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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-06
4 CARD.

TgVilE Disturbances in the political world have
4 very much der#ngc,l the mmcrca affairs
Of tic country, causing tssurc III tie money
market. wLch is severely felt by Merchants doirg
II credit business. We are lry"i'l d"ubt in Tie
midst Of grca: crisis. hut have faith to Lclicve
wc have n bright future hci:rc us. ! I;m Therefore
determined to keep my Stock r,picnis!rc tc meet
the demands Of MY customers. Eut this cannot
be done without mcaDs. must have money tu
carry On my business successfully, and AIN conaa
PEELED TO cali on all who owe me past due Notes IL
Accounts to pay tLtm with AZ little delay AS pcs
sihc. L.. PENN, AEt.
Jan II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-06
The Second Call!
Caution.

& IL persons are hereby cautioned against ira
IA ding for Note given by the Subscriber to
Charles T. Harris Of Concord, n. c., for about
Two hundred and twenty five (s325) dollars, da-
ted on or about tho 18th September, 1860, and due
the first of March 1861, as the consideration for
which said Noto was given has proved unjust and
worthless. will not pay the same unless COM
pellod by law. W. F. pURISOE.
Feb Is, 1861. vt I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-06
Masonic.

A REGULAR Communication Of C0NC0RDIA
"a LODGE. M. 10. a. T. II, will be held on
Saturday cvcning the 10th inst.
Dy order of W. 7. DCRlSQE, W. NJ.
T. II CIAEH, Secry
Mr. IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-06
PURE KEROSENE OIL,

OF superior quality, and c"loress, for sale at
C. W. & j. B. HODGES.
Oct. /, 1860 tt 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-06
BOOTS AND SHOES /!
I,;gerep1 STYLES and Qualities,

T.NM. !hPEi. having become sole prorrie-
% tor OF the business, is now ready tU manu-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

large increase Of srecie for the week and ths too at
time when ehpments from foreign pes are entirely cnt
of. TIE contraction in loans amounts TO over ~ wv,
which ie another fav, rabe indication, and the spounl
Of exchange that has been worked oil shows an excess
OIL the E.ov.ment for tie previsus week; ejaculation
has come what increased and the withdrawal oi de-
potts have been freer than heretofore. The demand
for accommodation ~ bank oonfinnes TO be Of very
limited character and is mostly restricted 70 the fur
Dishing of inois enable nsceses IN plantation sup-
plies, bat renewals of maturing paper 20 90 withou'
Interruption hlbhoHgh mere lin ed scale t0an Tor
some time past L. re outdoor market there Is stili
good inquiry for strictly commercial and mortgage
securitie. but II seldom leads 10 negotiations, owlng
TO the scarcity Of desirable offerings. Occasional slnsll
sales tIonslire daily at 10 T. cent per month"; oi
ordinary names, secured by ample ooaseras, but NE
pTrcipal demand runs On signatures that cannot 10
procured.
Exchange is still advancing, and holders talk san-
guiDely OF realizing large profits. Tie supply, now
ever, has become much reduced TO admit oi more
than very limited negotiations. and The demand for
both foreign and domestic elbows al extraordinary
abatement. Small amounts Of clsar sterling are tsken
deily loo to lG7 aud Itte New-York Sight s ab-
s1bed for Western account at d cOunt TO par on the
street. and TO premium at Bank, while francs con,
tnur ne lcctcd at previous high rates-52o 10 3.''V
pet dollar, and all classes wholly 0nsalesbie.
The following Is statement Of the amount Of coal
transported on The Delaware and HGGson Canal Ter
the week and se.son;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
Total .......s. s.ss..s.....s...slA
ar...t r.. ..d Pal.

