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Tor Sny sac kingdom they rrr VISITING ~ appiee
Rh and Continental Guide o.ics 80 Fleet street. London,
srss ana Fdrega s.,.onsry Travelling sass aud every
and con.,nsna ssds. and Sl apsSsok' Murays
''n'e' ' WIZ. ADAMS - Flee, s.sss, london EaSsad
TTNITKD STATES SANITARY COMMISSION
Iasner S s3 s 9 Con-
Harsoga -; D II q y; Mrs. u. . $40 M: y EL.
4 81 rq Rss Y s T. so Sss sa S t
Whiting eaeae Rss Pr SSssOOa q Mr. cr.Ey 81
h.cr 500, NJ. + 4 ssSsfasr5csa ~; cas IL <
sssos ss ss ~
NJ r. primary, as 90 Teachers and scholars Of War
S Female a. ssp q ses q pr%ssy slS
tom coiIeeon from chrss chnrSI. Oyster Bay Sis U.s.
s T. s nj ss
ss Gilman s M g ri. LSsry , Assoc'.sn
s,'Sa. % n Sa .s s,l
h ", ssis ssi; @
sr l. Jane. fs;:!y s. SO shoi. Isahdsss
n nlq she' 81; Mr. G. H. Fafiniasson Conn., ST. Brock
Nm By ssraoA 'sis9 ysS4s
ORrpnsun, fl''i II. - EVANS MhitSlO, ~ ~, Sol
c ms Of Portland by rev. III. Sebbins 1928 for ri and
wonded soders through Rev. DR. Berrian $50; A. Walker
Co New Haven, $780, II. q DE Forest, so; Bentley
Burton $50; Mrs. Deborah Powers Lsnsingburs 5000
D. Powers Sous, Lausing1nfr, syuJ Wan. O. khinean-
der slso; ci,cns Boso6 by Huntingdon woeou Jr,
Mira d u Asor, Jr lad itiona 500; John u Cadwaaier,
S2, ST. AIMS church, Morrsana. by Rev. W. Hucke rec
tor 300. ali NJ Hitchcock, 500; Adene l. Hitchcock,
slcb Thomas Hitchcock 500 Robt Colt, New London,
cle church. New YORK by W. Il. Holmes s20l;
Rev T. r. Parker proceeds OF collection IN ~. Paurs
church. stockhrdgc Massl SO or Dr. John r. Mctoalfe,
500 Mira Henry Dmond Honolulu Sandwish Islands. 81;
i've committee Of fhsdepha Associates, by Caleb Core.
Fen Treasurer StpW John H. Swift S25 Mr.. Beers SOJ
Contributions from Maine, by w. H. adcy s5l6 friend.
o. Eastman, Bigeow Dayton, addtlona S23; X. II. L..
man Jr So Eobt D. Hart. $40 Ladies' Relief Assvca.
ton syracuse by Mrs D. r. Phelps Treasurer 500; First
Unqrian church Sprin feld, by H. u Harris Treasurer.
2T 81 sunday School Of tha church SlO3 49, Ladies Soce
i, III do $50; Irving drnnel, by Rev. Or. Bellows, eoc
Clsens o Royalion, VT W a. w Keunoy, 81 ~ d. Fras
Lisoer, $50; s. Z. Baker 500 Merrick Bull, $50; A. H.
McDouoGlh, ST.; g. r. y, 500, Jas u. Dow, Se5;
Josiah s. Benne b. John Z. Agnew So; upiel Presby
,sr9n church Caledonia N ~ ny WIS : I~yea,
hnry SlO Benjamin ID. Simsn, f25, q g. Williams S2g
Lswis NJ Rutherford tddio ALI slUJ; Rutherford suyv .
san, (adduouel 500 charlie ~ butter, silo; CharV.
