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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
ENGLAND.

lie Arabia arrived at Liverpool On Saturday even.
iDe, Aug. IL. .
THK CAsE OF THE BLRoS DE YIDIL.-At the sitting
q the Central Criminal Court on Mcndsy, Aug. ~,
the Grand Jury returned true bill against Alfred
Louis Pons dc Vdil for felOniousy assauing his son.
with intent 10 murder him.
THE SUCCIssIoS TO THK DASIsH CBowS.-The
London ExpreS says: Private letters from Hamburg
convey TO as the intelligence that the King of Den.
mark vexed and irrated by Prussian rancor has re-
solved TO set aside the provisions OF the treaty OF Lon
don and proposes TO make the king OF Sweden hls heir
IN lieu Of the Prince of GlucksbOuTg.'
The Augsburg Gazette says that the Diet hss ordered
b20 red cannon for The Federal fortresses and also
voted 97 francs for the armament Of these fort
yesses -
PRIECI ALTRED IN LIvERPoOL.-His Royal High
Iess Prince Alfred arrived in the Arabia on Saturday
night az Liverpool. A large cOncourse OF people were
assembled to receive him. and on bis hnding cheeFed
bm will great enthusiasm. Inc Pfnce leIt at ii
T. NJ. on Saturday for London.
DrPARTURE or THE KING OF SwEDEy.-The King
Of Sweden and his brother Prince Oscar, left Dover
On Saturday last ou their return home.
TIE QULES's VISIT TO lRELAND.-her MAJESTY
will leave Osborne on Wednesday morning, Aug. u,
embark at Holyhead the came evening, and resch
Dublin before midnight.
THE MEIsrRY-The Observer says; Lord Pal
merton has left town for Wslmer Castle, where he
will remain some time, Lord Granville attends the
Queen daring her stay in Dublin. The Duke OF
Somerset is in town. The other members OF she Cabi'
pst have Quilted the metropolis"
The Queen Dowager of Spain and the Duke and
Duchess de MOntpenser visited the Crystal Palace on
Saturday last.
Tie London Star says: 1t sststed that bis Royal
Highness Prince Albert has entered protest against
She military convection between Prussia and the
DuChy Of SaxeCOburg, in the name OF hls son. Prince
Alfred, presumptlve heir 70 that Duchy."
According TO the London correspondent OF The Lftds
HcrCury, The Great Eastern viii 20 back 10 Canada
and with more troops
SGUrB LAkcAsHIRK ELEcTIoy.--The first election
under the new Appropriation of Seats bill took
place In South Lancashire, Saturday last, and re-
solted in the return by amaorty Of 81 OF Mr. Cbas
TorneT, the Chairman Of the Mersey Docks, and the
candidate Of the Conservative party.
WHEAT EoR FRANcE.-The Times says: Several
vessels have been loading with wheat for France dur
ing the past week. in the Wsbeck River, the reports
received with regard TO the French harvest inducing
ihe conclusion that our neghbors will ihis year have
% resort to lsTge mportations OF grain"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
ITALY.

