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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
SATURDAY, July 6-P. N.

Stocks arc zsgain frmer to-day, but the market is
greatly waasng in speculative spirit The Bord list ID
the strongest department Of the market, and prices OF
noet descriptions are higher 1t is here, almost en-
tely ths the operations Of the public are noticeable
tbe business in the fancy stocks being confined to the
SPECTATORS Of the street. The firm tone OF to-day Is
attributable mainly to the strong position OF the Gov
eminent and the feasible financial programme OF Mr..
Chase. There was a good demand for stocks through
out the day. and an advance Of al cent was esab-
lished on the leading railroad shares. New-1ork
Central started at 73l, and gradually stifened to a.
Galeua was the fr1nest of the Western stocks Most
of the sales were at 6l1 and that bid for more Inc
euvers of this stock have absorbed large amount the
past fortnight and the indications are that little OF 1t
will find it's way back TO the street at present There
s large short interest in the stocks and the deliveries
Of the past few days have been made with difficulty.
Harlem old stock is weak, receding to 81.
Pacific Mail was again higher, selling at 7l371}.
Panama is scarce 10 was bid Illinois Central closed
at 65. a65J, with few sales. We note further ad-
vance in Missouri Sxes issued TO the Hannibal and st.
Joeeph Railroad; sales made at i7, which ia
equal to 50I coupon on. The regular Mssouris were
slso iirmer selling at 35. Tennessees likewise rose
y cent. Lousianas touched 50, and North CarOlnas
improved ii y cent Georgiss are not offered below
60. For Government Fiyes there is q strong demand,
and the coupons of 1874 sold al 70, rse of IL cent
and none are now offered below so. The Skies of 1851
sOld largely at Ssh, and that is offered for more.
The market at O'Clock closed quiet at the following
quotations: u S. &C. 81 reg. S51 as5I; Tennessee 6s
3st 3s9 Virginia 6s, 45iS46li Missouri 6s 3SI0
SS9; Pacific Mail, 7Og 07Os; N. Y. Central, 74a74l;
Erie X. r., 224 a22l Hudson River 80 0S3; Harlem
9!09li do. Preferred, 224923; Reading, 33a33i;
Michigan Central 42a a43i Mich. s. g. N. Ind, I2a
l2I; do. guaranteed, 269s7; Panama 1917 lO8;
Illinois Central 654a65i; GAL and Chicago, ella
6ll; Clev. and Toledo, "a 02lI; Chi and r. Island,
3l 03l Ch, B. and Quincy, 81 a55; Illinois Central
7s, s9l $50; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company,
SOaSOl; Penn. Coal Company, 7sl.
Annexed are the prices OF Railroad Bonds at the
Brokers Board to-day;
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notice Of decline Of oeks and call for additional
30 an amount Of 4 isaed The ID Of June The
ater receipt of the by the bsnks
provided by law has no, yet expired c~ have paid
only part Of the call which Ia safe guaranty Of ir utcui0n
10 pay the balance
Twelve banks have commenced making arrangements With
this department up heir Southern bo1d ard pot those
Wisconsin In the place thereof % make their eueney
par Others will follow, and many iueld making tue def
cheney good by adding TO the present securities tho necey
sum in Wisconsin bond.
The Controller reasons has great confidence IN the
fr acis GJurdless Of the hy.une bsks w5s- currency
circulating par, aud feels warranted ia erpIe1s The
belief that the circulation Of the ten banss thrown out IN Nil
wukee June p will oon be restored TO the eondeuoe q the
pabc and received s By the bAnberi aud merchants
throughout the State.
The charter granted to the Second Ward Bank Mnusd.
kce. has eI lied by its own limitation
No char been made n any Of the peIoual bonds
Sales Of bonds Of Northern States have lately been made In
NewY0h quotations considerably lower than those yen IN
the above Aemsu such aos have been II
and Of bonds only the Controller has deemed ja 10
thete sales ts OF their value oi the real market
price bat concuced reflection 10 wait ioT further develop
the stock mArLet and 10 reglc hereafter his es
mates accordingly. o. VAN sIEENW1k,
Madis9H, July /, i56l Bank Controller
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marLets-ciHryrIIr BrFoKTrI