Goodhue 500 proceeds ?, r,n sem ox I Lover g oa
800; Adrien IL lin tadd,ionai, SL10, ,'eore n Law
rtlfcf sUl-ola S2O53i 81. Furhpr eontrhgg iga ~,
ursen y needed he expenses Of the conlm iurin Ill
siuc psriod hav exceed is rrc ps rba.s hrc nt,
.ho scat Of war nd tue maintenance q Tho transport
vi q 81 the ssion, costly trap, but tasV al
salin8 lives eyety Jay, GEO. T. sTRUr j, Treasurer
! july 10, iS& %WGl street
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4 TTENTIoi BATTALION

IIENTlON BATTALION
a A. ".sAis . Jel he take notice tina, the Fifth
Aiultry regiment, N. " ). ", San UfaAa.a
now doing duty ort Marshall la tiore MI Is Jest
easnee which i On red any The service
A rev more int issnt VIII II nonpa-
mrs 10 the regular maximum aDdard Those hing to
W saouid Apply immediately few arc ro-
qure1.
The pay 4 equal 10 any In the service; families OF
IN se -nlfiing be special OF ef tickets
promlt5 furnish d Si0D 10 MY as dis harged.
ia ions OF ing and comfortable III the
~ snsa Ian edaiely Recruits forwarded daily tie reg-
peht issr.oIe oso ~ can ~ eel-te sood ehsncs,
crniting ON, er Fifth Artliey Regiment N r. s. WI xS6
Grana street, corner o. Bo.ery.
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NEW YORK HERALS, SATURDAY. July 10. 1862
THE RrrELrsDy.

II 49, A 49,
Cn.s0LAs lRE BRIcADR.-xANrED TWENTY
~, ~ so, sol ~. 2 , =. e tor a., 70 De
s,on he dss u en@ IT. one ou a ~ IL adysnss
bag AMI sio - ace turnis ID bein4 asrei ~
All B. siSeh n a'vancs. Koncso mlssloral officers 40
NJ. 6Centse street..
CfINoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE
= hILLaousE Lilhr INFANTRY.
RE6& si IFS 2 & II I. ssS S%E5iHssLY
fo oR COY sSs,, ANY g,s E q H., TITS "a,
Pay Sl3 to S23 from DAY oi enistaent
United Ststes bounty siCO-$o5 which AM one months
state bouay so vii be paid at once when mustered ia
oliabs s1lites furnished at Camp Edwards Pierre
Gpl9amg and ,. saos,iones ss soon nuserolln
Capt t; II 6 ogorsR, 1873 wes, Broadway, Recruiting
Lieui, u "a SN oHDS, DR., 20 50 II street. Olicers
SPINoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE.-REoRuITs WANT
sraS si ln 50 lie drs re5i
do TN e .rs n sSSr &c 70 S IN is
tons aud medical attendance as soon a. mts.-rd All
sn B @son Inc a an senS 81 better
= Corner chantsfs ena y Iii1s4 streets.
Ac Nsr ss NV canal srs s2s near sosey
CTANToN LEGION, ELEyRSrH REGIMENT NEW
- YORK state Volunteers Colonel " ~. H. AiIea.-Come
ne and a to your eai and rey . the FIR ras
Is good able bodied men, 70 complete COMPANY Of
during the next hiss Weeks Ts Command i og al
according To the regulations Of the regular army Fifty
dollars bounty from the mustered IN Pro.
motions 70 The rank of lieutenant made rank
le. Tnis iuls VII be strictly adhered By the
while the r. snr nj IL IN the Held II viii be remembered
that Colonel Alien raised the First regiment N. Y VI
before richmond, the evidence treatment
men while IN commsnd y sufficient. guarstsee TO enlist
lug Pay from Sl3 20 1913 per MONTH pay
advance whom the company Is mustered tn So when
tn regiment Ia mustered and S75 nj the expiration
Relief tickets worth from 81 80 % So per fur
nished 10 families Good rstigns, clothing and
uniforms issued Quarters 1T Camp New Dorp
Staten Island. Apply to Leuionant G. FOWLER BREN-
MEN, AZ and 6s5 Broadway.