cOTroN-Ths n.riet & and spiHrsrs bay uodrr,elyj
sale. at l for hdins Upanes. AID Siaioe. for tbs uaf
COFFEE-The dorasnd continues .ctive and pce, trn
,.e Of 90 bsg hi9 3 s sss; SesS.ys st e; ava va
bss. mats including is to hc The receipts Of Mo oee
,hs etb last h,ye been x e.s and its ,,.i h.s o.,
hhd. naniy Cuba a, 5d5i s hhda Mslads At % a9.e.
d.sad Is qu.,, sale. Of % hid. Port.
Riol Gt t2TQ2lc., Is Lbds B1Tbadoe si DC
ri IL sesdy continue 10 7oo.e at0Je Tor Common
niDEsThs demand I. limited do not hear Of any sals'
PfRUIf-ssie. Of 900 boIe. Rssin. sI a0sI rs for
Bun sa sl sa Bel Not. a 5 5se Isssssdcc i@cHi.
lee 500 Havana Pinsspps' ssi slos Cst Island do At
GUsEY BAGs-Ths msrks. quiet. sales of IS bsie. sap
GUNNY CLoTH-HOldsn firm, the sale. include 400
Il HiMPis dun Wa quote Manila st 10 .a
METAtThs mako. for ris Iron sa and pics. are on,
SRVAL sroRE5~Gruds Tsrpeniin. Is qoi.. bu, srm at
Sale. Of bbs At 90 Ss In Ssrd Fine do. quiet bat
otiLsDLin,ssJ,s dn and noulssl s.sssc Fh oas
&c do cds SPss :. 3 s. q ~ S oss 80 = T. IS
LiME-Ihs sItst er Rocksns quiet bissady. Lcssss
Of Com mon et 60c aud Lump Et H.
fIsHDrJ Cod end Ascsssi are inactive and prices
nonnay unchanged Herring ere In brisk demand sd gith
on private tes % bo1es At fc for Scaled ana lic for
Yellow q. 23a29e l -.
CAsDLE 5-The market for Adsnsnpe qet bu, s'esdy
email se. ~ Isl 1f7c aesdy st 20 1iUc
HAY-lThe market Il more ectys and is firm sAlss Of
100 haIes ri SOdls a. loo ID and iSQS5c for small lots
TALLOW &c Ibe do mand IL fair sud the MARI Ia 6rm
s.s Of $500 n prime Wcslen and City al edSt and ;0
CfyBncheII Asssocistion st SIC osshi locs Tso" on
f0BAccO-The inquiry for export continues good bot the
ofernes are light Hes Of l,4 bhds KENTUCKY baSsi ~
bids VirsI IA At 50 c and 2, seed Leaf a.
sOAPThe nake for Castle very frm sies of 200 cases
stlO0loie- - rI ....
WOoL-The Is very dull ard inscivei sales Of 1000
n ni~dium klseces Al JCc. rn.-f
continues 20 be the railing feature
Ia III, Market and pdoe, noInlsiy unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
QZTYI7,EMG.

The FLoREgcEs, AT THE WIsTER GARDrS.-
Though tie universal depression of buscess for when
we are indebted to the amiable ehivalry OF The
Sunny South, aud which, indeed, is about all
we do owe them, has fallen with especial heavi-
the tbeatre4l profession, there are etill
found enterprtsing ones wbose abundant
and abiding faith impels them TO mos. daring
ventures in the troubled waters of managerial expef-
ment. Hope springs eternal in the actors breast ald
the memory Of former dollars won on the uncertain
boards kindes bright vions Of future shekels to be
wrung from "iron Fortune" on rhe same old Ihespan
lumber And if Fortune does favor the brave then let
her prepare plentiful shower Of those aforesaid Ia
yore, with which TO reward "those popular American
Artists" Br. and Mrs. w. J. Florence, who ON Mon
day night opened the Winter Garden for Summer
season.
To initiate q nev theatrical enterprise in midsummer
is always hazardous experiment for SO many Of the
people wto are regular heaer-goers are out Of town
that the manager must rely almost exclusively ON TIE
patronage of strangers for his cash returns And the
croal;els who are inst now 80 loudly bewailing the
hard css Of the times aud propbesying nohng less in
the immediate future than plague, pesiienee, and
famine, could OF course have encouraging pre-
dictio.s for the new manager tEIn speedy aud ire
trcvable ruin. But if the audience on Monday Was a
specimen OF the way the public propose to set 10 work
10 ruin the new enterprise then the projectors thereof
are 10 be enved For tie house, though not Gro wded
was moderately filed with paying people, and was, all
things considered, most ENCOURAGING beginI ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Florence well known in their
comedy specalties that criticism of their styles is un-
necessary. On Monday they received welcome most
enthusiastic as to nose, and, what is infinitely more
gratifying 10 the actor their artistic efforts provoked
that genuine applause that is shown more in the hearty
laughs of an audience rresistaby moved to mith than
mere claptings Of friendly hands, or sanpinSs Of
friendly boots
Mr.. Chanfrau, who is also member Of the con-
pany was received with that hearty greeting that is
certain assurance that abe has taken high place as
popular fayorite.
The iirst play was Handy Andy" version Of
Lovers capital story, Mr.. Florence enactng the
hunderipg Andy with junction. and success, and Mrs.
Cbanfrau acting the little part sf Oonah' 10 the
great satisfaction Of the house.
In the farce, a. Lesson for Husbands," Hrs. Flor.
ence represented six or seven characters, with her
usual grace and excellence.
Mr.. Florence being called before the curtain re-
turned thanks and announced the speedy production
Of new patriotic drama.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

