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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
Senatorial.

In the Pennsylvania Legislature the Dem
ocra,s hnvc majority of one on joint bal
lot. 1t is said that Buchanan and Came ron
nre both candidates for the Senate, and the
contest will be m exciting one. Both want
to 90 to the Senate to make their records
clear. They lS'd better let that job out
What pity it is that some people will
never have sense enough to know when it is
time for them TO die.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

TAKEN UP,
DY tho subscriber about the'last Of July i s;2,
- one yoke Of large rcd Oxen between eight
and nine years old. one is trhe smaller than
the other and Of little lighter color both Of
said cattle have stars in their forehcads, the
spot ia the smallest ones forehead heing the
largest, and the largest one has some white be-
tween the forclegs. Also. white Cow with
red ears, her right horn is a little Topped with
a piece broken from the tip. The ew.icr can
have said cattle by calling on the subscriber at
his farm in the township Of Belle Creek, section
Is, range 1s, town III, and proving property
and payin charges. JOHN 1GO.
= November H. 1852. *v7n16w3
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
ESrI}AY.

ON the sth Of September, 1862. a dark rod
~ Cow strayed to my farm, in the township
of Fcathcrstone, and has been tht re ever since
and is now there. Said Cow is about 4 years
old, and Of a brownish color about the head.
She had short rope attached to her head when
she was taken up. The owner can have the
same by proving property aud paying charges.
Dated Red Wing. Oat. 18th. 1862.
v7n13w3 THOMAS tEATH ERSTOEE.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
Time is Money!. ,

Keep correct time and you oiN nerer'
be late to your Business.
@ THE Subscriber having returned from
MM the war has resamed the business of
- MAKING AND REPAIRING
Watches. Clocks and Jewc,ry,
at at his old stand. in ParEhurst's Store, RED
W ING, Minnesota. All Watches and Cocks
repaired by him are warranted to run one year,
with proper usage.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY, &c.,.
Kept constantly on hand for sale at low. figures.
nj 4ylly WILLIAM F. CROSS
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

The English Admiralty is engaged in
the construction Of a vessel which is
expected with fifth Of the Warriors
tonnage TO carry the full thickness Of
the Warriors armor, and to solve the
problem of an effective iron cased ship
which shall be. neither immediately
large, nor immodeIauy expensive.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

CHANGED We learn from the St. Paul
papers that the headquarters Of tho army oil
the Forthwes, has been removed to Madi
son, Wisconsin, whittier General Pope is
going; ana that General Sibley is to have
the immediate command OF Minnesota. We
cannot see tho need OF Tie change. How is
il about the late report that Rice vas to su
percedc Pope? Who knows?
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

WHAT Next Major Rhctt Of Charles
ton. who shot Col. Colhoun in duel lately.
tito Be tried fox murder. This Will be ;
novel sight in South Carolina.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

The Assistant Secretary Of the treas.
ury states that the principal Of the loan
of 1862 due in Deer next, will prob.
ably be paid in legal currency; the in
tcrest accrued to that time will b.
paid in gold. Under impression tha,
the principal was to be paid in gold
there has been quito Il speculation in
the 1862 skies. Philadelphia Press.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
TAKEN UP.

CTRAYEJ into the enclosure ofthc subscriber
y at the town Of Stanton, in joodhue county,
and a small white spot on each of her hind
legs Said COW. has slender horss, and is in
good condition for beef The owner can ha We
her by paying charges. Dated Stanton. Oct
ed, 1852. F. g. HASERICK.
yTn15w2 ~ afssf @f
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
STRAY COLT

ITRAYED From Featherstone Prairie .bonf
.. three weeks since mare Colt, one wear old
asst spring, light bay color, small white .t.T
q the forehead, with black name and tail:
Whoever will return the same to John VI t.o,t
n give information as to- where she may be.
ound will be suitably rewarded.
JOHN WATSON.
Featl,crstone, Sept. 10th, 1862. nosv7wS
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

VIoLArtso The LAw.-Postage currency
Is selling At eight per cent preniumin New
York This i in direct violation Of the
law.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

Tnoors have been arriving in Washington
rapidly dari"g the past week. Not less tkaD
ten Thousand entered the city in two days.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

MIssorRl-Thc election in Missouri was
= pcrsecs triumph Of the emancipation policy
embraced in the proclamation Of President
Lincoln. Let the work more on.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
POCKET BOOK LOST.