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moRsRs, oAnRlAeEs, SC SO.

A STYLISH BROWN TROrFIN0 HORSE Is HANDS
II hisfi. X I'D rs traveller suitable for wHg IN
oc5a Orchard street.
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PROPOSALS..
81 {
+ RMY SUPPLIES.

A RMY SUPPLIES otIss ., AMY c,o-u,ro .xn r.r,,er
Scaled proposals received oce ,n twelve
o'clock NJ. saturday. tire 10Th instant delivering by
onrsct, at the DEPOT OF Army Clothing and Equipsge in
% o shelter tents Of the French pattern without poles
ss be se Y h a. deer es win sa 81 he pr
'osss for tents mad q cotton d Of linen and suonit
separate propcsals VII Also se received o mssins up
ents the United states furnishing all materials with the ek
prop sga an ee must company the proposals -.
The United stats resees the right to reject all lids
Por should Le endorsed Proposals furnishing
'''''' 'S"'r' Lieut. col D. H. vIyToS,
Deputy Quartermasier General United States Army.
Rxy SUPPLIES.
o'r'r or Amy S S,eg YoTs All "y Fs IS
sealed ppo as g e 5si n u o an e Ue By T.
act tie Depot OF Army Clothing and Equipasc In this
JcO yards OF dark blue Flannel all WOOL 81 inches wide
weigh 10 Ounces per yard, pure indigo wool
1900 ysras X ,ass sky olne wors,sa ed Lace
100 spoos black nschine Cotton No 80 200 yards each
% pounds ola Linen Thread, No. 40 skcns.
Zoo i yS Esr All Il u RSss Muslin
Samples OF he asoye Articles can be seen At ths ONCE
third of the qsutie contracted for must be delivered
thin twenty days aud me remainder within my JAYS
ct - inspection p sworn inspectors appointed by aa'ho-
froro lis viii be accompanied by aproper guaranty set.
cIih that y lie contract awarded 70 the party named
the = ,hi ferfornianee Of the contract. , u IA.
Proposals mur q dorsed Proposals FOR furnishing
" Ii H. Col n II yISToS,
Demty Quartcrmas tee General Z. ;. Army.
RaY suPtDrEs
0' " N'i saw svp Yoss J jay 'i IL isss
ssse5 rrop9s E r. , csg yea y ~ .as o rni Il
he depo - Ata clothing and hquilage IN this
4 g ( n ... ron e.. ' a., slisA
9OD 2ibey
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BILLIARDS.

billiards FOR WATERING PLACEs--Ar BASS
ID oRDs and playin csrcoms iy Fui on street
No. Ann WIN tables where suitable rooms
oGr late beds, rubber cushions Tables and Trimming
fog sale.
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A NUMBER OF NEAT BUSINESS WAGONS, OF
~ ever s,'s, cons anti, on h.nd also second
factory Fivthrl street, between Broadway Iii aa
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INSTRUCTION..

TORT EDWARD INsTITuTE.-MoST SUCCESSFUL
Boarding sennsry Tie STATE 80 or fourt en- wees
the EAIlsh branches. SPECIAL terms u ladies'
fun commercial see catalogue Tor particu.
OF rates and 40 an.ages Fail term August 81 Adj
dress Rev. Joseph H. lns F0Il ward n. Y.
YINEACfIER WANFED.-A LADY IN TUE ENGLISH
i department a young ladies' boarding school. She
b. thorough En-. -cAo'ar aud have Eo1d know
Of math and Latin dress Conn., III erald Of
Gee giving references and stain. salary required, which
must be moderate.