markets-ciREgcIIr brFoKTEp IoE Tur ~ y. TEIHryy.
AsHEsThe market qais, for both knd' 'so' Of Pots q,
CUTIoN-Tbe marie, hss Gru, With .p.y offerings
sales 81 800 bales, We quote ordhaIy q, l2c and xldns Up
COFFEE quiet sales Of I25O bags Rio At Ii aIIe and
FLOUR AND MEII-Tbo inquiry for we,'ern C.n,l Flour
IL rather sce but at caster and IRREGULAR the
soss hse = more dsnsnS ios ,p2' @ sG tas bette
Tor supehne Western ~ 3OG - % iT supehno state ga
for the low Iss wsStern Extra sods 70 for dipping
brands Of Round Hoop EIta Ohio and - 9Oat5 65 the
trade brands do Canadian Flour Il whou. much change sAs
Of 750 bbls at ga ~ 20 for kItras Southern Floor un.
settled and is heavy the supply liberal Of The low ssdes-
50 20 for mixed 10 good superne Bamore &C. and IS 5s
o. 90 To- EItLas Rye Foal 10 ir inquiry sales Of q bb
plenty sales Of O bbG At ~ 70 for Jsrey and for Brandy
FRuIT-we notice sale. Of case. Leghon Citron a, 800,
GkAINThe Wheat mslket i, ry se'iyej choice Spring
choice bile much lower and heavy The sale, 4Oo
bush Chicago spiing 6dS5c !! 600 bush Club 8Gc.
wiseonsin 9lG 3!e 1920 bush damaged sPirg 6,e65e
81 30; e. 20 busb Red and Amber Western sI O5g on
Barley h qSie at GogIte Barley Nal; !. steady 9,i.
et ?tG21c and stest zal9c; Rye reher easier and the
chiefly unsOand aud sSdsc for state Corn I. easier snd /.
sSy q % CO.. p5S 5S 1t @ % 5 for for the Eat sRd home
Eastern. and 4!c for Pdms shipping mixed
GUNNY CLOTH n demand, prices show an advance Of
HOPs arc In ish. request but ioden Grn We quote
Ordinary 20 Choice 1855 srJgth, ct ljdZIc.
HAYlhc demand Is fair for shppug ss Of 900 bales al
30dsOc n 100 10.
HIDES continue duh DO not hear Of any ssles
LlMENOthng has been done in Eocklsnd end prices are
nominal Last ales Of Common at Soc. aud Lump Doe
LEATHEH-Hemlock aud Oak dull; d. not hear OF
any sales.
MOLAssEs Il quiet sales fl5O hhds Porto Rico at 2le and
80 bbls. New w-0Tisens a. 3lc., cash.
NAVAL SrORES-Tbe make, for Spirits Turpeutlne "a
quiet 82l d83o. Crude do & held firmly S. Comon
RosiD IL unchanged. Wo quote ot ~ So Fine Rosn Is In
i'niied demand bat prices are without quotfbe change
olLs-ILe market quiet oI all deserPion but prices are
unchanged.
PROViSI0HS-1he Pork maIko, s rather more soty, and
closes her sales Of $50 bb sl Gl0 SIS IS FOR Mess
10 for Pne &C4 ic 25 ior Clear Beef In better inquiry
IN part Tor the army sales OF 1J bbs 90 $40 - of
Kepecked Mess sl0629Pl C2 oI e1s Beef Hams ea.
d. Meats STEADY; sales Of 80 hhd 45c for Shout
dcr aud 5id6!c for Hams Ls lower and the supply Eood
sales OF 2OJ bbls az 8aBlc.
klCETo demand i.moderA,ei slles at IS &c % p 100
n. TO quality.
SUGAGs-Tbe accommodation 10 Congress Of an increased
dnty has caused excitement ard Raw Renned both adj
ylnced with scye demands The Improvement Is lc. We
nuOta Crushed Ground, ard GaLuted at SIC: White coffee
sadcs 5G7ic srd Yellow GAGE sscs Of 80 hhd Cusa Al
lld5c.
TALLowThe uarke. is heavy 'ale Of l9oO 10 Prime at
Be-. cash.
WHISKYThe psrie is steady sale. Of 800 bbl, ISe
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Religions Notices.