~
With liberty 70 plaintiff 70 smel,S nero 0pinion
6emgn..s .,ssrtv says, payment Q. c'ss % aecond
ytsmb ytssamsbsrlsnd j., Leonard j. dissenting ''
count s;.,-ced cine die
R"y ~ Ca1nBxRs-JuIY le-beioIe |eTSo ss,s
~ HIYoR wOoD's ADvERTlslN6. :, srn.,
- Fl an kpea et al sst The l5oArd u S"f''
fhs xisoFs Of CoonsJ OF Ne"l 80, mos, aa,nns
80 ar annIicaiion for peremD,ory nauDa .s, uus 20
fhs VI sh 5e5tndapts 10 andt and allow tne olio "a
70 for advertising in The Daiiy Ne~s pa,
me ,nJ by be Board of Supervisors, eeiofe .o
cse ~ ernyovsl Tire defendants contend thti tne
MAyoI had 70 authority TO give out the advertising,
,hot The coauty is no: lilble. The case was az
ana Indge Dean in behalf of the proprletors on
e,Ss News. and A. X. Lawrence, jr for the DOaiu VI
sssryisors Decision reserved. ~.
1ouisa A. Willard aSt. Sarah Wells et si'-Do'i''
ssssled n prrsh --.Irdgment Of
divorce granted.
,,o,.ar OF GENERAL sESsIoNs-JrIr lS--Ds''s "0
w. corSeT NOFFNAS. ,f robr
Wm Dunnigan was indicted ior zoe NJ ~. ,ho ,orner
K;eyan. DnnniQan kept liquor store s ~ w T Nfb
al West aud Carli-le s.Tee;s. Ob .nv ,o Drnningis
fseo marty Of longshoremen came I'c e. tba
har.roou when some of them Sot 70 l,si ry
s,ert nj the thing This culminafea Ia Senoi =,
Ne nj ,be witnesses tes iiyig that pc trsu w.
a. ,aues dnriug wlich John hleVsh aIo ~ ~. ~.
o tailed and injured so feyeTely tbis tney
tlv died of their wounds Ihe PIlsoher W,s
SoS . ;,b having cansed the death OF hlSVan, py
So min Ia tbe abdomen. lhe care nas oeei
sr;e3 6 the Court of oyer and 1eEiniher' Whe'e 'e
iury disagreed ~----..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

0uR EEw Posr.0FFicE.-The rumor started by a
morning paper, that the Old Post-ofcs was TO DO de-
moished Immediately, and The building proceeded
with forthwith. and that stores Of ample size had been
rendered The Post Office authorities for temporary
until the completion Of tho PostOce proper, is ineor-
rect. No such temporary place has been rendered or
selected nor il the plan Of the new building yedrawn.
An architect viii be sent on from Washington, who
WILL after due examination Of the site proceed TO
cu tie plane and specifications, subject to instructions
from the Postmaster General.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

The FoRrHcoNISa GREAT RAcE.-!The second
troi,ng match between Flora Temple and Ethan Al
len, and his running mate, Socks, will come off on
Union Course on Thursday the 25th inst. Flora will
this time go to harness. and no doubt viii be forced to
repea. her wonderful time Of 2l9i the course at
Kalamazoo Mich. We hear very marvellous reports Of
the recent performances of Ethan Allen in private eS-
erese. 1t ia said how justly We do not undertake to
say, that he will show time in the next that viii
seriously dam,ge the worldwide reputation Of Flora,
and may snatch the bays that Ehe has 80 long kept
against all corners.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

