The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-31

OF licenses BY dividing it over eieven days, VIZ -
August l, A b; I'd. C d; 80. EFF; 9Th. Il; 7'h.
IL; 9Th, X l.; 9th, NJ N; 10th. OP; lith, Or;
18th. S T; l4th. to z. inclusive. They also a.
lowed applicants whose papers were defective ten
days TO rectify the eTor.
Judge Bonney, of the Supreme Court. has given
a decision in the matter OF the petition OF st.
Thomas church. allowing them to sell their real
estate situated at the corner Of Broadway and
Houston street In conclusion he says:-An order
may be entered authorizing St. Thomas church to
sell the said real estate for an amount not less than
three hundred thousand dollars, subject to the
rights of the vault holders, for the prote ction of
which the order must contain proper provisions
and it must also contain directions in relation to
the application that shall be made of the moneys
arising from the sale.
Our Salt Lake City correspondent furnishes us
with an interesting description of the celebration
of the Fourth Of July by the Mormons. Quite a
display Of patriotism and enthusiasm WAS made.
The main street of the city was decorated with
evergreens and flags, and the various occupants of
buildings We'd with each other in these manifesto
tons of honor TO the nations birthday. Statutes
were fred at sunrise and sunset at different points
at the County Court House, and marched thence to
Temple Block, where the people were entertained
by speeches from Governor Cumming and others,
the reading of the Declaration of independence
and the delivery of a patriotic poem. In the
evening there was ball. attended by the most dis
tingushed personages Of the Territory.
According to the City Inspectors report, there
were 5O4 deaths in the city during the past week,
an increase of as compared with the mortality Of
the week previous, and ll2 less than occurred
during the correspondinglweek last year. The reca
ptuaton table gives sc of diseases of the brain and
nerves, Of the generative organs, 10 OF the heart
and blood vessels, 81 of the lungs, throat &C., Of
old age, Sc of diseases of the skin aud eruptive
fevers, premature births. 227 of diseases of the
stomach bowels and other digestive organs, As of
general fevers, of diseases of the urinary organs.
2 unknown, and 20 from violent causes The
nativity table gives 3H natives of the United
States, II of Ireland, 81 Of Germany, of Scotland
s of England and the balance Of various foreign
countries.
The cotton market continued to rule quite firm ycster
day with sales OF about 400 500 bales, lots closing
stiff the basis Of quotations given another column
Flour withou, change OF momeut for most descrip
tons while sales were to fair extent Southern aour
in fair demand but closed al easier rates forcommon
brands while the better qualities unaltered Wheat
without change Of moment, and Gales were less
active. Corn opened dull, but closed with more
activity, and at steady prices. Pork was steady,
with sales of at SIS 30 a $40, and new
prime at $Ii Sugars steady at Saturdays
rates, but quiet and the sales were under 200 hids
Coffee continued firm and sale of 900 bags of Rio
made from second hands at N,lc 1870, while Java
was held at i6Ac. in mats, and at 1SLc for govern
men, in bags and 200 bags Maracaibo sold at l5c
It was tated that the sales Of coffee this Market in
1885, from July 27 to August 81, embraced about
"a 500 bags, and for the same Period in 1852 90 900
bags Fre,ghts frm and not very active 10 Liver
pool IS 900 900 bushels Of wheat were taken
in bulk aud bags chiefly in bulk at l0d ana in bags at
1914.