Murrny-Hnl Baptist Church, 35tlrst. between 5.h
and b,GvsTe Rev. 81 iDNEf A. COREY will preach THIS
MORNING. st l0i O'Clock The Rev T. w. CONWAY, Chap
lain OF 9Th Regiment Newport News, will preach In
the EVENING, at u O'Clock.
The Second Universalist Society mee,s EVERY
SABBATH at tho Historical Library, corner Of I'd az and ilth
9! NJ y,fnon VIII preach TODAY morning sGd s,slirg
klsiseIs 6Ft always &c eob me dated With scala
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...,....."JuLI
Cleared.

steamshp-aarion Cole, Havana, spoford Tos,on Go.
shlps-Csoos Holn.r adelphis, Hicks Belt Con'titn'
ton 1onss Liverpool " ial OuioE, Nistu Buriey, San
Ersncisco VIM r. Coleman / Co. -
HaIks-Tezhns, Brand Mystic; NJ. Sawyer Bartlett New
ct.ile; Ola Castelsuo Amsterdam. - -
Bris.-Seuus (ir) Gachy, La Pole n. F., VI. &, Rouh
Som Is,bella Hay Eudson London. WdndsreI Patterson
onespstovn: CsDella Ace St John, SleT HOuy uyltcn.
gchooner.-T Jefferson, Keauy, Salem; II. W. johnson,
Howl Nas,sp master; H. H. Dexter St. John New 0rAyhound
Fobe Porto Belle liundy Eges,t; j. ~ Gu0n. salord,
Fort PcLohs. hcCready, Mott Co.. America LyoHs Lon
dondciry ID. II. WOE.
PTopelsr-Conco1d Norman, Philadelphia.
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liliIiiarp Notltes.


Commandants of Companies desiriou' Of connecting
themselves with regiment for the to be commanded by
competent military man, win communicate by letter or In
son with tho subscriber ct No. Is Yeseyst Newiok on
need eppy who uneeqnsnted WITH ne bol OF the
soldier and company. of;O IL DlDDI4Et ,
Late Colonel y. Y :. l.
We, the Undersi ened Committee, do most respect
fully solicit any subscriptions money clothing for the pur
pose supporting the regiment cavalry known as tie New
York Mounted Rlemen -four hundred already eproedl
now being sised under Il suspces Of Lieut. Cd Dcke conf
manding yorably known to the New-fOIk pubic aeao
er riding Col Dkle having served ten years In Tie Ps'
sian cavalry x vea her tactics and niue year esp
tn cavalry ia the NewYork State Militia we can most cor
daily recommend him your Kind support ny pehision
Col Dicke refer the following distinguishes Sai Gen
a Witthsus eco A. A. Low, esq., and i. NJ WetaoEe esq.
Any OF the viii receive subscriptions st their espess
i've places Of business ~ =, .,
r. A. WITTHAUS, No u Bsrclaytt.
HEEYY A. MOTT, No. Jas Broadway,
LOUIS LA FARCE, No 80 LibeTtyst
LUCIus HOPKINS No. A5 Broadway,
yIesidspl Importers and Jras.s Bank
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Mem Crblications.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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pubiAhed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents of No. 1851 .Juiy 81.
LLEApINg ARTICLES. me compromi.. Ah..d,
Pssl' psIa o9i.p Of RipGs@sc; Gold the Gu%sslds
,as.he South; Our Merchant Marine, How the ke-
.be'lion Is Upheld, Edto'id Paragraphs.
U..THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
I..THIRTY-sEvENTH coNGREss-EyTRA sEs-
SION Proceedrg' in the Senate and House 0f Rep
IVA REPLY AND A SUGGESTIONS Correspondents
VAN EXPECTED ADvANcE-ALBERT Pike
Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
U..vAALLANDIIoHAYir71TaE REAcE hovEMEsT;
villa BRIEF REPLY: Correspondence Of Tho N. z.
Tribune
VIII. TIE CASE OF MAJOR EMORY: cOns,pordeBse
Of The N. Y. Tribune
Ix..FRON FORTRESS MONROE: ConespOndenee Of
The n. Y Tribune.
x..FROM MARYLAND; Correspondence Of The MY.
Tribune
xr..TBE RECENT EVENTS IN BALTIMORE.
MI THE FORWARD MOVEMENT: Rapid Prepare
Hona Making; The Blow about to Fail Movements
Of Ir 2Psst WI iansPorti T"ensy,one EesineeSs. es
LGter Virginia. Bsstle Opposite WiliamsP0rt-Ihe
Rebels Routed.
XIII IRON PATTERsoNs COLUMN; An Alarm
for an EngaSemsn:: Bsd Eject Of the Existing Aps.
thy Correspondence OF Toe N. Y. Tribune.
xIv..THE, FIGHT AT wlLLIAMsPogr; r Ten n TsoS; "a
ssnd Rebels Routed Union LOIS killed and 10
Wounded; Names OF Killed and Wounded
Xy..LATEST NEWS RECEivED BY IELlE6RAPHs
From Wsshingon-special pispatches to The N Y.
Tribune.
XVI. FROM FORTRESS MONROE: Late-. Military
Movements A Reconnaissance Toward Bethel; Rsb
e Pickets leave Goats and Hatsj NhAI was Found in
their Letters.
XVII. DOMESTIC LIFE IN TUE SOUTHWEST: Cor
respondenoe Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
XYIII..TBE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA: By William n.
Russell.
XIX. THE PROSPECTS, FOR HARVEST: Letter hen
askilful Observer.
Ky Pv ia
XIaPOLITlCAL.
XXI. PERSONAL.
XIII. CITY NEWS.
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Fur Reports Of Tho
Stock Money, Cotton. Grain, and Cattle Markets,
specially Reported for The ~ Y. Tribune.
XVII. WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE NEW-YORK DRY
GOODS MARKET.
XVIII. THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861
TERYsOne Copy for year So. Two Copies year,
SJ. Five Copies year I'll 25. Ten Copies, 70
address, $40.
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Nrt in,oms for u. Yest........c
pedue. til. per cen, dividend Of January 49, 70.
R.,.no. 10 rr.dit Of Income Account