Nh. MARX sgITH's 'APoLoGY.--We are pleased to
refer to Mr. Smiths card in Tia TRIBUNE Of Monday
as complete vindcaon Of his present Loyalty 10 the
Americ an caue. None reader than 10 obliter
aie tle memory Of the " sorry green-room joke"
We were not disposed 70 make much OF this unfor'
unste freak of huno, and the spirit Of our structures
upon his reception prompted by what seemed apre-
arranged exercife Of bnle force to sustain il.
since Mr.. Smith now positively afsers that the
rowdy denou..s.iion which gave much just oTense
was ado without bis interest influence, must Ia
crdor remind him ,hal he promptly recognized it, aud
indorssd il by his thanks. There no touch of sa-
tro In the accents Of his grateful voice.
II he bad " from the stage the evening referred
to- at onoe deprecated the papable insult TO the audi
snce he would Gever have been obliged to seek an ex-
planaiion thpough the pTess-wheb lie intina'ed was
very dlstasisful resort-and would have seemed TO
" do an net Of eoartesy for friend on the stage" OF
tie most natural and gentlemany sort
1t was Mr.. Smiths apparently honest recognition OF
his rough welcome which put to the pain Of making
him scccs-ory to piece of insoent bravado quite
par with the best efforts Of the Cbivalry.
And now that it may appear that all scsors are not
clever at political or military jokes, and that the Stars
and Stripes sometimes very earnestly respected by
the ineumbenis Of Southern reen-rooas We may stale
that Ssr L. Eddy, the well-known ragedian, was in
New. Orleans during the maneuyers Of the Varieties
volunieers' lie had probably as little at stake in the
future as any member Of that playful corps and could
have afforded TO have great deal Of fun Of the
sort buthe was o5iuse aud failed TO the joke and
accordingly lie declared in public place to the mem
Der Of the "volunteers" who afterward departed TO
another country, who was surrounded BY Secession
friends that he then and there here and always stood
up for the flag Of his country. And il must be added
that companion of Mr.. Eddy, an active Secessoost,
could not perceive subtle ocoseness in the decar
alton, but remarked, "Yes, Eddy 'sa Northern man,
and he goes in for bis people, and he'd be a. fool
he didn't" All which requires explanation either
from tho stage or the press.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
marEets-c.EEvrl1I hrrearrD IN. N z Ta,ssYFa

MarIssts-cIEETrILr hEgeHrED ron Iun N y TaLstSL
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tps inquiry for ws,ierr CaDs Flour
especially for the lower fsdss hsy lee b'
tr the uedle snd Slie IRA sal In good 70
one,t the q 6OO bts s54 - ~ fr supefhns
ss. S3RS for svpefns Wosi.ru, 81 eass 3 for
ths o~ grsds Z Western EIiti ug = 9 Am ssie
- 25 % Jf Fare, do - 65dst ~ for iirpi brands
OF RouBaHoop fIus oho and - epa for tde bfsHd'
Do Csnldisn Flour 10 Giuer, the suiy coed ~
oiu 80 bbif sso: ~ 80 for Er'rss
SoaihsTB FiarTs firm c low gTaiss heli Tber higr
sass rs foT Ied good sa1ersns B'lnioIs. &c. ard
s s0d ~ TO- the better y-slss hie fDtf e. sr H.
lny o. 80 50a - 20 Com Neal IL sIm sass Of 30 s5l,
fairisI Mills at - Oa&3
OR AIE-he ioeulfy COED fsr vhe.t ard tho uGk0il78
&c bser the supply of Pm {. n' ed The tsni s manly
fo! export bu, fair Tor ninz The III 30 bush MI
wsukso Club s sOa bush Auber fowr and Hi.con-
bush do. Cgb 5yaslc u 100 bash AfasI Racine 80
97c go bnsh. Bed State tsp'ril at sl lo9J bash Hrd
Western AZ 81 teGsi 10; Tto bus White Ohio 81 ia
20; bnh. White Mchiga si ~ ia ~ % tO) bash.
White Kcntucky nae 23 gye p,ssty and heavy
saes Of 400 bush 4eisc or Western and ole for State
5IIc for Wes,er sldBe fer State delivered Corn inrm
Prime Shipping Of msrGo. aud IL wanted for export
Of u bash d$ae 'or Heard sid4!c ~ kssi~ Nix.s
.Sc for shipping DO, d c, fOF e.ss YsiOs rcn
Potk market s lower; tie inquiry Il
Itsd sses 80 bh at E5 BIS Is f,r Me-.i AID 10
$40 ls for Prime beef in moderate Toqrsst and 10 steady
e0 62as sg Extr. Cut Meats stesdy and "a f-lr
sale. o LOO hbd 4td5c for shoGdes aid tnc
for Ham. Lard 10 steady In good request 's!el Of J'V
bis. 1ndzcs. at 8d9S
market s steady, the inquiry fr sale, sf 80
bbls. st lee
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