TO SPANISH LADIEs.-A YOUNG LADY ALREADY
speaking Span Is des,rons Of finding antsh lady
70 reside with her Ia ore perfect herself in the
Address Miss Mans ec, Uni place Post Office broadway
between Twelfth aud Thirt nth streets
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DUBLIc MEETING-cTTizENs AND PROPERLY
hodcr1 Ia favor q urging the asac tate extension OF
the Eighth Avenue Railroad 10 Eighty second street,
speedy grading Eighth avenue and running .hh
Harlem. win meet Elm Park Hotel Non.
day, July "a O'Clock L. n. Let AL BY order
TLO Manson, Eernhctaer, Geo. Conrad James Spcyer,
John r. FaGiscn Committee Of Arrangements
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AND SULLIVAN COUNTIES

THE SONS or ORANGE AND SULLIVAN COUNTIES
invited TO join tho citizens Of Goshen the ccepra
ton OF the eighty .rd anniversary OF the battle Of Minak
Tuesday the I'D lust ON when occasion the
erected 10 the or the heroes who ie Ia that
battle viii be dedicated. HXcuf sion c.rs be obtained
the Eric Iaroa oiIce. Train leaves at O'Clock 4. NJ
will be provided for the wcmbsr OF the
ID. u. iIALSfED, Secretary.
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SPORTING.

- .s,--.~~,
GCoTCu TERRIER Dog-fF YOUNG, PURE, AND
- atst rate raor woHQ b. purchased al TAR price, for
each. Address n VI. d., Herald oNirs
tTfEE GREAT HANDICAP SHOOT THAT WAS no
tgne ~ 1o Non AZ ueAt thn Us, inst "a the FNsf
d NooUv 5 lastloneA s.I slen lay. as ls,h, :. u
VV.v..
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gJ,HoMAs REILLY, AUCTIoNEER. FINE ENGRAv-
ings to be solo at auction, wit out any limited start 900
in al) plain coered, large variety pleasing sub
lects parors; exhibition early this morning and viii
81 sold al lOI, O'clock at ll3 Nassau street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD THE UNDERSIGNED FOR MANY YEARS
"A foreman with smith Bros, 1855 and io Fulton street
VIII be happy his friends 81 park
row, where he Is associated with James Olphant
JOHN u. uILDAY.
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SALES ar AUCTION.
81 ROM. AucrloNEER.-AN EXTRAORDINARY
HoUSENBEPERS AND THE TRADE.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

To-day Saturday. July 49, at II o'clock precisely the
story IL West Eighth street. between Fifth
Sixth cogsisi Of beautiful Vevst and Brussels
Carsets rosewood oack walnut paror Suits covered
rich brocae ani reps; Pier Mirrors Lac3 Curtains marble
top Easeres TaDl, rur - Lounge, Cgairs Rockers;
deception Oh airs Vase, Clocks &c. Also elegant
MAHOGANY aud black waaut Parlor Bedroom and Dining
Room Furniture; Hair aud Spring Mattresses, DC. sale
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TOHN II. Burnley, AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
81 day at two OF ogs, at 44i Canal street, Bookcases
Wardrobes Hatracks Wasasan - Bedsteais Bgicars
Extension and other Tables Chairs, Looking Gasses new
ard second haad Brussl Tseey and Ingram Carpets,
Ecoths Mating Hair other Mattresses Bedding, Cot
tage and other SUIT Gas Chandeliers Sofa Beds Lounges
&C. &c.
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~ hAe,sr seven year, old hayin taken many premiums.
Also one BAby him. two years old, cheap
owner has NJ further for him. Inquire 10 aud Is
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ANM. wITrERS WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY, THE
w 2} lOk O'CLOCK, all the Furniture in the hotel
man house No Ia Chamb street, comprising full
of ory furnished last Aprll izPar
Suits large Mir ors Tapestry Carpets 0lclohs. Desks
Iron Safe Bees BoiNrg bureaus, China. Glass, Silver
Ware Cuary; Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture; also
Catalogues at sale.
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ny7s -sAcRIFICE.-NE SPLENDID SEVEN oC.