&owt from the Province Of Avellno s;ates that the
kssetoas.s had been every where beaten or were in
hight Fweaty-pine priests and three monks have
oeen arrested at CastelaInare, at Sorrento RianO, and
4malb Several ReactiOnary preachers have been ar
Sssed among when is the Vicar-Genera OF Sorrento.
The royal roOpf have surrounded and made prisoners Of
the reeclloDary bands on the mountains Caneeo.
The town Of Cipriano was taken after short resist
tnee.
The Turin OpiaoHe Of August IL, says: Gen. Cial-
ami is said to have reminded the Government that be
bad only Professionally accepted the Lieuteuancy Of
Naples, thai be would preserve the military command,
And would accomplish his mission of purging the
country Of brgands but that eeoud longer occupy
himself with the civil administration,
He now demands, therefore, adds the report, that
Lieutenant should be appointed in his stead Another
motive for Ibs resolution s stated to be the disagree
nent which arose between Gen. Cisldin and Signor
Lanseh the occasion Of the demonstrations recently
made against the Deputies.
Gen. cAldni will continue to exercise the functions
% The Leltenancy until new Lieutenant shall have
been provided by the Ministry.
The CteidI Gazette announces the rupture Of the
railway contract with NJ TalsbOt and saye the works
wh oe proceeoe9 VIII ON account Of the Government.
18Th. o " -'"F'N 'A 'A'
A dispatch from Turin Of August IS saws III. rumor
of Gen. Ciaidni's resignation is unfounded He will
remain at his post until the accomplishment Of his mis-
si0n. Signon Cantelli and Blssio have resigned bnt
viii remain in Office until the Government has pro.
vided substitutes.
III - beheYed that 0Sr1oaldi Will go TO Naples on
September 4 the anniversary Of the day on which he
sntsred that city. Ihe Government is preparing grand
fttee for the occasion.
A dispatch from Rome Of August IA says the sub
ssrpton 10 the Csyour monument continues notwith-
standing the efforts Of the police to prevent it.
A telegram from Rome ofsAug. IL, says:
Yesterday, the occasion OF the French National
Fee, the Pope gave hs solemn benediotiOs. brill
hans fete took place At the French Embassy. Gen.
GoyOn gave grand dinner. tranquility Sad perfect
ssdeT prevail az Rome"
A dispatch from Naples of Aug. II, says:s
News had been received here taat bss ID of brig
t1dt Were surpnsedby some Frenc3 trooptsn house
en the Poutihcal frontier--one biigand sas killed
soe I've taken Izisoners The ress fed isto Italian
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FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo.

Tas mal steamship Arago, Capt. Linef from HaVre
"a e,D,Isuot1n afternoon Of 2lst Aogust ITlVed AT
oi, mort 90 Tuesday morning.
us, news i not so late by two days as that by the
Ntnh American, published in Tuesday mornings
yHeUFE. ~
The Arago tl.ogs l7s passengers, the usual main,
Ard 250 tms cargo.
Among her passengers we notice the Hon. John r.
goclton and family, late United States Minister TO
Rome The Hon. Henry c. Murphy and family late
Tinted States Minister to The Hague; A. French eslp
hte United satee Consul at AK la Chapenei q. H.
Jones, ESQ, late at,ach6 to United States Legauon,
Vienna; i. c. West, esq, Surrogate Of the Ci'y y
New.Yorl; Lieut.. s. c. Barney and family oh''So
States Navy. and Lieut.. Oscar HuttmanD o' 'ne
Swedish Army. 80 ao ..,r ,r Zoe.
tur % 8, a. NJ, lat. is, Ion. a. ~, saw an He'
berg an, eveFal snlall pieces. ~ =, ,o * .x.baroe5
Same date a. y. NJ lat. "a ~, Ion - -
signals with the Hamburg screw s'eshler D"''iA"'
snc 90, q, o. H., cent dispatches for the L. $. As-
sociaied Press on shcre al Cape Race.
Same time, ssw an iceberg
Sane date, at a. No, passed bark pad1ie-wheel
soryet.e, steering west, showing the English blue
AUG g. At g. rn., la. A. lon SO %, saw steamer
steering ess,, supposed to be the Persia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
TURKEY.

dispatch from Belgrade OF Aug. le s9ys:
"Prinos Michael opened the Skupochtjna to-day
In his speech he 10 the Assembly the prep
aaion Of interior legislative measures, aud the organ
ization Of a national militia
With regard to the emigration OF Christians, the
Prince said:
"Ihe Seryians, united to the Christians OF Turkey
by tho ties Of race and religion, could not remain lnd
ferent 10 their fate Sefyia was therefore, open to
them The security of the frontiers of the Prineipa-
ties and Of Turkey is thus assured"
A telegram from Ragusa of Aug ~ says; -,
"A thousand Montenegrins have attacked village
on the Turkish fontiers but were repulsed with lose
Ten Turkish war steamers, with troops on board,
have aTiyed at Antiyari.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
TURKEY.