I osT between Red Wing and j. ,Boughton's
II on the hader road, black Pocket Book
containing several notes and bills of accounts.
The notes are drawn payable to several differ
ent parties, and are worthless to any person.
hut myself. Any person returning the above
to me will suitably rewarded. 8
C. 6. JOHNSON. -
Red Wing, Sept. 90, 1862. v7n9tf
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
Arrested.

Four Of General McClelan's Staff have
been arrested. We do not know what the
charges against them are.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

TnE new rehsl iron.csaa, Aessiuac Is b.
low Fort Darling aud'may Be- expected fur
her down IN few days.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

STATE OF MlNNESOTAl
County of Goodiiuel I SIS:
10 H.. Il. Fssse'ede,', the a6ove ,,dhaet3
defendant:
Won arc hereby notified that writ of at.
J. tachmcnt has been issued aga INST yvu and
your property attached TO satisfy the demand
ofGeorge W. Cook, amounting to the sum
OF thirty five dollars (ss5). Now. unless
you shall appear before FRANK 1vts, Justice
of the Peace in and for said county, at his Of
nee IN Ked Wing: on the 9th day of November,
1852, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, ,udri-Ant
will be render ed against you and your property
sold to pay the debt. Dated this slst day Of
October, 1862. GEORGE W. COOK.
vfnl5w4 Plaintiff
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

GEN. BUTLER has taken possession Of
plantations below New Orleans, and is set
ting the contrabands to work.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
ESI1fAY.

ESTaAY, .
A BOUT the first Of September, 1862. a brin-
n die ccw ssrayed tony farm in the town
ship Of " acoo,a, and has been there ever since
and is now there. Said COW is about eight
years old, and hasa White face and one 1op horn
She has a, bell on marked E. I. Y. The owner
can have said COW by proving property and
paying charges. Dated Red Wing. Nov. I.t,
1852 ~ ls5nl5w4l A. HOWE. Jr.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

3 TAKEN UP:
A BOUT the middle Of October. 1862. white
n Cow, with brass knob OH ono Of her horns.
ahont twelve years old, and also white Steer
Calf the calf OF sali cow J. came tc my place in
the town Of Belle Creek, whcre they have been
ever since. The owner can have said COW and
calf by proving properly and paying charges.
MICHAEL CAVANAUCH.
Belle Creek, Nov. l., 1862. v7nl6w3
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
WAsHIxoroN Nor. 13.

tImss special THE French Govern.
ment his demanded full and imnedIate IN
|dennity for Ill injuries inflicted upon FIrDch
citizens By Gen Butler.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

l have finished this letter at Bowling
Green, where We now are. do not know
how long We shall remain here. The regi.
ment is now enjoying the best Of health.
UNCLE Tom.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19

WAsH1NGToN, Nov. Is.
II is reported that the rebels have occu-
pied Thornton and Chester Gaps, in Burn
SIDES rear, in force.
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Passengers Sailed