1l y. ase ros wood rnnoforte full iron frame,
round legs Tyre serpentine moulding
extra overstrung lass, sooped keys, fine touch powerful
tone; has all modern ements finished and regulated
by oldest experienced mechanics In the
ely; warranted for ave years b. the manufactured Apply
Mt S. III ser street
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COMPANY @, STILLHOUSE LIGHT INFANTRY REGI
~ menl, Empire Brigade
All DESTROYS OF Joining this Company, and serving
their country, under rienced officers by APP
plying At the recruiting oilca
NJ. 2l7 Centre street.
Pay from $l3 to 3 s per month.
500 Bounty.
Ono months pay immediately being mustered into
service. LIEUT.. H. WILLIAM ALPIN
(forlnerly or Hawking Zouaves),
Recruiting Olcer
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A TTESTIoN.

~ RECRUITS WANTED
To- CAapany A. Ha.rcs Guard al 43J Broadway New
horA Ihis eonpsny Is now 70 med camp wants
=" nts-hve more men 70 III up. Captain patterson viii
ae no expense 10 have this company tie
VII ave the city OF New YORK viii great induce
ncnsh 10 good men joining hts company.
own private purse.
Ri e ncses given to all who have families being
ter +. into I'll, tomuauy.
The Haileck Guard regiment TO be by Colo
nj They now in camp With everything IN good
shape aud 20J
AL officers wishing TO an r,gmeni Will apply at once
l'w Captains pse sttN " Wanted Immediately,
one Orderly I ~ nd Sergeant,
ster, two Knelers, % uatui i.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS no. SIS BROADWAY,
Apply ~ 80 Broadway, to GAIT. J. +. PATTERSON.
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$3.50 sEyEs ocTasE IN FssS
Do with mouIdinss 500 40, wi,h carved legs and nlad
nae Gard $40 Sls5 500. do with pearl key Sz5
aud $40; % octave sio The above Pianos are fully
the bargains that he found
In The city. hand Pianos &25 To $780, New
Meodeons extremely low prizes. Quo hundr new and
second hand Pianos MeiO let. allowed II
purchased. Monthly payments receives for the
HORACE WATERS, AGENT, ASH Broa dway.
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they had been the subjects Of cruel treatment
No. they met in their chapels on the night of
tho 3lst of July. and devoted the time to
prayer and prai-e. A chorus Of voices swelled
the song of joyous expectation. When the bour
of twelve approached, and the Cathedral clock
began to strike, the entire mass in St. Johns
Church on the Island of Antigua fell upon
their knees and received the boon Of freedom
in silence and ia prayer. Every peal from the
clock was the deatb-knell Of Slavery. and when
the last tone sounded, the lightning flashed
and Gods great bell of liberty, the sky, rang
with peals Of thunder. Then tho mass arose
shouting Glory Halelujab, clappng their hands
and claspipg each other in their free arms, and
leapDg jcyously with unfttered feet.
The Ist of August then, as to-day. came on
Friday. The holiday extended to Monday, and
the time was devo%d principally to worship.