A dispa.ch from Cons,antaople Of Aog I' fays:
Mehemet Kiorisli Pasba will be appointed ei'her
Governor OF Bagdal or Commissioner OF hna'O
Fuad Pasha VIII he promoted to q rank eSul'"''n'
TO that Of Grand Vider rOr,;o,,
Meaeme, Diemil Pasha viii be Minister fOr fOre'sn
Ictye French intrgues are being carried on TO eneet
the return of Ria Pashs to the oerSshieiia'' in'
1900 20 news received here to-day, the Russians
- s,ist4;SeS another defeat from the Cireassians
Inc chief OF the insurgents IN HerlegoSns mas & re-,
quesel the nteroes,on o1 & mGssia' III ''O'' - 'sD
n,ar Pasba has approved this proposal, and the
p,lior and Austrian Embassies az Constantinople
Loe Sepned Commissioners to proceed TO Mos'ar IN
order to open negotiations
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
FRANCE.

The Moudear p1tlisbes the text Of the convention
concluded on July between France and England
regulating the immigration Of coolies into the French
Colonies.
The Paris correspondent of The Times says: Now
tat the harvest s nearly gathered in France, its de-
Sency is universally admitted. The causes given are
The ineessant rains, the white worm, and other in-
sects.
The potato crop has been attacked in some districts.
There very little demand for -four in the Paris
market last week.
The supply Of wheat at Marseilles for immediate de-
livery is not equal 10 the demand.
The demand for American wheat al Havre Is not Rs
bTisk ae 1t was holders nevertheless, will not abate
their prices. 5000 barrels Of American were sold at
from llf. TO 43E the 100 Hos.
The Bogne, on Monday, wa, firm and active, Rentes
Clcsed 81 6& Soc, or Sc. higher than on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
TrrsnAY. Sentember 81. ".


The more cheerful feeling which has been noteed IN
the Stock market since The success Of the Federay arms
at Hatteras Inlet still continues and the market To-Day
exhibited more activity than for some time past WIN
a buoyant feeling which, however, did not result IN
any important advance. The principal buyers are the
shorts who are being pnched for several descriptions
Of shares and who are endeavoring to throw forward
their contracts in the hope that within sixty days some
disaster may happen which will relieve them from
their position. The principal dealings to-day were IN
cash stock, the market not taking sellers
options with any freedom, and there being
little or no demand for buyers options. suc-
cessful land battle would undoubtedly increase
the volume Of speculation at the Board but the puoc
cannot be drawn in to take any considerable interest III
the Stock movement in the present disturbed stale oil
tho oorutry. Central firm, and advanced TO '3i,
an Improvement of ! y cent. The competition for
trafc over the trunk roads docs not appear TO alarm
the bulls although the suppression Of the monthly re-
ports of earnings is calculated TO excite apprehensons
that the earnings have largely decreased Gaena was
buoyant under the successful negotiation in regard to
the coming due bonds, and advanced TO 6t5. Tho
shorts were free buyers Of cash stock Burlington aud
Quincy and Rock Island better, and the latter
was in good demand. Between the Boards the market
was quiet and unchanged, excepting for Pacific Mail,
which advanced TO 76d76i At the Second Board the
dealings were unimporant in amount, but quotations
were well sustained and firm in the street after the
regular session. The market for Government securi-
ties has been very firm during the day. and the transse-
tons bave been restricted by the rmness Of holders
The sizes Of 1881 are 8s S9the latter bid for eou.
pom stock The ves of 1865 sold at Sc, and those OF
1871 at 79i. Six cent Treasury Notes were in good
demand, and not offered very freely. At the Second
Board 9S was bid at the close without inducing sales
State Bonds have been fairly actiye-the bulk Of the
transactions being in Mssours Of which $780, 600 were
sold, closing at All. The strong PROCLAMATION OF Gen.
Fremont has brought in new buyers. The uncertainty
banging over political affairs in Kentucky has bad an
una, orable effect upon the bonds OF that State, and
they are offered at a. against II last saes. Tonnes
sees improved v cent yirginas v cent, &c. There
s rather inquiry for Bank stock, and quotations
are rather frmer. The bids to-day were
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
DEED.

