covery public con
dence in railway Securities ano look for continuance
OF this condition OF thngs until the year shall
have demonstrated that ne roads have ability 10 pay their
debts and reserve So .nethng for the stockholders.
twas announesd during the sitting of the early board
that the for the second week of September Of tho
Galcna ard Chicago road showed increase tho
noun~- ment of which was made to give FLIP to tho
bidding the stock After the second board there
sales Of New York Central at s1s but the price then
receded 10 81 Chicago and Rock Island stock sold at
TO- and closed at 10 bid. Gaena and Chicago offered
at H. The general market closed rm New York Central
shows an advance Of u Of one per cent? Rock Island ri
Gacna and Chicago, III Reading IL; Illinois Central al
Michigan Central, y, and Michigan Southern Y. State
stocks steady. There few transactions in
stock.
We informed that Gustavus Holland, Esq, has
turned from Honduras, whittier he went TO procure
extension OF the time for building the Honduras Railway
which he has succeeded in doing The time is now ex-
be put in immediate possession Of the line, their terms
having been accepted
Tho earnings Of the Central Railroad Company Of New
Jersey for the month Of August 1885, TAG SO
Same month last year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 77,S46 80
Increase IL per cent .$l3 ,90l b6
From the West have adviccs OF increasing move
mcnts in breadstuns but not nearly in proportion TO
the great yield. The farmers holding TO
their crops prefcrrng to borrow, with accommodating int
and other charges thereon 70 selling at what they
call prices. But low prices of produce the great
wealth Of the country. Plenty Of cheap food makes
money the wages of labor 60 further and leaving much
for consumption Of other articles Of comfort though Of
less necessity, benefits trade and commerce.
The European capitalists always count easy supplies
Of money where food is abundant and cheap The last
advces from Europe state that the harvests there
gathering in successfully, and that therefore serious
disturbance Of the money market dreaded, though
the increasing activity Of business foreshadowed in
the demand for money and probably speedy
rise Of half of per cent in the rate Of interest
We copy from the Chicago papers the following state
Of the receipts Of breadsus there in the week end
ing September 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18
The sunday Bands In the London Park ),
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Seeing you advocating Sunday bands the Central
Park, think may be interesting to your readers 10
know that, although established public boon in the
London parks, an attempt has been again made by the
fanatics suppress pleasure which is afforded to those
who not tight laced enough TO keep away from such
rational enjoyment subjon the following, clipped from
London paper Of the 30th Of August
THE SUNDAY BANDS PARKs.-Those of our readers
who approve OF the bands recreation
for the people Will be pleased
Chief Commissioner OF Works stop them,
The bands played usual last Sunday will
TO hear that Notwithstanding the threatening aspect Of
weather the receipts from the sale of
70 within Few silnga of the expenses
for the restoration of lost children by conveying the
platform and suspending notice gives universal
faction An anxious mother who Hnds minus child
now relies upon meeting with at the platform The commit
tee announce arrangements being
the second Sunday in September joint c
companed by both the bands Regents and Victoria
parks.
Here's an example for New Workers.. Let the people
urge what the HERALD demands, ''Sunday bandi for
the Central Park. NIL DESPERANDIJM