The testimony of planters, missionaries, teach
ers, magistrates, aud emancIpated negroes
affords an unauswerable argument in favor OF
freedoms; but We have space Opy for the argu-
ment of commerce, which ia as follows, III Off
cial figures:
ImroWrs Between 1870 and 1894 Pritil Guiana import
Annually the Of $500 eco in a. tie Ei oit- OF
Guiaa were valued sa6tut00 The bunusl imports NJ
Tnuind between d21 and 1894 averaged IL = 9ioO
In 10 tbey valued - VlO1 The albuai imPpIts
Bshad0es during The PERIOD averaged ~ viue ~
$50 eco: IN 1889 thry valued az too 90 To Imports
Antique dung the perOo -bp W'' Ia los
they were ya.td 20 oO. The g. hl exhibit epT-,e
sunus iupot ade before cfs m valued at 10
J40n, ard valued At the present. uino 81 Tlitw-oT az
e1ce.s Imports, under tree ,yste Of the value Of
S5..bUUNh 49,,
ExPoKiS" For four yeas prior to Characterization brsh
Guinl exported annual sytuge Of ~h1 ~O ID al 'usaf
hr ion 1886 1909 its annual syeis.e '1pors rose Z"
UJlU(Ou ID. For fOrr prioI g eip@f patton IFIi
did uiy eE}orcd HyrIagr OF J'fV 20 10 ~ sugst
while from 1850 TO 90 IT, aatua! sv'ltcf export ro'' u"
t2tUDO H. -Four yesrs prior 10 emancipation bsibaHo'-
tnuual exported Of ~ tUitiy 10 ~ ugafi m
tsb 1860 Ernusl tyfo fo-s 20 10 tVo ID
-Four prior t. euhACpaiop antigua crIod a" 81 n'
gy.rase Of g.fpWU N Of ou tA 60 otb - a. tLl
~, rsco ,rpor, 10 2i4tUe1 10 The total cAhbh -
81 coz 70 gArua ,1p t.d before efl-nciIa oh nid
2bsOO On ID sDuusly exported r'w; -. 81 eAcess O. a.
ntsts with tree ianor q q sUu. OoO n of sHsu" .
Ia the exports mention d. nisdc Of ofyi MT u ai
other lc- he included, aud r0m a"n oe
Instituted tcwocn thc import AID rrpof tfsde 81 tijuana
Tufid.r Earb does Efd Antigua under SiHy ~ thfH
under the nn,Is bal.ce "a fever 81 red m
All boz found lsvr rrscld Trady fifteen uions 81 6o'
lar. a. pwc-t catiuar'
Tie iucT, Of imports l. 70 he attributed 70 tde ini
proved CONDITION "a uIirr neans OF the Iesstty de'r
oped by the dawn OF freedom"
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theless. Lord Palmerston. in concluding the
debate in the House, declared himself again
expressly against any attempt of armed inter-
fer. nee, declaring bis concurrence with the
opinion of Mr.. Forster, that any such attempt
would produce still greater suffering aud dis
aster. He also denied that the present con-
diiion Of the Confederate States entitled them
as much TO recognition as the Republics oil
South America. Sull he avOaed the wish oi
he Government to assist in putting MI end to
the war, if the opportunity of doing so with
success should present itself.
On the whole, we think the discussion in the
House Of Commons confirms, in every respect,
the views expressed in former articles in TIE
rRIEUNE, that the English Government is de-
sirous to see the Independence of the Southern
Coufederacy generally recognized, but does not
thrpk England 10 be at pTcseDt in position
TO incur on that account the risk oil war.
As to the sympatbes of tho English people, MS
the sIeeches of both parties show, they VIII
ultimately depend chiefly on the more or less
Anti.Slavery character of our war; every step
forward in OIL Aut-Slavcry direction. will IN
crease, every step backward Will dimihish
them.
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.;r,s 81 es4O13 gT-for Cu'toms &Ty5.eoo; Payments
a, col ass "a; Balance &83614 81. The earnings by the
CHICAGO Burlington aud Quincy Railroad Line for tho third
,,eek in Jul, 1872 were $5l 65S q; July 1861 $4357 a.