In aamssfp Nti1 York for BrerHen-Nr and Mrs Vsnvv
Oechs tour children srd two servants. two Misses NcRs
Dir snd Mrs. D. A!T0cch four children AID Az.
II. Hemmnway. Mrj Jeanette Msynr Chsr,. q Rics,.r
w Hull Mrs a. Porter Cap. Theodore HAYDEN q Ponn.
e >. A. Emery New York hfr aud As John st.ln ~.
children and servant Mr. and Mrs J. Aberti three ehJ
and servant BALTIMORE Mr. aud Mrs H. Bos.I and ds.,
ter Baton Rouge; Consul ". Mayer. VIM Muller Ha,..s.
Mrs. H. Blaochp. six children and servant; Mr. and n,s
w. Kchof five children and servant, New Orleans Pnrb
hss CbsrCta FDrth San Franc Nr aud Mr. r. W.T..
thsuer DR.. 3 r. Williams and lady Cincinnati; William q
Wall and daughters NJ b. Riddle Miss Ida schedef
Mss H. Rooney, Car Schau Miss Elise dairy Mr. AID a
LOUIS Au aud child Miss Anna SiDger z. Buhmann Theo
Ab c. Brilon A. Barres, q. Sirens Mr. and Mrs VIM
cent Hater Ney-York John A. Caster Philadelphia Chas
Erich NJ Giasck. Oswald hnzeiseD, T. scheer and son,
Mr. AID Mrs. e. scbuter, L0uisyej Louie Magrstz fenz
kuhT. II. Levy San francisco Emil GOrnnirghe Chicago,
Elias Spear Illinois; Peter j. DierckI 81 Louis; sir- Bar
ba Rub and children. philadelphia Charles NJ Cbsse.
n-wfork f. Brsdner ard dsughieI H. scDater, Mira. M.
Schnnaen. Wasbiugton Miss Mary Kron Miss Elizabeth
LindeE, new -Yoik - IN s'esrsgs. Total l9.
in H'omshp Cify II Wdhblgt,H, for LireyDooi and
HHeHsh cn-Miss Mary Sers- Mes Taylor, Mrs
1rand, Mss Il. L. Nllmo Il. b0n, K Buchanan Wm. >.
rhye D o. Lee L. Bear q. y. SEinnsy, M Collins, r. NJ
or h Madame Nalsen sad seya". Mr. and Me Do
niqIs We &C. Capt A. P-nic< and Isdy, John Aizander
JOIN b Alexander, u. Gibbons, MTs. W. b. Smth and
Ganehsr IS Small John b. harD, tou Dir Starr j. Fiquet,
/ hlcksT NJ sonine, Nm Gausy c. Boylln, Jose r.
Lavala. joan Fee1ey. l.. D. Sirot;on Maope Robert
II. M Dickinson, 7 NJ. Vhadna Nrs Neuyiley A. Jhs1i.
batter. Mr. aad Mrs i. BetgDer &. CbiDnsck r. Rearse A.
Repcbager Francis Thee j. {. Park M. Ee and son,
W. b. 18th, T. +. Rowel, John Hc2ley, Thomas AsOp j.
IruihnaD, and others in stecsaee.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Aue. ..
Cleared.

ss,mhlp- Chesapeake crcwel, Portland II. 3. Cromwell
&Cu . 49,
81 i.p.-Ssntisgo Hawson. Melbourne. r. w. Camerons
ton LIVERPOOL Williams Guion; Napier, Marshall, Liver
poo Z. l.. Taylor John Knox hodgdon. Liverpool Irask
Dear torn D. H. Waieu (Bremonl bacten, London, Charles
Luir a. Flora Souheld Woodrat, BIi-to, Eng Sou,hsrd
Wra b Hus.ey Qickstep, sde. Glasgow fbomas Dun
bsru.
Bar uAdyauoe (Br.). Cain Dublin, Boyd HeinckeniJ
G Nc tes Blanchard, nio J3nero, Walsh. Csrycr chase;
Annie Henn, Belfast {. c. Dan Co. Charlotte tNor),
Ssring ~ Que-ntowp, HoiuDoe & Co.; Palermo lnghsm,
Antwe -, ". r. Schmidt.
Bng .-Ssbins Argnon, Barcelona, NJ Fchevarria Co;
Copt tB) Dakin Clouces e. c. Duncan Co. Polion
(brl ,ldlow Queenstown j. Jsckion; ada tbr breiner,
st. Plei d. Dewo1 Sea Bid (Br J. Hamilton 81 John,
~ b. Nevigs S,a J. b. kisg (brl, Coii, 81 John.
n. g.. b~R. Dewof
scho, rers-Apiue Bray, Boston, master; Mary Price.
Bizzan Wilmington f. L. Kneead; Nind~srd, PARTRIDGE.
on Walsh, Carver :, Chase; Christopher Columbus, bsr
NJ Swch ii. 5 Rocket; Myrtle, Young, Ne"Haven,
II. ) H. isett.
,loop -Frankin Avery. Norwic, c. B. Howes; Aurora
William Norwich IL. > RacAett franklin, Tce, CsIndens
\. j., J. ". Mckee
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Cxcnr6lon 8.