AMson Ouisy Sept Jacob Aims in the 18th OF bis
The resye and friends Of the family respectfully Invited
10 attend the funeral from his late residence No f3 Second
nyenua ON Jbrsdsy afternoon o'clock without fnrhd
nVitstion lie services win take place tie seveuhsuest
Methodist Episcopal Church. between Second and Third
avenues.
cANDLER-on Tuesday Sept. g. Elizabeth Cecilia wife Of
Samuel Cander aud second daughter OF the late Flsmea
The md .si Ii. s and those of brother
nlsw John Paerson are requested 70 send heL ,onea
street on Thursday, the 9Th Inst a. o'clock p IN.
ELIISon Tuesday Sept p Capt Julius L. Ellis Of cG;n-
gsny !lst Regiment NJ u aged "a year, fourth son Of Dr.
The friends and relative, are invited to attend his arersl
ST. hArks Church, On Thursday next a. 4p.m
FLFMING-In this city On Sunday Sept l. Caroline dSughter
ofThoms, and Eliza Fleming, sgsd 10 months
GGgaso T4SS SSS or a n me IL lat. dy oasmSU As
sged 90 years and 10 month,
Sunday sept g M:S.1 S T. 1;1;nd'r
HINCHnAN--At Washington ia camp on Monday, Aug &c,
Jsrnes II. Hinchmsn, ia the 26th year of bis age
KELLEY-In Brooklyn, on 5 10y evening Sept benIy
II. Kelley jr Henry H. and Anna Kelley aged 2yeu'
The ends of the family se invited to steud the funeral at No.
lis William street, on Wednesday, at q O'Clock.
KEIBER-In this city Monday Sept !. j. o. eidss.ssn Of
John g. and Gesne keOer aged month and 3 days
c a s. & I sSaa' sSa ss sHIs Msy aR
ard days
NcCUMIsKEY la wiIlisu.bursb, Moad.y; Sept. 2,
Francis Of Henry and Mary Ann McCuHiskey, aged
years and 2l days
McINrosB-Iu hI, city on Moudsy, Sept Selma d. nf,n.
daughter Of James IA. and Charlotte H. AcItosh, aged
months and n days.
EEWTON-At Somerr, Conn., Monday, Sept q or dy'sn-
terry Frank Harris youngest son Of Henry j. and Mary a
Newton of this city. sged years aud months -
The epS, S as y arc Es'gSs'W S We. &
Wednesday, at 10 O'clock g. m.
Al midnizht, 10 dsrlings bed,
The morning ar ri came;
And crowned with light his beauteous head,
And clothed hi, form with flame.
His hind red came in shining state
And led him by the hand,
Afar through Mercy's shining gate,
Into the Ssytors land"
VAN KFUREN-In this city Mondsy Sept 2. ktrtla
Elizabeth only daughter James B. and Sssh Jane Van ksn
ren aged years, . mon tbs and - days
WALTERs-At Greenpoint, Long Island, William WalteD
sged 50 years, 3 months and days . 49,.
W0ODLEY-At Buls Ferry. Saturday, Aug 81, WL,a,n
Thomas Only child Thonlss and u:retis Woodey sg -
months and 8d.ys
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEw-YoRK. K...........sTyt
Cleared.


