The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

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When the rebellion broke out, nephew Of
the rebel General John B. Magruder, was
residing and earning an honest living for his
family in Camden, New Jersey. The nephew
went South to look after tho rights Of the seeded
States. and is now soldier under the command of
his uncle. while his wife and children support
cd by the Poor Commissioners of Camden county,
The passage of the law continuing the present
State officers of Missouri in power until 1864
shuts out q number Of candidates for Governor,
among whom were James H. Birch. democrat and
sample Orr and George W. Miller, Unionists. At
the August election nine Congressman, members
Of the State Legislature and county officers are
to be chosen. Na
The Union gunboat feet on james river con.
sists of the Wachusett, the Galena (Which has
been repaired. the Monitor, the Maratanza. the
Mahaska, the Aroostook, the Port Royal, the
Dragon and the Jacob Bell.
The members Of the Baltimore City Council
have been having very good time, visiting some
Of the Western cities. At Pittsburg and Chicago
they were received with all the honors.
OF the rebel naval feet in the battle at Mem
phs, the Sterling Price, the Little Rebel, the Gen.
Bragg and the Sumter will all be soon repaired
and put into service.
A mass convention Of the omancipatonists Of
Missouri will be held in Jefferson City to-day, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for State
officers.
COL John Owen, Q notorious rebel bushwhacker,
was taken on his farm in Monroe county, Missouri,
ON the It'll inst, and in accordance with the orders
of Gen. Schofeld he was fastened to stump, and
the contents of eight muskets found their way into
his body. He begged hard to be treated as o pri-
soner of war.
The usual abolition pow-wow, under the SUI
perintendance Of William Lloyd Garrison, will
take place at Pennington, Mass, on the Fourth of
July.
The increase of tolls on the New York canals,
from the lst of May TO June 7, over the amount
collected last year during the same time ia
1896, COZ.
The annual sermon before the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the New York University,
was delivered last evening, at the church corner
OF Thirty first street and Madison avenue, by the
Rev. DR.. Hague. The reverend gentleman took
his text from Hebrews, twelfth chapter and first
verse:--"Let US run with patience the race now
before u.s. From this text the learned gentle
man preached very eloquent and instructive dis
course, which was principally theological in its
character.
The Central Park and Jones' Wood were
thronged with visitors yesterday the weather after
midday being charming enough to tempt even q
sick man to leave his domicil. The uptown cars
were literally crammed each journey with persons
DESTROYS to breathe little fresh air, and the boats
TO Jones' Wood had each trip goodly cargo OF
pleasure seekers. fine Sunday IL certainly a
boon indeed to those who are confined at the
desk, the counter or the workshop, and it ia plea
SAINT to see that SO many Of both sexes know how
to appreciate its blessings. A number of invalded
and wounded soldiers were yesterday to be met
with in both Of the above mentioned places, no
doubt trying to aid the doctors in their efforts to
restore them TO health.
The stock market greatly excited Saturday ana
stocks were all buoysnt and higher. Central sold Al
and guaranteed Michigan Central and other Western
shares wanted at al advance OF from u 10 Der
cont The market closed buoysni Money was very
easy; call loans psr cent, Exchange closed At 1Is.
for the steamer bat aftsrvard bankers refused TO sell
under 1f7K Gold rose 70 1861. The deposits for con-
version into 20 bonds s52s, ooo fun review OF
the new nnaucia policy of the government viii be found
in tho money article.
The cotton market opened without animation on satur
day, with limited sacs which embraced about 200 bales
10 ANAL lots ., SIC 10. for middng upiauds AZ
Ter the rscep, Of the foreign news announcing sd.
vsncs IN Liverpool. holders manifested Increased
sonGdsncs and nrmnsss Tie continued upward ten.
dsncy in frsishts depressed the nour market, which
again closed a, decline Of &c. per bbI., while sales
we're moderate. Wheat, for good shipping qualities,
was rather frmsr, with . fair demand, while The
market generally closed quiet and without change
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The demand was good At the concession, with sales
at ACC. Ole for new, and At slJ<c. . &c. for
old, In store and delivered. Pork was heavy and
Lover but more active At the concession with sales Of
mess At SIC 90 aslo 81, the inside figure for check
on the day, and prime a. 80 20 lax Sugars
were quiet, while prices were unchanged. Tie
sales were conousd 70 200 bids cubas api rs boxes
Coffee was steady. TIE cargo Of the zinsareis vas
sold, comprising $500 bags Rio, ~ sbou, 2obc.
Freigsts we're nrmer; wheat, IN bulk and bags, was
taken for Liverpool At 1od. 1oHd., and corn d. a
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