EXCURSIONS to CONEY ISLAND
H Heath Comfort and Pleasure Cars leave fulton "La
C.fhnrire Ferries Brooklyn, every 70 minutes
30 to the SEA SlDE.-lhe ears OF the
tx con.v Island and Brooklyn II. Il Company arc now
It tom YpI;on and a,h4riDr tcriic.tO Church
Lanr tlceg6 ID Grsveend. AID Coney leland Ih' j. Tie
best route p.h-ad Bay Phvae 'a' .ha A'.o,ia
en- std Picnic Pats accommodated application al the
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
Passengers Arrived

In steamship bg1tish 1Hecn, from HardnG snd NaSas-
Mrs Carroll AID IN Mrs. kcTr and child srs. NJ j. Illus
grove o. Campbell, M Flag H. Baldwin, e. Rider. L. l..
Waters g. sawyer, + Carlton H. Met onnei, 4. isaac A.
Chi b. I'm, Dr. LewiJg r. ~. and % sesmea on deck.
In ship Jietr po, from NrF.OyfeanS-Dsnie Levi and
family hrs. Ann Neut and child Mis-. H. Bossrs L. IL.
hoores
In bark Henry EH from Nelg Orieons-C Fen and sni.
" a. Franke and family 81. d. S.-ou sampson Master Mr..
Mac Mr.. and Mrs. Cstemsn hlrs ID. Williams Mrs. r.
usman and child, Mrs 0uilot and child, Miss Hannah
IL schr. BuiOn. from snifiIar--W w. Ready, w. w.
{ Garfield, l.. Guyon ". BoCuiom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

CoRosgR's ISQuEsr.--Cororer Norris held an
an.. on S.,ards, 70 to. boGy Of child named Ludaig
,,,z shicA cam. death by being in han,l
ION avenue nv horse railroad The driver who also
act, A. coadnot II appears the act of taking fare
M ,, Of the accident his back being toward the horse, AID
could therefore what going ahead Wy
pany oensur.d for enp Dying conductor and diver.
instead of requiring man to perform both duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

yNALLACKS.
~ entrances on Broadway and l3ihst Doors open II
~ commence. 81 p.
FRA DiAVOLO REPEATED.
Til. iumense which attended tbs be1ntiul
I,.nge durpg the pat week. TIC nOuscs nightly IN
c.s. In numbers sus c.is 20 he Management the policy OF
II - M yen on those iugs. for positively the two last
time. n couiuac,ion with tho lanAce nj lish piece III
,yhich Ar. Gnd Mrs tLOhh"CE vii gave 'heH famous
dt..urafions 800, . ,.,.,.,-,,.rs -. -.
MONDAY ard TUESDAY ENtNISG5 hug and
FRA DIANOLO aud LOhD FLA'I"AN.
DAKTICULAR NOTlCE.-ln order to prevent
ds.1paintnri the Management beg 70 annonnc1 70 the
- fsNiXOS's CREMOENE GARDEN that TIE grand
ar,ial ,tnre by THOMAS BAKER, Tor tbs sfIi Or
THE FLOOD commence at ociocA'
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bort -tUaroens' Notlte.
srArg on Sxw. YORK;

poRr.WupEss' OYgez, No. lOi Wah'se,
NOTICE is hereby given, IN aecS ,s.l Misn
~ section Of the Act passed Api Of h Dor, ~ Tew
Y S, to ali person. n,eced IT, Or having eh,ss Of tho
stlo.t hs'e % 70 now under examination by tbs Port
Ne "a ,h.t the aid or examinations will 70
o,sl Within tee days next succeeding TINS rote',o on
board said vessels; DIN. IAN
Staan,hp NO. 20 ~
S ZIP Rbrrt L. Lane Pier No. - T.
pst philip Belenoie .oes,n
Br,s G. IA. Sampson. .nhompsons
Golt
Rig Alphs
VIM II. BuRLEiGH, Presiaeps.
j. Aces HssRIuAs Secretary,
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DisaarSrs. &c.