Stips-Tao. JeseIOu ROlin. Hsyre Boyd HDetsn; =
GSllnn Deano Liverpool G. Grinneni plymouth hosA
Hammond London, Grinnell, Mintun Co.
BMks-southcrner. Campbell Na,siles, C. T. j. PestI,i
Union Tripp G5rsltni Virginia, Hill bsIoadoss SNIP,
Jones solae (swed Paulsen DqntIi Fupeb Asinete
Wcrdt Depeche second clsGrsncs Hostman Corr fanch
Meincko Wendt rhurswelds tBrem.) Meyer, Antwerp,
Ruser z. Kupler fiiher RI and market W. SsSni
Coseis Roberts Pmlsdelphis Sierra Neyada Foster Leon'
H. D. Brookmsn Co.j Oregon, Maxwell H.vans b. 0sseT'
Rrs-BhE Enrcholts Fiteoer Qsl Gibrslta, lawrence,
Giles Co. O. Meredith, DOsps LondondeTy w m. tarey
KnowIs. Bsmor.; j. Crande Gage Fs River; Pensanst.
Wspes Boston MASTER c. Grant. Pres,y Boston master
E. Psc kad Bos,on ssugs;uck Kelly, Dsnveu masters h
NJ Mssly Beer, My.i!ci r. T. steslDsn; C.wg Egs s..
Dor; B. b. Pits Webb, Ws,hin, toni Rue Wright BAL
imoroi N. Tyler Ogden, Nsw-sedOId A; PoTITs; C
Penni.!on Port Mri, Middlet Co.. Seven BrothsTs,
Hesey Barbados and market, hos James; r. bT1wn'
ins Ridley Fgy Hahsr; Chris Swend Dan Johsise SIo1
es.is FIneh aenci. wend. 0rbit wy.nt PIoyidercs,
msst,r; Barnes, Barnes Philadelphia Goodwini Joso-
phine - Pons ad msstor Susan Besss, Boston msseIi
Island Home Allen Seusts Angler Be'.se wasnsni nss M
VII, Ess,por master Eclipse Connashtop, Hshs1 & Ds
wolf; Meose, King Grensds, ~ n DeWohi ooeah "s'''
Lockesrt, Hantspoft, D. X. Dewoh -, N,
steamen-BTis.o, Allen, PhlsdeIpnis, Jas hsnoi " ~
Bruns Foster Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
Arrived.

Ets5: +. s. Ir.S. g gss.s ss
1,,,. GSI,s d Arisw nv nom Tsw:YOrt Aug b. reports while
crossing the CaTbbcsn Sea- chased BY suspicious locking
Steamship Ass Line; HAVE o and ssoGias%pt0n A's A.
shp Raider Amy Hsvre 80 day., In bsIlait to W. wboef
IT, Aug 20 90 miles s. Of Georges shosl sw screw ,sssns
:SD ;sss sss AG i .sa steering T &S
GO miles s. Of Esn,ucset another screw steamer bark
sSp JAMES L. Bossr Convey Hsye July H. in bsla,. %
Bsss k.sSnP HSd 3 s';S ss Sssy Ss.A' ,s: m
tucke bearing N ~ W. sS miles 'ignaied ship Wet r0h@
Ship Prank Psrc. tof Port,mOuh N HI BrOol. Bos.ss
Day, IN ballast to H.ls;t caTSsn Aug s Cd N'0'0ei'
ssh so Is. . a1. sp 0T ss.oS S.y in ballast sps
Tileston Co. Will load for Liverpool ~.
Ship Tempest, Whitney, Bahia as days IN 0aA'' i'''
Bah Maxdal.n., Day A,pinr all ~ days nd.e % p joy
FGPSs Rect ct. nss chr Henry W. johnson wen,
day, ship and brig s.horo on roiaas hse'
disaas S.s ssP:a. Ps% iss.f Is. passed es:
J.y " S s sI.s + e.S.y siSa:sn s S:RP for u
BsIS @bissns Wind Ol BS,ton Hs,n go.tSn days. In
S':1s s:s sss b as!5ss London Vi.
a.y g %.sn ' nsi. s,H'iB: S's1 s.D :Ssi: .'
nslSa seSr. Queen o Clipper tBr LOcihr windsSr days.
pss,tSsr sSSf Sir Colin Campbell. Br vsu. Black RIVER Jss %
days ioswood 70 brett Son Co. Ls schrs s. D. h'r'h
(BLI fcr New. York Truro, DO e. p.,,h,.,p,a
ssSI ssSI 5afSs. E.asS.?e1 ss S:is
echr Augusta, Kelly, New. Bedford days OIL;
schr Aida Sh.pmsn, Hcv-London days. OIL
schr Diamond Ludlsm Providence, IN balss, ~,
schr Pbgbs Elizabeth, snow, fIosiience IN ..s eais
Sch, Phiianthropisl Chipmsn, stoninston. In eAi"s
Schr Thea Wirsns, Davis, Fal River N ballast "
SIR Jsekson sloyere New Brunswick, NJ u osx rAy
Steamer Xnthrsciis Jones, Phiisdelpha nd'e' 70 "
Steamer Woodward Cundf Baltimore. ud'' to "pA~
DslEou. - x,x,,,... ,,a.. IA Loper Kirs.
pssa pstsa1.r Vulcan Morrison PAsdelphis md'e 70 j.
Briggs . -. ptu.a.inhi. uodse. TO J. L ~ BTisgs.
s.e4ne. p.spsi YoupE Provide1ce, mdse 70 Ed"Ha ''
SSsTIT ~ 3 fdzaio Potomac.
SISDNThis morning g
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