NUrsAEcEs.--The Sanitary Inspectors work for lass
week embraced the statement OF 26l nusances, the
cleaning of S28 sinks, eatng OF l,39l loads night SOIL
removing 6J dead horses, 9ji dogs and 5o barrels Of
fat seizing $50 pounds diseased beef $50 do. veal 100
do mutton 1900 do. FISH, go do. poultry, S25 d. pork
$50 do. trpe l75 do sausnges $50 do. vensOn and l2s
do. cheese.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

TIE shipments Of California gold from Sm Fran
ciseo up TO Goth June were sl7 ,o96,e7O, aguinst
sI9,4l5,27O last year same time-a falling of Of
$685. 600.
At St. Louis on Friday, exchange had gone up to
8 y cent prem.
The following circular las been issued by the Con-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
Receirts ef Pradace.

JcIy iG-l97ss bbls Flour 225 do Corn Neal "a do oai
Ne Sy7 d. Whisbs ils <2i bnsh Whes, l9e2o do Com.
i74O0 do Data % 100 DO. Malt i6o do Rye iH PkSs Pso
vfstons see do. on Cake, lo5 do. Ashes, n do lard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

FALL OF BUILDISG-Two LIVES Losr.-A sad
casualty happened about 81 o'clock last evening" al the
old frame tenement building located at No. - Stanton
street. resulting in the death Of two Germans named
Andrew Simmons and Antoine Phfer, who were with
in is at the time. The building WIS SO dspdated as
70 make longer tenable and by direction Of the
owner, gentleman named west its occupants vacated
il fsw days ago. Last evening Simmons and Phifer
tho premises for the purpose Of obtaining 6re
wood, and while stripping boards from the base
ment walls disturbed the foundation, wien portion Of
the building toplied over. Both men were buried
beneath the ruins and must have been instantly killed.
An hour OF two etpsed before their bodies extr.
Gated after which they removed 10 the Eleventh
Precinct Station House. a .
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17


Co,-rEoLLEa's OFTrcE Nashville, Tern july 3, le6l
Rv vtre Of the egislt' paced the ", mstau
hereby give that the teTet OIL btae bonds Or
bond upon hch the State uay be hsble VII be pd AZ th
plsce, poyded aid b9nds OF oyned now or were not
owned n o. .ubeCuo1y The 18th of Ap 1861 hv czer'
or rop6ions of ncn-yehodnz sses oi the bned shtes
Of AneCA Satisfactory proof of eIsop on IId sier the
18th Ap vi be required by the sdsyit Of ne bofc ana
other proof wheI. party Is personally vol t.own sksu
before notary rgbc otnsr persons sn'hotzei 70 admin
tr AZ oath IN comfy where tken Citizens and oofPors
tors OF friendly cTsg Powers viii be Pt IN sterling or other
exchange. y l. bONLA'' NV'"VNe'.
Annexed is an act Of the Tennessee Legislature in
relation 70 Insurance Companies, adopted June -,
1861:
sEcrioS ersefed hyde Geseroi i',rrbiy hs STATE
Of I,ase N foross Insurance pauy
in an asecy IN t. STATE has posted with the proper officer
o Ia purflanco Of tue staatss
tst tie Controller OF tbe TessUiy hereby au'hoTzed
20 sny Of the eIedor, Of sAl c0maes especiiyey
trov3ed asys .sd eeoos the bone hde residents u
the Stae Uf Tcnnessos.
TAl Chicago Tribune Of Saturday notices more
activity Ia business circes and heuce more employ
meni for all the meaus al the Command of the few
bukers who pretend 10 do anything, and the agents
of Eastern houses who now making the most OF
tie advances on shio0eute. The supply of approved
ourreney Is ttil adequate TO the demand, AID gold We
are row sorry 10 find l. cs' IN requett. Exchange 10
sold freely a tai = cent discount for coin ard at per
10 premium for currency. lLese are sil,o toe Ta's
Al sc ii enc Lanks while oao o. two OF en chtrgo
cent premium Tor currency. There cor,iGerbls
demand fjr exchange, but tie supply Is ample.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

DEATH or Mn. GEORGE MArHER.-Mr George
Mather, the well-known manufacturer Of printing ink
in tins city, died Monday at his reddence 10 Thirty
fifth street, at the rre age Of seventy6ve. Mr. Msher
was born ia Alnwiek Northumberland county, En-
gland, in September, 1856. from whence he removed
with his parents 70 Elizabethtown N. j.. in 1885, and
at the age Of fifteen was apprenticed to the trade Of
printing, which he followed for thirty years, working
as jOurpcyman in the employ Of lsaac Riley at Flat.
bush and Charles Wiley this city, until 1916, when
he commenced the business Of manufacturing printers
ink, In which he continued until few years since,
whom he retired from active Life, leaving tho business
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