Balance TO credit Of Income Acc'0" @SSAs
Attbe meeting of the St. Lor,s bondholders to-day
It was determined to request the city to obtain author
ity fom the State to levy special tax 10 meet the
Q, reas Of interest 1t seems that the assessors this
wear have reduced the valuation Of property twenty
five rer CERT thus making deficit not anticipated
The creditors prefer to hold the coupons past due IN
prefe, enCe to funding them in any form.
The Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company held meeting yesterday at Phila-
depbia, and and adopted resolution directing fpe-
Ca meeting of the stockholders to be convened IN tnat
city, las soon as the terms of the lease may be agreed
upon by the respective Boards of Directors or the pur-
pose of considering the proposition Of the Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad Company to lease its road to the
| PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company.
! IMPORTS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS At HEw-loRk Fos'
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FIRES IN TIE COUYTRY.-About o'clock on Satur-
day morning fire broke out IA stable the farm Of Mr
MSore miles east Of Jamaica resulting in the decon Of
tbs budns together with three hEe hore One Of the sine
was yaued go The entire loss l. about s3@0. On the
evening the 4 sabs Of farmer named Lott. near
Jar ac, consumed together with coren consig Of
large quantity of country produce Amount Of damage no,
calta
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

STEAM FlRE-ESGISEs FOR TIE NAyY-YARD.-Two
new aud splendid steam ire.engines on Saturday
brought to the Navy-Yard from the manufacturers
IheIe are row five steam re-engnes in tie yard suf
hcent TO suppress any conaagaion that il likely to
occur The new engines were tried and provedhighly
fatisfaetorY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

fttcrIos OF RE-wARDESs-At recent meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the Fire Department the
following gentlemen were elected Fire. Wardens:
John Campbell of Hose No. g. for three years. Robert
Barr of Engine No. 3, for two years. Samuel A.
Ayills of Hose No. 9, for two years.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
carii2latiOn Oi ue secnnnes:

In the quarterly statement of April last there was
shown depo,it Of State bonds amounting to sl2,S5'
4G4 A. to secure circulation of 81, ,lG' 600 in bank
notes. The above statement shows that tince then
there have been retired abon 600 of the circna-
tion and since the let Of December, 1850, there have
been retired upward Of s5,OOo,OCO.
The Bank Controller Of Wisconsin Las us issued his
monthly statement Of the condition Of the banks Of the
State, June %:
Amount Of circulation retired since the Issue OF .
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

FIREs-A three-story frame building, occupied as a
carpenhop used n Madison street. between Bedford and
The rremiges were owned by Richard Ball Loss - GOO.
About Saturday FIRE broke out 10 small frame build
a No $50 Yok street causing damage to the amount Of 100
Ar alarm shortly after the above caused by the burning Of
mouse corner Of Bergen and Hoyt streets. Damage slight
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

FATAL AcoIDENT IN TBE Northumberland
GimbeIt, employed in the plumbers department fell
down the tione steps OF The drydook on Friday and
sustained comp ound fracture Of the skull which ter
minated IN his death shortly afterward Deceased was
an Engishman tLhty-fye years Of agei leaves wife,
but no children.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
HeceIpf, Of Esrodnce.