Mr.. Cisco has been kept very busy to-day in signing
certificates for deposits on the new Treasury notes.
The applicants to-day amount TO about $50, mostly for
small amounts. In addition 10 this, tho banke have
paid in $500 000 being the third irstallnent OF 10 v
cent the Treasury note loan. The draf. for this
amount was made by the Secretary Mr.. Stevens Of
the Bank of Commerce, Chairman Of the Committee,
&c., who appor.ioned the payment among the banks
Mr.. Cico has received draft from the Secretary Of
the Treasury on himself for s7O2 OC0 being for princ
pal and interest Of Treasury notes sold at the Sub
Treasury for account Of the banks. This amount has
been paid over TO the Committee for distribution. De-
ducting this amount the banks have invested in the
new loan ss,sOO,OOO.
The circular of the Secretary asking for subscriptions
to the National loan gives the takers the option ofpay-
ing the whole amount at the time Of subscription or OF
paying one-tenth at that time and one-third every
twentieth day thereafter This is very awkardly ex-
pressed but we presume the Secretary mesns one-tbrd
of the remainder, which gives an aggregate time OF
sixty days. No orders have, however, yet been re-
ceived by Mr.. Cisco from the Department TO receive
such installment subscriptions
Outside subscriptions yesterday 10 the National loan
made at Philadelphia to the extent of $l35,OOO
The Jefferson Insurance Company has declared
dividend of s3 v share, payable on demand. The
Grocers' Fire Insurance Company semi-annuai div-
dend Of v cent, payable on demand.
Coal transported on the Delaware and Hudson
Canal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

The Northern Light, about which some apprehension
has been felt has arrived with $4,000 in gold The
next steamer will have 81, 100000.
The ca,hier Of the Manhattan Company gives notice
that the New-York State Transfer Office will be closed
for the October interest Wednesday, the 10Th inst,
and remain cosed ill the 1st prozimo.
The payment of the February, 1862, First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Galena Road has been assumed by capl'
tsists here, and all parties who do not wish the rev
twenyyear sheets Of coupons can have their money.
This leaves the Company free TO use its earnings in
dividend which will be or cent in January, and
perhaps sooner. The Company has sufficient funds on
hand TO make y cent dividend and may think 1t
the true policy Of the Company to do so sooner than
January. To meet the extended bonds Of the whole
first and the second issue the Company have established
novel sinking fund which will retire them all at ms
turty The Sinking Fund Of the Second Mortgage n
fixed sum Of tl09 900 snnum, but that Of the First
Mortgage increases yearly the coupon payments de-
crease until 1882, when the debt is wiped out-the
Sinking Fund for 1881 being s2i2O OO0 This result is
arrived at without increasing the annual charge for
Sinking Fund and Interest. The operation Of the First
Mortgage Sinking Fund and the aggregate yearly pay
mens for Sinking Fund and Interest on both The mort
cages are shown in the annexed table from the Circu
lar Of Messs Samuel Halett s. Co., prepared for this
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