HoIsgss HoIE Aug l. 1862
The seh Josph Cobb o. and Bostsn ioT Bsrhsdoes
with rsd we'd beis JAY 30 LEAKING O'
strokes per hour. WIN &C the railway ior TeTaIA her
cargo Is 40. sanayed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
BIZ pocket and of with H. The Others also put to theis

FlRk;.-On Saturday night fire occurred in tho
rouse o pr Charles ContIei No Al South Seventh street. u
was put out before much dluey, was done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

Bold ROBBERY On Saturday night last about
10 o'clock named DAVIS, Nsit to friends in this
city accompanied ny s, ruHy Joed aside by thtee
four fellows whe ws4kng dow Washington street. near
Nsssa Qss Of lsu spaichsl Nr Dsviss gold watch DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

BROOKLYN Cry MoRTAITY.-The tota. number
deaths IN this cit, .t loo aud the ipcpi dis
wercchoera nflutuu q consumpilon IS darrtea
IL commissions, IL; inflammation Lungs q; Inflammation
btoin. o. maa-nus. q tecthg }. diphthtTia cholera
morDus. =; smaIpo 5: wAo0pug 2; sunoke, B.
Unde year OF there 70, between and
years, u. Or maes there were 9Si fepAales, 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

SraeaIyG AzFRAY.-An uflray occurred on tae
co.u,r Of Fulton and Orange streets shorty ser two
O'Clock oaiuriy nghl IL which ur'rr bto ~ the st
ned 18th ,saNe Scho.bss httccGseo keeps
Il -gl bier ssl ana annoyed by the parties on he
= eui NAV - dsn "a Led. DIVING when Schoeper l.
aid - have dfWna pocket aah STAB oed brown ~ ts
men, H. .itiu. cgsh anouL sgO u,CAes Ia length Il
e. rot arrea any wiz. part was t'sched. aud tue pfos-
eel. tb.t he injured man Wa IecG,er se1eeeel "as
cos.mited g. aw ell examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

sIsfATUas ALMANAC
un--Rises ...f:59 Sets..........1:l3l Mo,u-Sets..
.IGH WATER
ssdy Hook. 13gt GOV. Island. G;Zy HeGate.. 4io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

The GAZE OF DR. RAY.--The case o. the coiOred
dstor Pete, W Ray Who charged with c'ing the death
gom.n a,med Mary Burns uusuc ;9ssfu abortion
va. commtpe.d befor, CoronsS Murphy O. Sa,udsr Dr.
te med 'hsi b had msds poet uorn enauina ion
Ct the hody d-ceaed AID that he dea was ca ss.d by
hsp super ICED BY premature sveIy, out that
W., 10 Nd-uce that operation ha ocrn ptfioied
Or Onion brother Nas c. the accuses testified thai ne
81 made nu ur, -cr ions ~ the Burn, ;hs had
noon sy4 fy Dr. Ray but ae ineus 4 the vis found IN
IN. ~oaaas spar not the same a. that put up b,
,ia w. oti,r vfsaessr eXamin a. who's eyidrnc.
Ma, sotr raiiy- tie eJovc ana the ease WA douineA
until , o olock to-iy.
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RROOkLYN IYE9S.
COLORED SOLDlLRs-A PROPOsiTiON'