JuLY G-271lO bbis. Floar 10 bbls. Com Meal s.3 d.
WHISKY $4,000 0ush. Wheat, 1880 do Corn. II Osts
2 DO Rye, 1900 do. Mat 81 pigs Lard, 30 kegs Lard 4e
pkgs fdoyisons lJG do. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
gun-Rlses.I:5il Sets..............7:14 Moon-scts.
WATER THIs DAY.
ssndy Hook. T:l7 Gov Island e.O5 Hell Oate. 9i3
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Nuw, yDRN rAur4 TRIBUNE, SUNDAY. JULY T. 1861.

adults, and es children. The principal diseases
scarlet fever ., smallpox cholera 'oian'um o
diph.heria. Z, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

From the above it will be seen that the falling off has
been about equally divided between Woolens Cottons
and Silks, notwithstanding the relative dsprOportion
in the amounts severally imported.
The following is statement Of the Anthracite Co al
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

TIE Rev. Matthew hale Sn,ith wall prsscs .N
Soc dAf, Jolly at O'Clock n PhiPs' - 2:
''S7hav Brl sdwsy between iSth ana sno u
and sunday orranifcd On SUNDAY MoaElHG and
EVENING he wiz preach usual in Trevor Hail. aud give his
thiri Earmnn Of fhaN Nnnr.n
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

Rus OVER AND KuLED.-Wm. Eller, O child Eve
wears of yesterday In Vck street No.
Il Of the Sxhayenue Hairo1d, and Instantly killed. The
driver OF he arrested ard held 10 await tne result Of
CooncTs inquest The body Of the boy A 70 the resi-
deuce Of his paenis No 20 Nandtm street. His faher Is
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Anlusemeuts.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM'' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
MONDAY JULY g. 1861
BENEFIT OF z. T. TAYLoR. o!S. STAGE MANAGER, .S
on "n'on & gSvS ,b 1 I o 20 ,,.,s. ,eSav hsye ''
vcIUSTEERsD THEIR VALUABLE sERVacEs.
stsERs 9f' BIZ Il Cf Sas5 S'
@ he @ r.. M maeS% H a III Of .s s s % 'nd
'D' pCoMRDY, PANToMIME. DRAMA, and FARCE,
A LESSON FOR HusBASbs, AlSSiblSssins
TaE DUNE GIRL OF fHE INN
BLAcKEYEo SUSAN, he. lie
The NsraFer takes grea, pes.us ia being enabled 70
nounce engagement, for short time with
PROF. ANDERSON, JR.,
PROF. ANDERSON, JR.,
PROF. ANDERSON, JR.,
PROF. ANDERSON, JR.,
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLDn
TIE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLDi
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLDi
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLDi
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD!
with his uneqnsei fests Of egsrdeman Natural Magic
PRoF. ANDERSON viii appear b!ERY AFrERNooA
snd EVENING, commenting TUEsDAi' July " hsI, " q
great ASTOUNDING TRICKS AND FEATs
ASTOUNDING TRtCAs AND FEATs.
AlssTogNNDDISSG5 Te,GKs TeYcxs ASD ,N6 FEATs rstT
which have SEA STAGE zen AND PARApAERSiIiA u"
sFASE sFASE AEB ASB FARAFHEkESSAEEEAA' FARAFHEkSAtEA'
viii be the riches. and most buil IN Americas
A GORGEOUS TEMPLE OF MAGIC!
A GORGEOUS 1BMPLE OF MAGIC
S9SSEGTs S9RSESTs TEMPtE TEMPLE 81 81 MhSIc MtefS
Enchanting the eye and bewdeiing to the Imagination
oil hours every Day aud Evening the wonderful
and e1traorcinary - ..o.u,,,,r
ALBINO SISTERS, snd their BLACK MOTHER and
BROTHER
Though these children Of perfectly
BLACK AFRICAN PARENTS,
theenpieIon is pure white their hair or wool While a.
snow, and their eyes delicate pink
THE GREAT LIVING SEA LION
LfvrNG MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON
beside a great variety Of other living BeNt;
20 LIVING MONSTER SNAKES,
GRAND AQCARIAL GARDEN,
HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL,
aud near million Of Cuiosiies from ell parts Of the World
Admission TO all cents; Children under TO- Is cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

,idntay fn into the docf AZ Pier No. So T. r. the 4h
~ was Yesterday ed and notice sent 70 the CeTo
n-T, who Sil hold an inquest upon t.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