AT the close the market was firm at United States 5s
1874 coupon 79i aS0 United States 6s, 1881, regis
tered Ss,48sl; Tennessee State 6s 43i ai3ii Vir-
einis State 6s, 50! IS; Missouri State &c, Al 94lii
Canton Company, Q; Pacific Mail Steam
,hp Company, 76a76li New-FOrk Central
Rairoad, 73la73l Erie Railroad, 81 a2iai
Hudson River Railroad, 80 Sl; Harlem Railroad,
lOi sI0i; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 0l e25
Reading Railroad 35e3ii Michigan Central Rail
road, Al a ~; Michigan Southern and Northern ln.
diana Railroad, l3i al3i; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 90 d29i Panama Rail-
road Company, los a 100; Illinois Central Railroad,
64i as; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 66i d67i !
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 29i d29ii Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad Al ailI; Chicago Burling
ton and Quincy Railroad, 6Od6l; Illinois Central
bonds, 70, 9la93.
The foreign mail for the present steamer has not been
q large one, and the quotations are without much
change. The supply of commercial sterling has been
moderate and the demand for mercantile remittance
small. Sterling ia lO69lO7i for transactions, with
some bankers asking IO72 Francs are heavy at $40
$50.
Freghts-To Liverpool the engagements include
81 600 BUSH corn, at Id in bulk 27O0 bbls -four, at
2s 7Id 02s. 3D. a. OOG BUSH wheat, in ships bags, at
Id 9llid 40 tuns fislic at 2Os To London, 23,oOo
bush wheat, in ships bags, at l2id. 1900 bbls -four
at 3s. 03s Sd. 100 hbds. tallow, at 35s To Hsvre
$4,000 bush. wheat, in shippers bags, at 23ic. The
bark Scio was chartered with 1900 bush. corn, to
Dublin at Id in bulk
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts
$4,32,375 5i-for Customs 5000 and for Treasury
Notes *3sO7 $780, Payments, $l,7lO,S95 81 Bal.
ance, 81 ,026 lG.
The Hudson River Railroad earningsin August were,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

sales Si 10000 bus Cse bark Stampede, eo ssets Ass
tons Lvep Ground ex Alexander Marsha and 900 sshs
90; 90, Il H. ). Ely, private ierme
0Wotbe Inquiry s f,Ir aud the market is heavy
cash. N'~N'N' ''S"t1 ~ - '''e~' e'e'''
tlgpAOIo5hentneky Ia finn and In fair demand Other
ss eaay ana aDet Sales of265 hhds Kentucky al 10
lie. snd "a csses Seedlesf al 6bd7e. -
IN h in retail request 2c for Bapc. and ga. s srs,,s
WHALEBONE-The market fs frm and The Semand s,eds,.
ate sales Of oooo ID ochck and Polar on tsms o, sd.
DubIc ~A ''.o4' ASt s'ss~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

TRlIrcEs TRYING TO DISCOURAGE REcrUITrSo-
Yesterday an Englishman named John Cassidy, was
arrested in the Park for attempting TO dssuade men
from enlisDg recruits for the He was conveyed
TO headquarters TO await the action Of the authorities
lie stseJ tbst bic sbidpg-plsee 10 Hddlst0wp, N. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
RUSSIAN PoLANIs.

otiloas disturbances broke out al KGlIset On Aug.
-, 40 consequence Of tho arrest Of an SOthecary.
LicWdt oi people assembled and hrplted f;e patrols.
henbef OF women wearing the 8ltional S,oiors sur-
ivnueo tne Colonel and demanded the pr EpeY's re-
ssAse, which was granted. The nuabers daslly in.
sno ther attitude became tbrea ysaing until
e ee whole garrison threatened 10 Ge On }se people
''loefou sJyess were made.