increase 2es 81 The d~s in Gold Demand Notes hsvs
hes, large i. the st day Tor cuous mep under the
tariff but the supply Is sbur dant ard the rate Of
MUM declined to 5Qthe latter being bid at the co-e
While gold continues at the present rate Of rrenIiom
they can hardly go much lower The 7.3O " cent
Treasury Notes have been steady ct lWldio3, ad
large sales Of Certificates have been made at pa
Western and Safe Flour opened with fair deu ard mainly
for export but with further sdys CO In e'gfts the market
closed Leayy the arrivals f trade brands quiet hut
irm tie sales 1900 bb canadian opened steady with
fair demsnd but closed lower Southern IL in ample sup
ply and is steady, with moderate inquiry Rye Flour Ia
quiet bu, steady. Corn Med il in better supply end IA
Lesvy; demand moderate Wheat opeued steady with
inquiry but closed esser the ,sis resch Sl6o bush
barley Barley Malt still devoid of activity and prices
nominal Oots in good mand and hrm Corn opened
rather quiet bu. Subsequently ecve demand set in In pa
speculative bat chiefly Tor export ond the mako; closed
Pork Srmer owios light arrivals and more gen
oa demand Eoef steady and in fair requcs Reef Hams
axe ouis bat firm Bacon Ia better demand Gut Meats
in moderate request steady rates Buter aud Cheese
ere steady AID IN fsir demand LAID is in good denaud
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TEE FIRST OF AUGUST AND
EWaNCIpATiON.

With the fret of August come tie memories
of West India Emancipation, when eight hun
bred thousand human beings obtained their
freedom. Why I'D Great Britain abolsI. Siay-
cry Because tie population returns from
only eleven OF the Colonies furnished tie appal-
ing fact that in the cOutse of twelve years the
slaves Lad decreased G0,2l9. The same rate
Of decrease continued for one hundred years
would have brought about the abolition of
Slavery By the extinction Of the slaves. TIE
production on the islands was also decreasing.
In ten years ending in 1880 there was de-
crease in the island OF Jamaica Of 20l, Si3
hogsheads of sugar from the amount in ten
years ending in 1870. This decrease in popu-
laton and production struck tue death-DlOw OF
Slavery, and had more to do with cnancipa-
ton than the arguments and appeals Of Wiber-
force.
Although Tire planters had the sugar market
IN their lands--a monopoly which cost The
consumers 5000, 900 annually; although they
paid 10 wages to their workmen-gayc them
barely enough TO eat TO keep them in working
CpnuItIOD-aDu FURNISHED them WIN HfIc ray
to tie about their loins-their perpetual Pc
cuniary embarrassneuts compelled them to ask
Parliament Tor assistance Why were they re-
duced to this extremity Because Slavery Is
ike that species OF serpeut which secretcs a
poison for It's own destruction. IL contra'enes
the lsvs Of nature: it takes away the motive
power FOR toll; il makes tho laborcr Indifferent
10 the waste of property; it stimulates Il dc.
sire to steal BY ts pryatioDs; it destroys the
spirit Of invention, and keeps the negro in
such ignorance that the star OF moral aud in
telectual ligEt cannot shine through the thick
midnight Of his condition. IT. influence Oh the
whites is equally disastrous. IL encourages
dleDess and extravaganza, ont of which grow
gambling, drunkenness, aud licentiousness, and
it makes labor degrading.
What has been the result of Emancipation
On the LIST of August, 1884, the slaves were
liberated. Did they devote the day to intern
perste eIccsseSl Did they turn upon their
former master and give blow for blow because
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Tie contestants Of City Railroads are deter
mined to nskc thei. deiea; sure; they have appealed
from TIC decision Of tie Gcuea Terra Of the Snprc NE
Court, and mean TO get into the Court o. Appeals If
possible Tie cases now stand thus: Tie Ninth
avenue Railroad II stayed from further proceedings
toward fnisl..g their road in the appeal is per-
;ected, which will probably be done; If not how
syer, they will be at liberty to complete their road.
fine Seventh-avenBe Company have the right 10 20
on and construct their road without restriction.
A Democratic State Convention was held in In.
diana lat Indianopoii-l yesterday, Thomas 4. Hen
bricks rresidiDg. TIE main feature OF the affair
was a speech by ex-Gov. Charles A. WichIHe Of
Kentucky, in favor Of hanging Aboh'lonisls
Birds Of a feather" such as VOORHEES,, richardson
and Garlic, were present.