GFccglTS Car GoHAiITY.--Tbe total number of
oeai0s jD THE city lasi week WAT Ice, cf which 40
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

amount ,of tod. received from the opening o. nsnsf
tios and sncDdng The fourth week In june coo s,a ls
I'M cunt Of tolls received nom the opening othsvf
tsop. to and including the fourth week " 7so12 %
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

The business of the Sub-Treasnry was Receipts,
t3a, ,is6 S3-ior Customs 81, 900; Payments sac
s72 IS; Balance, $3.50 9i9 IA.
Freighis-To Liyerpool 1000 bble. Flour at 2s Cd
2C.0OO bush. Wheat in ships bags at 9Sd., and OOO
bush. Corn in BAGS at 9Id To London: % 900 bush.
Wheat at 1Od lOld in bulk and bags 100 tune Heavy
Goods at &c.,, and 600 bb Flour az &c. 3s Cd. TO
Glasgow: 800 bbls. Flour at e.
Exchange ON London closed firm but quiet at 1865 q
l07. Prime commercial bills command lO6 eIOGI.
We have received copy Of the annual report Of the
Michigan Central Railroad Company. The result Of
tbe business of the year is far from satisfactory and
viii prove disappointing to those stockholders who
have supposed that the road was earning dividend
Gle past months. II appears from the report that
not only has the Company earned dividend the lsg
half Of the year, bu 10 paying the cent declared
iu January, the Treasurer was forced TO draw upon
the balance 70 credit Of income account $40 000 The
balance 10 credit Of income account June 1860 was
as EOS 60; it now is s3S l3l a. reduction Of $39,.
77l So The net profit Of The year over interest and
s expenses $41, ,9H 90, q p cent on the capital
stock. Tire floating debt is $l25, 900. The bonded
debt has been increased during the year $4,000,
slough there s reduction of al debt of$l 657 90
Tie general statement is az iollows
ahe bonded debt Of tbe Company, June l. 1860,
Le.' iaiia1 Sii2,1sc 81 %
Lees SinAias Fund, ,-2d........"" 1880 20
- lGO,t27 10
Net bonded debt S7754OGI 20
Nd bcatlg QeOt.. SJWl ~
-sIsl stock 665T2o %
sI9sO2e6J 50
abs bondsd debt now ws...,........s7,9Co4ss ss
Les sinking Funds-ist. f2i6,02D is
Lee Snking Fuuds--2d. 1926 -
26i, ,266 80
Net bendsd 3ei'. ...............S T107.2l3 30
Add Goftre q. B, 90. ............ 123,V0 90
rtuj.sl q oei ............ 057,7g4 90
---------el3S9oOcs 20
RsS 'S4bg tis s,etn............."..,... el2,6si ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

GFORGE CIIRISTY's MINSTRELS.
N sTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE, Broadway, near Bond-,t.
Giorions Fourth Also On SATURDAY July
doors open ct a. 3. Aduittsnce Is cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

Total eotd st the port O83 sIOsi32OS sss3lO345
The falling off has been greatest during the latter part
Of the year. and especially since the new tariff went
into operation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

NN SUNDAY and every day--FOr Newark, fare
" L. csi aud Bergen Point fare 10 cts Steamer Thomas
Way leaves Pier % " r. foot Deyt, at lO M ard ~ p m
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rrcts entered FL port - s8l65037 s5535045 81 2o3 3
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

TRAITOR sHor.--The correspondent Of
the Tribune irem Charleston relates the fol-
lowing instance of Major Andersons firm
ness:-
There is an Irish ruiTian who loafs upon
the wharves, who has for ironical tribute to
extreme ugliness, been dubbed Handsome
Charlie" The broiher-in-law of Charlie
was a soldier attached TO the garrison at
Fort Sumter, and was often sent by Major
Anderson, with others, for provisions
There two villains, brothers in crime" "a
well as in ''law' had, it seems, been plotting
treason in Connection with their brtters
against the government of the United States
One OF their plans was TO smuggle in files
for purpose OF spiking the guns on Fort
Sumter. How they expected to accomplish
this rascality is an other question; but GER
tian it is that files were introduced into the
fortress concealed in oaves of bread The
ties aud the traitor were both discovered.
A messenger was dispatched to Charleston
Tor priest. The cause assigned for re-
curing his presence was the premature
confinement and consequent danger of
soldiers wife. The real need for him was
10 shrive deslardly wretch for the next
world, who was utterly unfit to live in this
The brolher-in-law of Handsome Charlie"
vas shot; a fitting DOOM for traitor.