TotL........& &55,2f6 l9 &Jb,S3o ~ inc"S''"'
The business of the Clearing House WAS 81, $4,000
The demand for cent Treasury Notes is fair at 99o
99c Considerable amounts going into the Custom
House in payment Of duties upon merchandise likely
to lie affected by the action Of Congress- Abont hall
million was thus paid in last week. Gold continues
to be drawn by neghbOriDg cities in settlement of bal
ances but the amount is not large. The West Is also
sill taking some gold to fiji the vacuum Occasioned by
the winding up of the Illinois and Wisconsin banking
systems The specie in bank however continues TO in-
crease, having recovered about million and hall OF
the loss occasioned By payments In the Sub-Ireasny
Bank Loans are again showing contraction.
The supply Of money on call continues to preas Oh
the MARKET at 4a6 y cent. Paper Of good character
scarce and passes freely in bank or if ous OF bank at
5Q7 y cent. No one with bank account ana good
paper has occasion TO 60 into the street for facilities
The following were The bids 70 the Iowa State Loan,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

The movement Of the banks in the four principal
cities of tho tnion in which weekly reports made,
as shown bys sfhsir statements of Last week. fol
Loans DspoFts Specie. CiIcprnL
Efork JOY 6sislSt6ss S:et5s 30 sssaaoG2s tls!
bosoni yny o.. 5oGe5655 IS2f4gy5 s,5fi351 l06.5A
PbLa, July g.. 2tl21i15 1881 ,g7l 6g6ilz 7i9O,gS
kOhns July is2z2ss3 ieiel,3io iS,sls2Jo 67Bo,i2s
Tctx $2l5 sq oes l4o 92 675 20e ez3 go 7s
Last week 2t0l0H6 l3952e9i3 69726yt9 zJii5fOi
Last ycsr. Ss'piss3 IA 2i2scs tz.a38 sS2 3oss2 60
The statement of the Eew-Osieans Banks for the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

TaE STEAMBOAT New WORLD SArE.-The steam
boat New World previously reported sunk near New
Baltimore, Hudson River is now on the balance dock
fos repairs. - -. n--..-r -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

CHANGES IN THE TARrFF.-The construction placed
upon the 18th section of the proposed new tariff has
indaced merchants to withdraw large quantities Of
goods in bonded warehouses; particularly is this the
in tie article Of sugar. This section provides that
all goods, wares, and merchandise which may be in
the public stores at the time the tariff goes into opera
ton shs be eubect 70 other duty than II the same
imported respectively after that day. Duties are
paid for the most part in Treasury notes, which
are purchased OF O slight discount.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
opened on Saturday last:

All Of the above bids were rejected, save the last
one, the agents determining to make no sale at less
than 90c.
Tie National Mining Company Of Lake Superior
has declared q dividend of 81 y share on 10000
shares payable January 2j. This is the second div
idend Of the Company, and tho same as in January
last. .r
We annex q comparative statement Of the Exports
Exclusive of specie from NewYork to Foreign Ports
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

HoyELIss CHILDREN ron THE WEsr.-The Chill
drens Aid Society active for the interests Of the
poor, unfiended children Of the city, sont out fine
company of 1ese little ones yesterday afternoon,
under the charge Of Mr. @. g. Tracy, this making his
tbirtyeighth promng juvenile colony. The majority
orphans II highly eredtable to this excellent
institution that. Notwithstanding passing events have
been dsasrouA benevolent enterprise, they have
continued with strong effort rescue and care for the
suffering children Of want and orphanage.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

MR. CULLIeAs IN A NEw CALLrSo.--Our readers
will rscoect that during the reign Of Rynders, one
John Culligan foarished ss q Deputy United States
Marshal His most notable title TO public consideration
was earned during his Official by eonniying at
the escape of Capt Latham the SLAYER, whom he pre-
tended 10 take TO clothing store. For that offence he
isnow under indictment, and awaiting trial in the
United ststes Courts. Meanwhile he has been hon
ored with appointment 90 Volunteer-Relef Visitor
in the First Ward by the Ward Committee of the Com
mon Council If the Committee cannot find more
worthy subordinstes, fear that their usefulness
will coon come to an end.