COLopRD SOLDILRs-A PROPOSITION.
To ne Fdn,r of The y. y. Tribune
SIR: believe that principles savance, bu' oaey
srs he ped by wstimed If there be no law against
such Gus II not sine that to friends 4" me ne
public Il. wei of EGaa;, for Bac. and "iio' S""ula
combine to r. regimen: OF at lesf' 1000 bscks equip
them and Gle them INN edste seryce 20 the es.eeni
Coud the, be refused 1t ia said tha white meaNi not
consent TO ere even officer, degraded race belong
20 race whchss been long degraded, but VII ded by
Freedom in ths country, has shown h'eli 'hrS not I'M
6t,.i,ori am memter of the Royal College oil sur
scos IN Dubls and H. D. of Trinity College IN the same
place sm rsady riLhof pay ss surgeon OF Us
surgeon to the la Rrgmers Of ~ y Eiaik Volua'
tees ain longer ycurs is tir but am god Tor one
c.f.psign an, a. the wors., AM only 81 years oil.
Your,. =. Il. MOLLOY
L S-Tbie IS not ursat sertiemeI, D. l am no,
en- aged practice, and Go not seek Sor u. T. b. Il
10. /, Forin place. brooklyn, gust 1907
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Saturday lasi aud to-day:

The business in foreign bills for the steamer to-
day has been to fair extent, but prices have been
very irregular. Parties who can postpone remit
tances are doing 70, In anticipation OF n further de-
cline Commercial Sterling is l2fal2Ji and good
Bankers signatures l2G. Francs are AS ai.42l.
Freights are rather easier, and though not quif 70
lsnguid lack activity, especially 10 the European
continent. To Liverpool the engagements q 900
bushels Corn at ~ a 3j. in bulk and bags; 10000
do. Wheat at 49, a ID. in bulk and bagsi 5000
bills Flour at &c. 9d. L.. mainly at 3s l0ld. IT,;
20 hhds Tobacco at 35s. 70 London: % 600 bushels
Wheat at l3I alid in bags 200 bbls. Flour at
d. ar IT, 3D.; 100 Jkgs. Tal!ow at ils.3d. To Bristol:
coo bbls Flour at is. 3D.. 20 tuns Oilcakc at lOs
10 Holland: 900 bbls. Flour at A.. Cd. The char
tiers are a Dutch big with 10000 600 bushels
Wheat, If to Cork and market, I'D, but II to a
direct port in the United Kingdom, ! Id. foreign
bark to Belfast, with Wheat, at l3id. in bulk; an
American schooner of 1913 tuns to Malaga and back,
at s. 800.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
81 .42S, 81 iS-for Customs, 100000; Payments
a .cl3, $50 %; Balance, $lO,333,'l9 10.
TIE Illinois Central Railway shows an increase IN
traffic fs- July, over the month IN leol, oil
81, 900.
Gold has been fairly active over the counter to-
day and the quotation is without change from yea
terlay The transactions are at ll1a llo4, closing
49,. Silver is 100 40. Demand Notes lg'dl
arc 1917 lOJ with not much demand rs the!
must be- steadily absorbed for Custom-lionse pur-
poses holders are confident aud do not yield easily
The $40 Treasury Notes have sold as low ms iV-s
during the day ut the close they are steady.
The following are the exports OF Specie ior The
week ending Aug >:
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Ysrce,pts Of Produce.

AGO "a am bhl. Flour us bb. Corn Meal rs bags
Corn Meal I5Jl bb, Whisky, 5000 bush Wheat, oi~o
husn Con H. l5 bush Oats, 300 bah NE ~ pA' Asas+
/ 100 pks Ptovsons g5l. pks. Lard az kes'ao'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

FIRE IN WAsHIyGToY STREET.-About o COCK COCK
on Saturday morning Gre broke ont on the third
floor of the store No. 2G3 Washington street, occl
pied by Herrick & Roster, wholesale grocers. re
DonsIdson dealer, in tobacco, whose stock was con
siderably damaged. The stock in building No. 2oi'
owned by Hendricks x Drey fous wholesale grcce's,
was considerably damaged by water. Inc to'ai 'osS
is about 81 900. slessrs llerrick d Roster are H.
sured III the Irving Insurance COMPANY Tor s',ooo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
spoken.

July "a lat % o. o II H. BARK Inress's' a1'' '''"
for Ney.lu.A.